to sister station WFNL. On March 10, 2020, WPTK applied to the FCC for a construction permit to move its transmitter site to their sister station WPTF's tower, and lower the station class from B to D, due to the move. Return to WKIX On September 1, 2021, WPTK rebranded as "Oldies 104.7" (the frequency coming from its pair of translators, W284CD and W284CP), returning to the heritage WKIX call letters once again, now playing music from the 1960s and 1970s. The station temporarily went silent in November 2021, pending transfer of its transmitting site. On November 28, 2021, WKIX's towers at its old transmitter site on Towerview Court, in western Cary near its border with Morrisville, were felled. WKIX resumed broadcasting on February 10, 2022, using a diplex antenna shared with WPTF and WQDR at their East Chatham Street transmitter site in Cary. This move included reducing WKIX's daytime power from 10,000 to 9,000 watts, and its nighttime operation from 5,000 watts directional to 120 watts non-directional. A realignment of Curtis Media Group's Raleigh stations on December 26, 2022, saw the 104.7 translators switch to carrying WWPL's programming. WKIX concurrently rebranded as "Oldies 93.5", reflecting its new translator (W228CZ in Cary) on that frequency. A few days later, the station switched to using "Oldies 850" on-air while still broadcasting on 93.5 FM. Translators References External links (covering 1947-1981 as WNAO / WKIX) KIX (AM) Oldies radio stations in the United States Radio stations established in 1948 1948 establishments in North Carolina