AP Network News and Jones Satellite Network for music and DJ's (later discontinued). The station had never embraced satellite technology prior to the format change on July 22, 1992. On that day, the station celebrated its changing of the guard that afternoon while broadcasting live from the Fort Armstrong Folk Festival, an annual event held in downtown Kittanning's Riverfront Park. John McCue, a local attorney who worked at the station during its beginnings in the 1940s, signed off the station as WACB for the very last time and new owner Larry Schrecongost then signed the station on as WTYM and under its then-new all oldies format. Acquisition by Family Life Media Com, Inc. Vernal owner Larry Schrecengost died unexpectedly on June 8, 2010, with the station temporarily ceasing operations a week later. On Tuesday, July 13, 2010, Vernal Enterprises announced the sale of WTYM to Family Life Media Com, Inc., which is the parent company of Family Life TV and The Kittanning Paper (but is of no relation to the Family Life Network of contemporary Christian music stations that operate in the vicinity), and was the business arm of Family Life Church, pastored by Rev. David J. Croyle. Family-Life began programming WTYM on July 26, 2010 under a Time Brokerage Agreement. The sale received final FCC approval on Friday, November 19, 2010. The sale was concluded on December 16, 2010. Under Family Life, WTYM operated a mostly syndicated talk radio format with shows and hosts such as This Morning, America's First News with Gordon Deal, Doug Stephan, Rusty Humphries, Alex Jones and John Tesh airing during the weekday lineup. Upon the acquisition of WTYM by Family Life Media Com, and its subsequent format change, studios were relocated to the front window at 114 South Jefferson Street in downtown Kittanning, co-located with Family Life Church (in the former State Theater building), where announcers frequently interacted with persons on the street. Through programming and active community involvement, WTYM brought back "hometown radio" to Armstrong County. WTYM president and on-air personality David Croyle was arrested by police on August 9, 2018 for an alleged sexual assault against a 14 year old boy. He was charged with numerous felonies. On January 10, 2020, Croyle was found guilty by a jury on all charges against him - statutory sexual assault, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, unlawful communications and corruption of minors. On the day of Croyle's