WZXR

The station broadcasts a Rock format on two frequencies, 99.3 and 103.7. The broadcaster’s programming focuses primarily on Rock music, as evidenced by the station’s name and branding. Alongside music, the station provides local news coverage and community-focused content. A strong emphasis is placed on delivering information relevant to the surrounding area, including reports on legal proceedings, traffic incidents, and criminal justice matters. The station also features music news, such as recent reports on the health of Jello Biafra and the passing of Country Joe McDonald. The station's commitment to Rock music is underscored by the slogan, “IF IT AIN’T METAL, IT’S CRAP!” The station’s schedule includes several recurring programs and features. These include “Workforce Block,” “All Request,” and “Lunch Hour.” A “Concert Rundown” provides updates on upcoming musical events, while the “Flashback Pop Quiz” offers a nostalgic element for listeners. The broadcaster also hosts contests, with official rules available for review. Several shows are listed on the website, though specific host names are not provided. The station delivers local news bulletins, with recent reports covering topics such as a fallen state trooper, allegations of misconduct against a lawyer, a Route 61 traffic incident, a case of infant abuse, and charges against a woman for inappropriate texting. These news segments are branded as “Backyard Broadcasting Local News.” The station is part of a larger broadcasting group, Backyard Broadcasting, which also operates other stations including Hot 107.9 (WOTH), Classic Hits 93.3 (WBZD), and Country 105.1 (WILQ). The Twin Valley’s Talk Network is also a sister entity. The station’s website indicates a presence in the community through the Community Arts Center and Rocker's Club. The broadcaster also maintains a Local Event Calendar and offers job opportunities in the area. The station provides advertising information for businesses seeking to reach its audience. The station utilizes an outdated browser warning on its website, suggesting a focus on maintaining compatibility across different platforms. The broadcaster provides contact information and employment opportunities. A link to the official contest rules is available for those interested in participating. The station’s website also features a section for “What’s Happening,” highlighting local events and activities. The broadcaster also offers a Winter Watch service, indicating a commitment to providing information during inclement weather conditions.