More Foxes

WOFX - Cincinnati, Ohio

WWSK - Mullins, South Carolina

KBFX - Anchorage, Alaska

WFFX - Hattiesburg, Mississippi

Still More Foxes

CFGW - Yorkton, Saskatchewan

WSMS - Artesia, Mississippi

WUFX - Buffalo, New York

KCHU / KXGA / KXKM

770 AM KCHU is a non-commercial, public radio station licensed to Valdez, Alaska.  They went on the air in 1986 with a 1,000-watt signal which was upped to 9,700-watts in 1990.  Along with two other full-service FM signals and a few translators, the Terminal Radio network covers an area about the size of Pennsylvania, but with a population just over 10,000.

Mystery Shirt - U102

Does anybody know what station this unbelievably ugly "U102" t-shirt is from?  There have only been a handful of stations to use this moniker that I could find:

KUVA - Uvalde, Texas
WMYU - Knoxville, Tennessee
WUUU - Utica/Rome, New York
WCKU - Lexington, Kentucky

WFSK

"Jazzy 88" WFSK is owned and operated by Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee.  Programming is primarily Smooth and Contemporary Jazz music along with Talk shows.  WFSK went on the air, originally as WRFN, on May 15, 1973.

KSRW

 "Alt 92.5" KSRW is a locally owned station playing a mix of Modern Rock, Blues, Funk and Americana.  They are licensed to Independence, California.

KSRW is owned by Sierra Wave Media which also operates three translator stations as well as low-power television station KSRW Channel 33 licensed to Mammoth Lakes, CA.

KGBS

"Gentle Country" KGBS existed in Los Angeles, California from around 1973 until 1976.  They broadcast during daylight hours only on 1020 AM and 24 hours a day on 97.1 FM.

Montana Public Radio

Montana Public Radio began in 1965 when KUFM went on the air in Missoula as a 10-watt campus station.  The University of Montana currently owns MPR which is made up of 8 full power stations and 5 translators covering all of the western and central part of the state.

Polskie Radio 1

Polskie Radio is Poland's state-owned, publicly-funded, national radio broadcasting organization.  They went on the air in 1926 from their headquarters in Warsaw.

Polskie Radio 1 is heard nationally and airs information and Adult Contemporary music.  They also broadcast Matysiakowie, a radio drama which has been heard weekly without fail since its debut in 1956.

Polskie Radio Szczecin is one of 17 regional stations in the Polskie Radio organization.

KJYO

KJYO "KJ103" has been a Top-40 station in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma since 1983.

FM BSSL

FM BSSL aka FM Brussel was on the air from 2000 until 2015 in Brussels, Belgium.  They broadcast from studios located on the campus of the Royal Institute for Theatre, Cinema & Sound.

WTPT

WTPT "93.3 The Planet" is an Active Rock station licensed to Forest City, North Carolina with studios in Greenville, South Carolina. 

WMUS

WMUS plays Country music in (W) MUSkegon, Michigan.

WJSE

102.7 WJSE was a Alternative Rock station in Atlantic City, New Jersey from 1999 until 2010.

WERK

Muncie, Indiana's 990 AM WERK went on the air on Valentine's Day in 1965.  The 250-watt, Top-40 station broadcast only during daylight hours and at one time employed a young, just-out-of-college David Letterman.

WAKG

103.3 WAKG is a 100,000-watt Country music station licensed to Danville, Virginia.

KTEK

1110 AM KTEK has been on the air in Houston, Texas since 1980.  They are a daytime-only station currently airing Business News/Talk during the week and brokered South Asian programming on weekends.

KOSR

"Sports 1490" KOSR broadcast in Omaha, Nebraska from 1996 until 2005.  "Romey" refers to sports talk host Jim Rome who's show is heard on more than 200 affiliates nationwide.

KGIR

KGIR is a Sports station licensed to (K) Cape GIRardeau, Missouri.  They now broadcast at 1220 AM as an affiliate of ESPN Radio.  960 AM is currently News/Talk KZIM.

KASH

AM 1600 KASH broadcast in Eugene, Oregon from 1947 until 1985, many of those years with a Top-40 format.

WVMM

Messiah College's "Pulse" consists of campus radio station 90.7 WVMM, The Clarion yearbook, and The Swinging Bridge magazine.  WVMM went on the air in 1989 and is licensed to Grantham, Pennsylvania.  They play a mix of Christian and secular rock and pop music.

WQQQ

"Q100" WQQQ was a Top-40 station in Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton, Pennsylvania for most of the 1980s.