WNUE-FM

WNUE-FM (98.1 FM, "The Joy FM") is a radio station broadcasting Contemporary Christian music. Licensed to Deltona, Florida, United States, it primarily serves the Greater Orlando metropolitan area. It first began broadcasting in 1968 at 98.3 FM under the call sign WRMF-FM. The station is currently owned by Entravision Communications Corporation and operated under a LMA by Radio Training Network.
History.
The station signed on in 1968 on 98.3 as WRMF-FM, a Soft AC station. Its original owner was WRMF, Inc. In 1972, WRMF switched to a MOR format, simulcasting its sister AM station. Then in 1979, WRMF changed to a Beautiful Music format. The beautiful music format was short-lived however, as that same year, WRMF flipped to AOR under the new callsign WAJX. In 1986, WAJX would flip to Adult Top 40 under the new callsign WSCF. 
As a country station.
In 1989, WSCF would change their callsign again to WGNE-FM and flip to Country as "Great 98". A year later the station would get sold to Sage Broadcasting and move to 98.1 in the process. In 1991, WGNE was sold again to SBC Technologies, Inc., who turned around and sold WGNE once again to Southern Starr, LP for $3.5 million. In 1993, WGNE would yet again get sold to Robert F.X. Silverman. Around this time WGNE would rebrand as "98 Frog". In 1996, WGNE was sold to SFX Broadcasting, who sold it back to Southern Starr a year later. In 1998, Capstar would buy WGNE, until Capstar was absorbed into Clear Channel Communications that same year. In 2000, WGNE was sold to Mega Communications, who moved the country format to WFKS on June 28th, 2000.
As a Spanish-language station.
After the country format moved to 99.9, WGNE changed its callsign to WNUE-FM, and flipped to Spanish CHR as "Mega 98.1". WNUE was sold to its current owner, Entravision Communications, for $23.75 million in 2007.
On December 1, 2010, WNUE flipped to Spanish adult hits as "Jose FM 98.1." On May 17, 2012, WNUE changed their format again, this time to salsa music, branded as "Salsa 98.1".
Sale to Radio Training Network.
On April 16, 2021, Entravision announced that the station would be sold, with the new owner to assume operations under a local marketing agreement on April 19. Radio Training Network announced that it would acquire the station for $4 million, and flipped it to its Christian adult contemporary chain "The Joy FM". Ahead of the flip, its new competitor WPOZ had announced plans to rebrand under the "Joy" name, but abandoned them after "The Joy FM" launched.