WPGS

WPGS/840 A.M. is a radio station licensed to Mims, Florida, U.S.A. that broadcasts a rock format. The station serves all North Brevard County, Volusia County and East Orlando Florida. The station is currently owned by Wpgs, Inc.

History

1980s

1984

The station went on the air as WNUY on September 18.

1986

On May 1 the station changed its call sign to WPGS.

2000s

2009

In October, WPGS dropped the Talkstar radio network to become part of the smooth jazz Groove network.

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U.S. Route 50 in Maryland

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