Staff

Mark Warwick
General Manager

Mark began his love affair with Hendersonville in 1987 when he first came to Flat Rock Playhouse as an acting intern. After 10 years as a professional actor, he came back to Hendersonville to begin a career in radio at WTZQ. He currently heads up the "Q" crew as General Manager at the station. Mark is a graduate of Western Carolina University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Radio, Television and Film, with a double major in Speech and Theater Arts.

George Henry                                                                             

Operations Mgr/Program Director

George has been interested in radio from the time he was in elementary school.  He attended Bob Jones University and worked for their station WMUU after getting out of school.  After a stint of rejoining the family business in Arizona, George moved to Nashville Tennessee where he went to work for Tuned In Broadcasting where he was an on-air host and the Marketing Director.  George can now be heard on WTZQ-AM Monday through Friday from 6 to 10 am.

Cathy Horton                                                                                           

Sales Representative

Chef Cathy, as she is known to us first came to WTZQ during a Small Plate Crawl as the Dining Room Manager with the former Blue Water Seafood.  She loved it so much, she wanted to hang around.  And hang around she did.  Cathy is a great addition to our staff and really loves introducing local businesses to WTZQ.

Paige Posey

Traffic Coordinator  

Paige comes to us after many years manning the helm of the Flat Rock Playhouse.  She has directed many performances there including the hugely successful "7 Brides for & Brothers"

Tom Brown Engineer

Tom Brown was born and raised here in Hendersonville. When he was 11, the family moved to Tampa, Florida, and after many years, Tom got a chance to buy back the family home, and so he returned to Hendersonville in the summer of 2004.  He has studied and worked with music, electronics and audio since the late 50s. He plays guitar, bass and keyboards, and has been in a number of professional show-groups up to 9 pieces, and has recorded in several studios, including the renowned Sam Phillips Studio in Memphis. Tom has been a very successful one-man-band now for more than 30 years, and has been helping WTZQ with technical issues since 2005. He can also be seen performing at many of the live remote broadcasts.