Licensed to Lillington, North Carolina, United States, it serves the Fayetteville area.

Bob Etheridge owned WLLN when it signed on Monday, February 12, 1979 at 11:00 AM with "Music Box Dancer" by Frank Mills as the only radio station in Lillington.

The new station manager was Charles Fowler, who had been a top salesman of commercial advertising at WPYB in Benson.

Fowler left WLLN in October 1987 to purchase WCKB in Dunn, which he owns as of this writing in May 2010.

There have been many air personalities at WLLN, some of which were: Dr. Anthony Harrington, Cary Stedman, Mike Dennis, Steve Norris, Abby Norris, Clay McCauley, Frankie Bellflower, Danny Phair, Gail Brown, Lottie Squires, Bill Sellers (who was also known as "Wagon Wheel Willie" on AFN Radio Korea), Kim Carpenter, Sherri James, Bill Blalock, Bob Klug, Lisa Herne, Gibson Smith, Hank Cox, Kevin Johnson, Richard Longnecker, Lana Gardner, Dot Hood, Marc Parker, Larry Rickard and Mike Coats.

[citation needed] In 1991, he sold WLLN to Christian Purities Fellowship, Inc., which was owned by O.T.