The FM sister station of little Washington's WITN AM and TV 7, WITN-FM brought top 40 to the FM dial in the 1970s, eventually changing their call sign to WDLX as "93 WDLX" in 1985 . WDLX went AC in the 1990s as "Best Mix 93.3 WDLX" before going rock and roll oldies in 1995 as WERO "Arrow 93.3". The station later went hot AC as "93-3 WERO" and later adopted the handle "Bob 93-3" and a CHR format. In April 2004, the WERO call letters were dropped for the more appropriate call sign WBOB. WBOB lasted for only one week before the station again became WERO. The station shows up in Raleigh-Durham market Arbitron numbers occasionally.
