WKSC-FM

==WKFM==
===1957–19??===
===19??–19??===
===19??–1973===
== WFYR ==
=== 1973–1975 ===
=== 1975–1979 ===
=== 1979–198? ===
=== 198?–1983 ===
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=== 1983–1984 ===
=== 1984–198? ===
=== 198?-1989 ===
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=== 1989–1991 ===
== WWBZ ==
=== 1991–1994 ===
== WRCX ==
=== 1994–199? ===
On July 5, 1994 at 6am the station relaunched as "Rock 103-5," featuring a commercial free "A-Z" kickoff. On July 28, the station changed call letters to WRCX.
=== 199?–1998 ===
== WUBT ==
=== 1998–2001===
On November 2, 1998, when, after playing "Sad But True" by Metallica, the station flipped to the new "Jammin' Oldies" format, branded first as "The New 103.5", then (after a "name the station" contest) as "103-5 The Beat". The first song on "The New 103.5" was "Get Ready" by The Temptations. On December 21, WRCX changed their call letters to WUBT.
== WKSC-FM ==
=== 2001–2002 ===
On January 12, 2001, at 4 PM, after playing "Last Dance" by Donna Summer, WUBT flipped to CHR (Top 40) as "Kiss 103.5". The first song on "Kiss" was "Get Ready for This" by 2 Unlimited. The station's call letters became the current WKSC-FM on February 13, 2001.
=== 2002–2012 ===
In September 2002, the station adjusted its slogan from "KISS 103.5" to "103.5 KISS-FM".
=== 2012–June 30, 2018 ===
===June 30, 2018–present===
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