WILS AM & FM

1320 AM WILS (W Ingham County LanSing) is a News/Talk station in Lansing, Michigan.  I'm not sure what year this sticker is from but they could have had a Top-40, Country or Adult Standards format at the time.

Sister station 101.7 WILS was a Rock station in the late 1970s and early 80s.  The "racetrack" shape design of their logo was surely inspired by legendary AOR outlet WRIF in nearby Detroit.

WLWK

"94.5 Lake FM" WLWK was an Adult Hits station in Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 2008 until 2012.

WHQR

91.3 FM WHQR (Wilmington's High Quality Radio) is a 100,000-watt public radio station licensed to Wilmington, North Carolina.

WDIY

88.1 FM WDIY is a listener-supported, public radio station in Allentown, Pennsylvania.  They went on the air in January 1995 and can also be heard on two translator stations licensed to Fogelsville and Easton, PA.

WAMQ

1400 AM WAMQ was on the air in Johnstown, Pennsylvania through most of the 1980s.  Various Broadcasting Yearbooks from that decade list their format as either Adult Contemporary or Oldies (although the Wikipedia page for the current station at that frequency says they were a Country station at first.)  WAMQ was licensed to Loretto, PA.

Bob FMs

 KSDL - Sedalia, Missouri

 KBQB - Chico, California

 CKX - Brandon, Manitoba

CKLY - Lindsay, Ontario

KPAC

88.3 FM KPAC is a Classical station in San Antonio, Texas.  They are one of seven non-commercial Texas Public Radio stations.

KGOE

1480 AM KGOE is a News/Talk station in Eureka, California.  At one time they simulcast the programming of San Francisco's KGO hence their call letters (with the E standing for the city-of-license.)

KCFR

90.1 FM KCFR (K Colorado Free Radio) went on the air in 1970 and was originally affiliated with the University of Denver.  The 50,000-watt station is now part of Colorado Public Radio and airs shows from National Public Radio, Public Radio International and the BBC as well as local programming.

WBSX

"97-9 X" WBSX is an Active Rock station in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. 

I spotted a couple of their decals (along with sister station "JR93.7" WSJR) while watching an episode of The Office when Pam and Meredith were sing karaoke.

CFMC

"C95" CFMC is a 100,000-watt CHR station in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

WBUS

WBUS is a Classic Rock station in State College, Pennsylvania.  They moved from 93.7 to 99.5 FM in January, 2019.  Their logo appears on the back of a Penn State basketball t-shirt.

WFCA

107.9 FM WFCA is a 100,000-watt Southern Gospel station licensed to French Camp, Mississippi.

WRCX

Stickers and a vinyl banner from WRCX in Chicago, Illinois.  "Rock 103.5" was on the air from 1994 until 1998.

WQME

98.7 WQME was a locally-programmed Contemporary Christian station operating from Anderson University in Anderson, Indiana.  In 2018 the school sold the station to the Educational Media Foundation who switched it to their satellite-fed, Christian Worship Air1 format.

WGTB

WGTB is a student-run, internet-only radio station at Washington DC's Georgetown University.  Radio at GU began on the AM dial in 1946 "to air the Latin Mass to shut-ins and anti-Communist theatrical plays."  In the 1970s WGTB was a famously left-leaning outlet for underground music as well as feminist and gay talk shows that often clashed with the school's own administration.  The signal was eventually sold to the University of the District of Columbia for one dollar.  Campus radio returned in 1982 with carrier-current station WROX which then brought back the WGTB call letters in 1985.  Internet broadcasting began in 1996 and by 2001 WGTB broadcasts were heard exclusively online. 


Radical Silence: The Story of WGTB-FM from Static Productions on Vimeo.

Radio Match

Radio Match began broadcasting in Jonkoping, Sweden in 1994. They would eventually be heard on seven other frequencies in the southern part of the country until ceasing to exist in 2006.

Vallenata 99.4

La Vallenata broadcast to multiple cities in Colombia from around 2000 until approximately 2017.  The 99.4 FM frequency was for Medellin although they were on other frequencies in that city at times and may not have existed there for the entire 17 years.  Vallenato (literally translated as "born in the valley") is a popular folk music that uses the accordion as one of its main instruments.

WTTP

A 1985 sticker from WTTP in Boston, Massachusetts.  The Wikipedia page for the current station at 1060 AM says that they were a Talk station while the 1985 Broadcasting Yearbook lists their format as Mass Appeal--whatever that is.  WTTP was licensed to Natick, MA.

WOBM

92.7 WOBM is an Adult Contemporary station licensed to Toms River, New Jersey.