Hunter Arterburn to lead Cheyenne County Community Center while continuing on The Big Boy morning show

Hunter Arterburn has been named Executive Director of the Cheyenne County Community Center while continuing as host of The Burn on 987 The Big Boy. The transition also includes leadership promotions for Cooper White and Avery Lawson at Flood Communications.

June 24, 2026Updated: June 24, 2026

By News Channel Nebraska

Hunter Arterburn to lead Cheyenne County Community Center while continuing on The Big Boy morning show

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