WKIT FM 100.3

Notable on air personalities include the Rock and Roll Morning Show hosts Don Cookson and Mark "The Shark" Young, midday host Jason “Rock Dog” Roberts, afternoon host Scotty Moore, and simulcasting Nights With Alice Cooper. The station went on the air in 1979 as top 40 station WGUY-FM, the FM sister station to WGUY (1250 AM). It became WKIT-FM in 1987, initially with a "hip adult" format before shifting to rock. From 1995 to 2025, the station was part of the Zone Corporation, the broadcasting group owned by author Stephen King; after he announced the closure of Zone's stations—WKIT, WZLO, and WZON—at the end of 2024, Solari and Hawes bought WKIT and kept it on the air. == History == Following ten years of delays, the station signed on February 14, 1979, as WGUY-FM on 100.9 MHz. It was owned by Stone Communications along with WGUY (1250 AM); the stations simulcast a top 40 format, but WGUY-FM was able to operate 24 hours a day, in contrast to the AM station's daytime-only operation. From the start, plans were in place to eventually separate the WGUY stations' programming; on November 30, 1981, the AM station relaunched as Music of Your Life station WMLI, while WGUY-FM continued the contemporary hit radio programming. Stone Communications sold WGUY-FM and WGUY (1200 AM) to John Pineau's Sunspot Broadcasting for $1 million in 1987. It airs a mainstream rock radio format. However, on the weekends the station carries some syndicated programming. WKIT also streams its programming on the Internet via the official station website. The transmitter is off Center Drive in Orrington, Maine. Unlike many U.S.