In August 2000, WCME and WCTB began simulcasting the "Score" sports programming of WSKW (1160 AM), as part of a five-station network that also included WIGY (97.5 FM, now WQSK) and WHQO (107.9 FM, now WFMX); shortly afterward, Cumulus agreed to sell its stations in the market to Clear Channel Communications. That October, WCME dropped "Score" programming for a simulcast of oldies station WABK-FM (104.3). By December 2001, WCME was carrying a news/talk format as part of Clear Channel's "Voice of Maine" network, along with WVOM in Bangor and WHQO in Skowhegan.
In August 2000, WCME and WCTB began simulcasting sports programming from WSKW (1160 AM) as part of a five-station network that also included WIGY (97.5 FM, now WQSK) and WHQO (107.9 FM, now WFMX).  Cumulus later sold its stations in the market to Clear Channel Communications. By October 2001, WCME switched from sports programming to simulcasting oldies on WABK-FM (104.3). By December 2001, WCME was part of Clear Channel's "Voice of Maine" network with WVOM in Bangor and WHQO in Skowhegan.