Editing WWTC (section)

==="Golden Rock"===
Over the years, WWTC had a number of formats, including the distinction of being the Twin Cities' first [[all-news radio]] station (using NBC's News and Information Service), beginning in June 1975. In 1979, WWTC switched to a [[full service radio|full service]] [[adult contemporary]] format called the "Splendid Blend", which evolved to an [[oldies]] format known as the "Golden Rock."  The oldies sound achieved the station's highest ratings in years. With a number of quirky DJs such as "Ugly Del" Roberts, Mick "King Kracker" Wagner, and Steve "Boogie" Bowman, the station managed to win an audience.
[[File:WWTC Billboard.jpg|thumb|WWTC billboard in 1982]]
In 1981, WWTC relocated seven blocks south, back to the Wesley Temple Building on East Grant Street, where it occupied the entire top floor until 1986.