Area Broadcast Legend Retires From Radio

The well-known host of the WKDZ-WHVO Noon News Edge and a familiar voice on WHVO’s Hoptown This Morning is retiring from his broadcasting career.
After a second nine-year career Boyd Clark recently announced his retirement, with Clark saying he has enjoyed his second broadcasting career.

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Clark says his career began with the late Bob McGaughey at WKOA.

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He says his health is good and he plans to continue enjoying time at home with his wife Patsy.

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Clark says one of the highlights of his work during the past nine years was spending election night with Senator Whitney Westerfield in November of 2012.

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Clark adds he has some great memories from his time working in broadcasting, including the time the roof collapsed while he was on the air at WKOA.

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Clark says his time at WKDZ and WHVO has been a great experience and he is so thankful to have been a part of the team.

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In addition to hosting the Noon News Edge and being a voice on Hoptown this Morning, Boyd spent the past five years hosting the Silver Survey Saturday program on WHVO, which was inspired by his life-long friend DJ Everett and their memories of the Silver Dollar Survey on WLS. He is also credited with requesting the name of the road in front of the WKDZ-WHVO studios to be changed to D.J. Everett Drive.