Changes: WACY-TV

Revision as of 00:10, 17 February 2020

WXGZ-TV

1984–1987

1987–1992

WXGZ-TV 32 filed for bankruptcy and signed off in 1992. The Fox affiliation would move to former independent station WGBA-TV 26 (now currently with NBC) that same year.

WACY-TV

1994–1995

In 1994, Channel 32 returned to the air as WACY-TV, after its license was purchased by Ace TV; the station used the Ace of Spades for the first time as the station's logo, which would be carried over into the 1995-2002 UPN-era logo.

1995–2001

2001–2002

2002–2006

2006–present

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-But, It Sign Off 2 Years Later, To [[WGBA-TV|WGBA]] (Now An NBC Affiliate)
+WXGZ-TV 32 filed for bankruptcy and signed off in 1992. The Fox affiliation would move to former independent station WGBA-TV 26 (now currently with NBC) that same year.
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 WACY_Wacky32_1995.gif|In August 1995, after [[WGBA-TV]] (channel 26) affiliated with NBC following [[WLUK-TV]] (channel 11)'s switch from NBC to Fox, WACY acquired most of WGBA's children's programs and decided to adopt an all-day children's programming format under the branding "Wacky 32"; this format lasted until 1999.
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