 It competed with several other beautiful music outlets in the Lancaster and surrounding radio markets, including 97.3 WHP-FM in Harrisburg (now WRVV) and 103.3 WSBA-FM in York (now WARM-FM).In March 1976, WGAL, Inc. sold WGAL-FM, along with WGAL (AM) and WGAL-TV, to Hall Communications for $850,000.The effective date of the sale was February 17, 1977, when the FM station's license was voluntarily assigned to Hall Communications.