WCIT must operate with reduced power after local sunset to avoid interference with CFNV in Montreal, a Canadian clear channel signal reserved by international treaty.
Jim Baldridge, a Lima native had his start at WCIT in the late 1960s before moving on to WIZE in Springfield and later at WHIO-TV in Dayton.
Jim Wood (Robert Marquitz), Tommy Judge (Carl David Hamilton), Johnny Williams, Skip Essex, Rick Lane, Chuck Martin (L Harrison), Dave Shannon, Bill Apple, Rob Bromley, Don Sherwood and Steve R. Nelson.
Gordy Price (later of WIMT) spent part of his career beginnings at WCIT in 1974 as afternoon personality before automating in 1975 as "Rock 94."
In 1996, Allen Broadcasting switched the format of sister station WLSR from adult contemporary to urban using the calls WLJM.
Forever Broadcasting moved the urban format to the AM side and turned WLJM-FM into a soft adult contemporary again.
WLJM's call letters originally referred to its former nickname "Lima's 940 JAMZ" for its urban contemporary and R&B format.
940 JAMZ was the local affiliate of ABC Radio's "Hits and Oldies" satellite R&B format (also known as "The Touch") as well as the Tom Joyner Morning Show which were both discontinued after the station was sold by Forever Broadcasting to Maverick Media in 2005.