as the "WSJS Sports Network". AM 920 WPCM in Burlington-Graham was also added to the simulcast all-sports network. In March 2021, Curtis Media sold WCOG to Winston-Salem-Greensboro Broadcasting Co. and WCOG now is a sister station to WTOB and WWBG and is broadcasting oldies music. In December 2021, WSJS was sold to Stuart Epperson Jr's Truth Broadcasting Company for $625,000. Truth Broadcasting owns several other stations in the market, including WTRU and WPOL. The sale was consummated on March 1, 2022. On May 25, 2022, it was reported that WSJS would flip its format to talk & sports, on June 6, 2022. In January 2023, vandals destroyed two of four towers in WSJS' array. The AM signal is off the air, as well as the FM translator W268CG at 101.5 FM. The station is currently airing using the three other FM translators that originate WSJS programming. Prior to the attack, the station had filed a request with the FCC to move their transmitter location to a new site currently used by WPOL and WSMX. The move would see WSJS reduce power from 5,000 watts directional day and night to non-directional 1,700 watts day and 110 watts night. References External links FCC History Cards for WSJS SJS American Basketball Association flagship radio stations Radio stations established in 1930 1930 establishments in North Carolina