WMGY

[4] In the late 1970s, the station's license was transferred to George H. Buck, Jr., and the longtime country and western music format was replaced with Southern Gospel and religious radio programming.

[6] In March 1982, owner George H. Buck, Jr., reached an agreement to transfer the license for this station to WMGY Radio, Inc.

Hosted by local Montgomery native Mark Fowler, Gospel Saturday Morning launched in April 2016.

Sammy Stephens, who was given his first job at WMGY by Rad Dodson, became a celebrity for his "It's just like a mini-mall" rap advertisements for Flea Market Montgomery.

Jeff's last day at WMGY Radio was about 2 weeks before Dane Harris left in 2015 as that same month the station was sold.