WYMY

WYMY
City of license	Goldsboro, North Carolina
Broadcast area	Raleigh/Durham; Research Triangle
Branding	La Ley 96.9
Frequency	96.9 (MHz)
Format	Regional Mexican
ERP	100,000 watts
HAAT	300 meters
Class	C0
Facility ID	48369
Transmitter coordinates	35°23′52″N 78°8′7″W / 35.39778°N 78.13528°W
Former callsigns	WEQR (???-1989); WKTC (1989-1998); WKIX (1998-2001)
Owner	Curtis Media Group
Sister stations	WKIX-AM, WKIX-FM, WQDR-FM, WBBB, WWPL, WQDR (AM), WPTF, WCLY
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	laley969.com

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WYMY "96.9 La Ley" is a Spanish language radio station licensed to Goldsboro, North Carolina, which is east of the Raleigh-Durham Triangle. It plays a contemporary hit radio format (e.g. Juan Gabriel, RBD). This station is owned by Curtis Media Group.

[edit] History

Originally WGBR-FM at 99.7 FM and then 93.3 FM, this Goldsboro, NC station was later known as WEQR (Q96), a CHR station. In 1989, Curtis Media Group bought the station and moved the country music format and calls of Tarboro's WKTC from 104.3 to 96.9. The WEQR letters and hot adult contemporary format went to the former WOKN at 102.3 FM. "Katie Country" existed at 96.9 until January 9, 1998. The 96.9 frequency was then given the WKIX calls from what is now WBBB. This station also ran a country format, simulcasting with WKXU in Burlington as "Kix 96.9 and 101.1".^[2] ^[3] This station simulcast WWMY from 2001 to 2003 as an 80s station until it changed its format and language.