Following the change in control of Beacon, WANR switched formats to a mixture of Christian and secular oldies music, which featured hosts Michelle Stevenson's local, Gospel artist showcase, and Neil Hagan's urban Gospel format, "the Brother Neil Gospel Show," until adopting a "Family Friendly" oldies trimulcast with WLOA and WGRP. Initially identifying itself with the anachronistic "Wexy 107" name, a branding previously used by WEXC, this arrangement later was known as "1570, 1470 and 940 - Your Family Friendly Frequencies." It ended in December 2006, with the two other stations adopting separate formats, while WANR became "Classic Hits 1570". This format was dropped in favor of sports radio on July 4, 2009, WANR carried most of the Fox Sports Radio schedule, but aired a three-hour program devoted to professional boxing in place of "The Dan Patrick Show", which WBBW carried.