occasional "lost oldie" from the pre-1964 era. WWMY ended its simulcast with WKIX-FM on October 23, 2010 and began stunting with future simulcast partner WKXU, as part of a change in city of license from Goldsboro to Smithfield. On January 8, 2014, Curtis Media announced that it purchased WKIX from McClatchey. WKIX would operate under a TMA with a new company to be run by Donna Curtis McClatchey, the daughter of Curtis Media owner Don Curtis. The sale to Curtis Media's FM 102.9 LLC, at a price of $1.229 million, was consummated on December 1, 2014. WKIX-FM began broadcasting football and basketball games for the Duke Blue Devils, in 2010 after picking up the package from former WRBZ (now WKIX), which dropped sports programming altogether. This continued until 2015, when Duke flagship station WDNC added FM signals to cover the Triangle area. On December 26, 2022, two additional stations, WKJO in Smithfield and WPLW-FM in Hillsborough, began simulcasting the programming originating from WKIX-FM. Other stations called WKIX The WKIX letters were used for many years by the Raleigh station now known once again as WKIX, followed by the Raleigh station now called WBBB, then the station now called WPLW-FM and, after its first stint on the station now called WKJO, on the station now called WZKT in Kinston, North Carolina. The first station to be called WKIX was WISW in Columbia, South Carolina. Previous logo References External links KIX 102 FM official website RDU Radio Waves - WWMY KIX-FM Classic hits radio stations in the United States Radio stations established in 1998