The station's callsigns changed to WYKH on April 1, 1986, when it switched to a solid gold oldies format after being purchased by John N. Hall III.

[2]: 83  at approximately 11 a.m., with general manager Wilburn "Willie" Wilson, a former WPKY employee, providing the opening remarks.

WKDZ-AM-FM remained under ownership of the Wilson family until 1986, when local businessman Gary Kidd acquired the station.

The station began simulcasting WHVO's programming, however, WKDZ would still air separate sports broadcasts, depending on scheduling of high school and/or college sporting [11] In the early 2010s, Ham Broadcasting signed on two low-powered translators for the purpose of simulcasting WHVO and WKDZ's programming onto the FM dial.

In addition to its usual oldies music, WHVO and WKDZ-AM is the broadcaster of the Fort Campbell High School Falcons football team.

The one-hour newscasts, branded as News Edge, are broadcast at 12 Noon and 5:00 p.m. Central Time, and are simulcast over all three Ham Broadcasting-owned stations.