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1993–1995 1995–1997 1997–2004 2004–2007 2007–2011 2011–present
1993–1995 1995–1997 1997–2004 2004–2007 2007–2011 2011–present

WGNN-TV[]

1979–1980[]

WGNN 1979

Originally signed on the air on September 24, 1979 as WGNN-TV, an independent station on UHF channel 45.

WJTM-TV[]

1980–1984[]

WJTM 45

The Norfolk, Virginia-based TVX Broadcast Group purchased channel 45 in 1980 and changed its call letters to WJTM-TV on October 20.

WNRW[]

1984–1986[]

WNRW 1984

The station changed its call letters to WNRW on June 8, 1984, in memory of the station's general sales manager William N. Rismiller, who was murdered in a shooting a few weeks earlier. It became the Piedmont Triad's original Fox affiliate on October 9, 1986.

WNRW 1985

1986–1989[]

WNRW-TV (1986)

TVX sold WNRW to Act III Productions in 1988.

1989–1992[]

WNRW-TV (1991)

1992–1993[]

WNRW-WGGT 1992

1993–1995[]

WNRW-WGGT 1995

Act III Broadcasting merged with Abry Broadcast Partners in 1995 and then by current owner Sinclair Broadcast Group of Hunt Valley, Maryland.

WXLV-TV[]

1995–1997[]

ABC45 5

In September 1995, WNRW changed its callsign to the current WXLV-TV and affiliated with ABC after WGHP switched its affiliation from ABC to Fox; the station then adopted the "ABC 45" branding.

1997–2004[]

Wxlv45 greensboro

2004–2011[]

WXLV (2004)

2004–2007[]

Abc452004

This logo is based on the one used by flagship sister station WBFF in Baltimore.

2007–2011[]

250px-WXLV ABC45

2011–present[]

WXLV 2011 flat

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