Particularly, this is true during hurricane season, when friends and relatives at distant points want information on conditions in this locale.
A listener of the station noted that an afternoon deejay of that time, Bobbie Dennis, "was bold enough to play records by The Drifters, Clyde McPhatter and Big Joe Turner, to name a few.
"[5] A sister FM station using the WMBL-FM callsign went on the air in October 1972 at 95.9 MHz, later moving to 96.3).
[6] WMBL-FM changed its call letters to WMBJ on October 13, 1981, according to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) records.
The station was bought by a subsidiary of Clear Channel Worldwide and permanently taken silent in February 2000 to allow for WSCC, 730 in Charleston, South Carolina, to make an upgrade.