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This is well-sourced speculation but still just speculation so I'll put it here instead of in the body of the article. Apparently, the owners of WDPT and its sister station are in some sort of negotiations with Queen of Heaven Catholic Radio, owners of WQOH and WQHC, to purchase both stations and bring Catholic radio to Huntsville/Decatur. - Dravecky (talk) 17:56, 2 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Martignoni, John (April 2009). "Letter from the President". Queen of Heaven Catholic Radio Newsletter. Another very exciting opportunity has arisen in the Huntsville/ Decatur area. We are currently talking with the owners of two stations - one in Huntsville and one in Decatur - to see about bringing Catholic radio to the northern part of our diocese. We've received a couple of generous pledges from people in those areas toward the purchase of these stations, and will be developing more contacts in the near future to try and raise the needed funds to purchase these stations.
