The FCC had issued a construction permit for low-power FM translator W256BQ, which was purchased by CC Broadcasting LLC from a station in Olean, NY at a reported $75,000. It was planned to operate on 93.3 FM with a power of 250 watts and would be mounted on the existing AM tower with a directional signal west from the tower toward the center of Bethlehem. This could extend the broadcasting to 24-hours-a-day on that frequency. The translator was licensed on April 19, 2017 as W227DE. Grant was rescinded on May 5, 2017. W253CC, a new frequency construction permit was issued for 98.5 on August 10, 2017, with presently 250 watts. Antenna points toward south Bethlehem and Hellertown, operating 24-hours-a-day.