from EWTN. Carolina Catholic Radio Network bought the station in 2020, leaving GHB with three stations, WHVN, WAVO and WOLS. On March 30, 2020, It was announced that WHVN would go off the air the next day. After the owner's death in 2013, a trustee was told to continue the businesses but eventually sell them in order to care for his widow. The station's farewell program was a call-in show where listeners talk about their memories. When that program ended, after a final sign-off, WHVN's transmitter was scheduled to shut down for the final time at 5:00 p.m., bringing a close to the 91-year history of the station. The 8 acres where the transmitter was located have been rezoned for developing medical offices. WAVO continued to air the majority of the programs aired on WHVN. Blue Ridge Broadcasting bought WAVO along with translators W282BP in Charlotte and W268DM in Rock Hill. Rebirth and sale On November 2, 2020, WHVN returned to the air using a long wire antenna attached to the STL tower behind the studios on North Tryon Street. The station adopted the adult standards format which formerly aired on sister station WAVO. GHB Radio Inc. bought WHVN for $20,000 in 2020 and in March 2021 announced the station's sale to Truth Broadcasting Corp. for $55,000. In September 2021 WHVN changed to a Spanish language format. References External links HVN Radio stations established in 1929 1929 establishments in North Carolina HVN HVN