The FCC approved this request on April 3, 2015. Birach Broadcasting sold WKGE to Edward A. Schober effective January 17, 2017, for $25,000. Schober subsequently assigned the station's license to his wholly owned Zip2, LLC. In mid-April the station was heard playing a mix of music for hours or days at a time without station identification. On May 2, 2017, Legal IDs returned, plus a message stating that repairs to the facility were underway, so the station would be intermittedly be off the air during the next few weeks. Meanwhile, an interesting mix of music would be played. The station's carrier was initially badly distorted; presumably the aging Continental transmitter was having tube issues or possibly overheating. However, the station's clear null points in the directional pattern remained somewhat consistent (from a distance) with normal parameters. On March 11, 2019, WKGE launched a classic hits format, branded as "101.3 WKGE", that was simulcast on FM translator W267CM 101.3 FM in Johnstown. On April 11, 2022, Schober sold FM translator W267CM to Lightner Communications. On that date, WKGE and W267CM began simulcasting Lightner-owned WYUP 1400 AM in Loretto and WPHB 1260 AM in Philipsburg as "107.1 and 104.3 Jack FM" with an Adult Hits format. Previous logo References External links FCC History Cards for WKGE (covering WHBP / WJAC from 1927-1981) KGE Radio stations established in 1925 Adult hits radio stations in the United States Jack FM stations