to cancel the service. WNTS changed to Christian radio on January 18, 1977. That was coupled with permission from the Federal Communications Commission to broadcast at night. To do so, the city of license for WNTS was changed from Indianapolis to Beech Grove. An additional tower was also added at the station's transmitter site. After changing to religious programming, WNTS aired a schedule of Contemporary Christian music with some Christian talk and teaching shows. Around 1990, it changed format to Southern Gospel music and talk. The station was managed by Jim Wilson. DJ's included Larry Dean, Diane Benson, Kevin Wilson, Chris Moore, Nancy Marie, and Tom Elliott. One program was the 4-hour all-request music program "Country Gospel Store", started by Jim Wilson's wife, Nancy Marie. After Nancy Marie's death, the Country Gospel Store continued with host Kevin Wilson. In 2003, Daniel Ott started an alternative rock format on the station, known as "The Edge." It continued through 2005. On October 28, 2019, WNTS changed its format to Classic Regional Mexican, branded as "La Pantera 1590", swapping formats with co-owned WSYW (810 AM). The Edge Broadcast Website https://theedgeam.com Previous logo References External links Indiana Radio Archive, WNTS Davison Media Group NTS NTS Oldies radio stations in the United States