WBIP

WBIP began broadcasting on September 1, 1950.^[2][1] It aired block programming and was owned by E. O. Roden.^[1][5] Elvis Presley was interviewed on the station in February 1955.^[6][1]

A country music format was aired in the 1970s and 1980s.^{[7][8][9][10]} By 1993, southern gospel programming was added.^[2] In 1995, the station was sold to Community Broadcasting Services of Mississippi, along with 99.3 WBIP-FM, for $400,000.^[11] It became a Real Country affiliate later that year.^[12] In 1997, the station adopted a sports talk format.^[13] By 2003, the station had adopted a classic country format.^[14] The station also aired southern gospel block programming, which would eventually become its primary format.^[1][15][16] By 2019, the station had adopted a Christian contemporary format.^[17]

On November 25, 2022, WBIP flipped to a simulcast of country-formatted WADI 95.3 FM Corinth.^[18]

WBIP is also heard on 99.7 MHz, through a translator in Booneville, Mississippi.