[3] Poller, who had previously owned part of a station in Scranton before World War II, also proposed to build aluminum fabricated homes on the site and sell them.

[2] In 1954, Poller sold WPWA to the Eastern Broadcasting Company, changing its call letters to WDRF for Delaware River Ferry upon FCC approval of the sale on November 24.

[2] Radio Del-Val, Inc., owned by Ernest Tannen, acquired WEEZ in 1965; the same year, the station filed to sell part of its land to build a supermarket.

[13] WEEZ was sold in 1976 to the Upland Broadcasting Corporation,[2] which assigned new WQIQ calls and branded the station "Delaware County's Only 24 Hour Local Voice".

Under Mount Ocean ownership, the station has primarily offered ethnic and religious programming, including shows in Korean, gospel music, and, in 2005, Spanish-language coverage of the Philadelphia Phillies.

[23] In 2012, former station employee Al Edmondson, Jr., began buying airtime on WPWA and programmed some local shows on Sunday mornings.