WNPB-TV

For the television station in Marquette, Michigan that formerly used its call letters, see WNMU.

1969–1973	1973–1983	1983–2000	1996–2000	2000–2007	2007–present

WWVU-TV

1969–1973

WWVU-TV Morgantown began broadcasting from UHF channel 24 on February 23, 1969.

Production logo (Profile, 1971)

Production logo (Profile, 1971, closing variant)

1973–1983

Production logo (Musical Mosaic West Africa, 1973)

Production logo (Musical Mosaic East Africa, 1973)

Production logo (Vandalia Sampler, 1982)

WNPB-TV

1983-2000

In 1983, WWVU-TV was transferred from the West Virginia Board of Regents to the West Virginia Educational Broadcasting Authority, placing it in the same hands as WPBY-TV and WSWP-TV. To reflect this change, the station received new call letters and rebranded itself as WNPB-TV.

Program ID (1984–1986?)

Station ID (1984?–1986?)

Program ID (1986?–1996?)

Station ID #1 (1986?–1996?)

Station ID #2 (1986?–1996?)

West Virginia Public Television

1996–2000

In the 1990s, the West Virginia Educational Broadcasting Authority was moved to consolidate its PBS member stations in response to budget cuts. Utilizing a microwave link, WNPB and WSWP effectively became repeaters of WPBY, with the same presentation and program feed. The primary branding of all three stations was changed to "West Virginia Public Television" or WVPTV; however, the WNPB logo continued to see secondary use as a station ID.

Station ID

Station ID #2

West Virginia Public Broadcasting

The WNPB callsign is still used on station IDs and promos.

2000-2007

On-screen bug

2007–present