NCI / CICY

NCI (Native Communications Inc.) is a large public radio network covering 98% of Manitoba via 57 transmitters.  They began broadcasting in the northern part of the province in 1971.  Programming is designed for and by Native people and consists of Country music mixed with Aboriginal artists.  105.5 FM is CICY, a 100,000-watt station licensed to Selkirk, MB near the capital of Winnipeg.

CFRC

CFRC (Canada's Famous Rugby Champions) is the campus radio station of Queens University in Kingston, Ontario.  The station's history goes back almost as far as radio itself when an engineering professor gave a demonstration of wireless telegraphy in 1902.  Their website claims that they are the longest-running campus based broadcaster in the world.  As the above button indicates, CFRC (then known as 9BT) made its first experimental broadcast in late summer or early fall of 1922.  For much of its past, CFRC broadcast at 1490 AM, later moving to 91.9 FM and currently broadcasts at 101.9 FM.  A comprehensive history of CFRC can be found at this Queen's University archives page. 

CKLG

Vancouver, British Columbia's CKLG (CK Lion's Gate Broadcasting) went on the air in 1955 at 1070 AM and featured "MOR, popular and classical music".  Due to interference from Los Angeles' KNX, CKLG moved to 730 AM in 1957.  Around that same time the 10,000-watt station featured three husband and wife teams on the air.  A Top-40 format was introduced in 1964 and, except for a mid-90s run as a Talk outlet, the station played contemporary music up until 2001 when they flipped to all-News as CJNW.  730 AM is currently CHMJ, an all-Traffic station.
Anybody know the meaning behind the "CKLG Gonged Me" button?

WJIL / WJVO

1550 AM WJIL began broadcasting in 1961 in (W) Jacksonville, ILlinois and currently carries a Classic Hits format.  Country outlet and sister station 105.5 WJVO went on the air in 1986.

KATW

Two stickers and a temporary tattoo from "101.5 Cat FM" KATW in Lewiston, Idaho.

Antenna Brianza Est

Antenna Brianza Est broadcast from Bernareggio in northern Italy.  Not much info seems to be available about ABE although I did find this photo which a commenter dates to 1979.

BBC Radio Suffolk

BBC Radio Suffolk began broadcasting in April, 1990 from Ipswich, England.

WWCD

 

"CD101" WWCD was an Alternative Rock station in Columbus, Ohio from 1990 until 2010.  Gay Dad was a stupidly-named British band that existed from 1994 until 2002.

 

WWCD moved to 102.5 FM in 2010 and broadcast at that frequency for the next decade.

WWCD is now located at 1580 AM along with two translator stations both of which are at 92.9 FM.  More WWCD stickers can be seen here.

WNUS

WNUS is a Country station licensed to Belpre, Ohio and serves the Parkersburg/Marietta, West Virginia market.

WKSZ

"95.9 Kiss FM" plays Top-40 music in Green Bay, Wisconsin.  Except for a brief, failed attempt as a Hot Adult Contemporary station, they have been a CHR outlet since 1995.  WKSZ is licensed to De Pere, WI.

WGCX

"Praise 95.7" WGCX signed on in 2000 with a Contemporary Christian format licensed to Navarre, Florida.  The station currently carries the same format although now as part of the "K-LOVE" radio network with call letters WPLV.

WBTU

93.3 WBTU has been a Country station in Ft. Wayne, Indiana since 1984.  They are currently branded as "US 93.3" and licensed to Kendallville, IN.

KUOM

770 AM KUOM "Radio K" is a student-run station from the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.  Radio history at UofM goes back to 1912 when a professor began experimenting with broadcasts.  KUOM is the oldest radio station in Minnesota and the oldest non-commercial station in the country.  They can now be heard on 100.7 FM (licensed to Falcon Heights, MN), 104.5 FM (Minneapolis) and 106.5 KUOM (St. Louis Park).  Two more of their stickers can be seen here.

KRAT

"97.7 K-Rat" was an Oldies outlet licensed to Altamont, Oregon from 1997 until 2009 when the FCC ordered it off the air.  KRAT was supposedly licensed to someone named George J. Wade but he was unaware of this until he heard about it from the IRS.  The station was actually being operated by Sandra Soho who hijacked Wade's identity.  Soho was sentenced to 38 months in jail for fraudulently using Wade's name (among other charges) and fined half a million dollars.

KIOO

KIOO is a Classic Rock station licensed to Porterville, California.  The call letters reflect their former "K100" branding.

KCBX

90.1 FM KCBX is a public radio station based in San Luis Obispo, California.  They are also heard on a handful of translators allowing their programming to be heard throughout California's Central Coast.  KCBX went on the air in 1975.

CFFR

Calgary, Alberta's 660 AM CFFR (Calgary F Family Radio) began as an Oldies station in 1984.  In 2006 CFFR flipped to their current all-News format "660 News".

KQMQ

KQMQ is a Reggae/Contemporary Hawaiian station in Honolulu, Hawaii.  "Da Pā'ina" (roughly translated as "large party" in Hawaiian) flipped to this format in early 2011, the same weekend as Bob Marley's birthday.  The sticker bears a symbol which appears on the Kanaka Maoli ("native Hawaiian") flag which consists of a kāhili and two crossed paddles.
"Jammin 93.1" was KQMQ's branding circa 2000 when they carried a CHR format.

KBUX

94.3 FM KBUX plays a mix of Oldies, Adult Standards and MOR music in Quartzsite, Arizona.

Northern Sound

Northern Sound Radio was established in 1989 with headquarters in Longford, Ireland.  In 1995 their license was combined with Shannonside FM to form the first regional station in the country.  Northern Sound is heard on three frequencies: 96.3 FM from Monaghan, 94.8 FM from Cavan and 97.5 FM from Carrickmacross.