WMRV (1450 kHz) is a radio station licensed to Spring Lake, North Carolina, serving the Fayetteville area.

Norman Suttles, a former manager of WFNC, signed on WFBS on May 23, 1963, as the fifth radio station in Cumberland County, North Carolina.

[3] The station's original studios and offices were located on the second floor of the Professional Building in downtown Spring Lake.

The station built the new WFBS Broadcast House studio and office building at the transmitter site and moved into it prior to 1969.

[7] For nine months prior to February 14, 1999, W & V Broadcasting, owned by William and Vera Hollingsworth, worked to return WCIE to the air.

[7] Late in 1999, the station was sold to Jeffrey Andrulonis's Colonial Radio Group, Inc., owner of WFAI, and the planned format was "1450 The Sports Animal.

[15] "ESPN Radio 1450" finally began broadcasting at full power January 1, 2002 after temporarily using 500 watts while various problems were solved.

[16] Late in June 2002, WCIE became a Spanish language station, the first in the area, with the name "Mexicana Musical 1450 AM," and WFAY took over the sports talk format.

The new WCIE format would include Spanish Contemporary, tropical music, banda, ranchera, tejano, salsa, and regional Mexican.

[17] Early in 2004, Roberto Vengoechea became the new general manager, and "La Nueva Radio Latina" included an increased focus on Latin and Caribbean listeners, not just Mexicans.

The station will feature a mix of current and classic rock in morning drive, nights and weekends and syndicated sports talkers Dan Patrick, Jim Rome, and Colin Cowherd.

[26] In December 2020, the station began carrying the weekly syndicated Pink Floyd program "Floydian Slip."