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Darcell, whose last air shift was Wednesday, says she didn't
expect to be let go and was taken aback "a little bit," according to
a story at detroitnews.com.
But: "I am good, Detroit is incredible, Detroit has
been amazing to me," Darcell told The Detroit News on Thursday.
"Detroit has become my home. I expect to be here and continue to do some
amazing things. I'm excited about what's to come. I don't know what it is, but
it creates great opportunity.
"We can't pick and choose what happens to us," she
added, "but we can control how we react. I've been humbled by the many
calls from people who have reached out to me. I've been empowered by a lot of
folks, and a lot of love."
Darcell was already gone from The Mix's website Thursday,
and newscaster/fill-in air personality Tracey McCaskill was hosting Darcell's
midday shift.
Also gone is midday host Jag from Clear Channel's Channel
95.5 (WKQI-FM), who was told when he reported for his 10 a.m. air shift
Thursday. "It's a tough business," Jag said. "It's a business of
high highs and low lows. On Thanksgiving weekend I was onstage at the Fox
introducing Flo Rida, then I was laid off today. Nature of the beast I
guess."
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