HD-2 carries 96Rock, the active rock format formerly carried by WDIZ. In August 2020, following the closure of WDIZ, the "96Rock" format used by the defunct station began broadcasting from WPAP-HD2. In 1997, WPAP, WPBH, WDIZ, and WFSY were sold to iHeartMedia (then known as ClearChannel). The current name, "92.5 WPAP", has been used since 1993. This lasted for barely under a year, when in early 1985 it became known as "WPAP 92.5". In March 1984, the station experimented with changing its branding to "92 WPAP". On Januat 6:21 p.m., WPAP switched transmitters, increasing their power to 100,000 watts.įrom 1981 until 1984, it was marketed as "North Florida's Country Music Station" under the nickname "WPAP/FM 92". Along with the call sign change, WPAP also became the first stereo FM station in the Florida Panhandle, thanks to strengthened equipment. To celebrate the new radio station, a concert was held at the City Auditorium on 4 April of that year, and featured Wilma Burgess, Archie Campbell, Lorene Mann, and Ray Pillow. In March 1969, the station was renamed WPAP-FM. 92.5 FM: WPAP 92-5 WPAP Country: PANAMA CITY, Florida: Listen to Web Stream Listen in Media Player: 105.3 FM: WOWC WOW Country Country: MORRISON, Tennessee: Listen to Web Stream: 102.5 FM: WOWF 102.5 Wow Country Country: CROSSVILLE, Tennessee: Listen to Web Stream: 102.1 FM: WOWQ Q-102 - Todays Hot Country Country: Dubois, Pennsylvania: Listen. 
The station fell into their ownership later that year. On May 24, 1968, an application for assignment of the licences of both the FM and AM station were filed by a "Miracle Radio, Inc.". WPAP began broadcast on Maas WDLP-FM, which was an FM translation of the popular AM station WDLP, with an ERP of 39 kW.
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