Media/Communications Group. It became WPHX-FM and began simulcasting WFNX, from the Boston, Massachusetts, radio market in the summer of 1999. Phoenix Media/Communications Group announced a sale of the station to Aruba Capital Holdings, licensee of WXEX in Exeter, New Hampshire, in May 2011. On August 11, 2011, Aruba Capital Holdings relaunched the station as WXEX-FM, a simulcast of the oldies/classic hits programming of WXEX. On April 14, 2015, Port Broadcasting LLC, owner of WWSF in Sanford, Maine and WNBP in Newburyport, Massachusetts (and their respective FM translators), began operating WXEX and its AM simulcast partner in Exeter under a local marketing agreement (LMA). On August 20, 2015, WXEX-FM and its sister AM station shifted their format from classic hits to classic rock, branded as "Classic Rock 92.1"; the move was made to distinguish WXEX from WWSF's oldies format. In 2015 a merger was proposed with Garrison city Broadcasting owners of WBYY and WTSN but never finalized. Effective January 31, 2017, Aruba Capital sold WXEX-FM, WXEX, and W246BP to LMA partner Port Broadcasting. In return, Aruba Capital received a 26.9% stake in Port Broadcasting, giving Aruba Capital principal Andrew Hartman a controlling interest in the new licensee. During Labor Day Weekend in 2018, WXEX-FM and WXEX stunted with a broadcast of the Drake-Chenault documentary The History of Rock and Roll. On September 3, 2018, the stations changed to an oldies format, in effect reversing the 2015 format change. Former DJs Eric "EJ The DJ" Johnson Co-host of "Morning on the Mountain" Jonathan Smith Co-host of "Morning on the Mountain" and daily "Bone Head" award presenter Sharon Small Steven Biron Katina Kageleiry Tommy Record Kenny Ridley Heather Salisbury Pete "The Friendly DJ" Casper Russell Dumont Freddie Dee Becky Brown Kimberly Rowe Andy Austin Kenny Wallace Roy Lawrence Rocky Bergeron Keith Taylor Paul Dupuis Carl Lindemann Daniel "Dangerous Dan" McGlincey Kelly Brown Bob Angell Bret Saunders Jimmy the Weather Dog (weather and Flea and Tick alerts) Two photographs from the end of days of Mount Rialto: http://www.timepassagesnostalgia.com/rontoth/wcdqparty1.jpg http://www.timepassagesnostalgia.com/rontoth/wcdqparty2.jpg References External links XEX-FM Oldies radio stations in the United States Sanford, Maine Radio stations established in 1975 1975 establishments in Maine