The station moved studio locations after a devastating fire hit Main Street on July 29, 1958.
The station was located above the Rea and Derick Drug Store and relocated temporarily to the transmitter site stop Godfrey's Ridge.
In the 1960s, the station employed a middle of the road (MOR) format, playing mostly pop standards.
In December 2006, Nassau ended local programming on WVPO and WPLY and began to simulcast co-owned FM station WWYY, after a planned sale [1] fell through.
In 2012, WVPO celebrated its 50th season as the broadcast home of East Stroudsburg University football games.
[5][6] In November, NB Broadcasting filed a motion to assign its rights to the stations to Connoisseur Media.
[9] On March 8, 2023, WVPO changed its format from country to classic hits, branded as "Pocono 103.1" under new WPCO call sign; the WVPO call sign and "Bigfoot Country" programming moved to WABT (96.7 FM), the previous home of the "Pocono" classic hits format.