WLFF (106.5 FM), known on-air as 106.5 Nash Icon, is a gold-based country music radio station licensed to Georgetown, South Carolina.
[2] In 1988, the station increased its power to 50,000 watts and changed to the Sunny 106.5 name and WSYN call letters, with a hot adult contemporary format.
[3] Oldies Radio Sunny 106.5 employed an on-air reverb effect, producing a "bigger than life" sound, and served as home to many well-known local talents including Kemosabi Joe, "The Freakin' Deacon", Diane Costello, Michael Parnell, Kelly Broderick, djrockinray, Sissy Hall, Robert Kessler, Lou Krieger, and CJ Jackson, who also was the engineer at the time.
Horry County Council Chair Liz Gilland at one time hosted a Sunday morning gospel program on the station.
[citation needed] Cumulus Media bought WSYN, WJXY, WJXY-FM, WXJY, WDAI, and WSEA in its first year of existence.
[citation needed] On April 2, 2008, Al Connors and Krieger, the only DJs still working for the station, said they were told "restructuring" was planned and they too would lose their jobs.