WMCA

570 AM WMCA is a Religious station in New York, New York.  They are best remembered as a Top-40 outlet starting in the late 1950s which later garnered huge ratings success with the MCA Good Guys lineup of DJs as well as the stations relationship with The Beatles.  A Talk format took over for most of the 1970s and 80s before they flipped to Christian Talk and Teaching in 1989.  They became "The Mission" in 2015.  WMCA's call letters refer to the location of their first studios the Hotel (W) MCAlpin
 

Catholic Radio

WITK - Pittston/Scranton/Wiles-Barre, Pennsylvania

WISP - Doylestown, Pennsylvania

WHYF - Shiremanstown, Pennsylvania

Catholic Community Radio - Baton Rouge, Louisiana
 

WDRK

99.9 FM WDRK was an Indie/Alternative Rock station in Eau Claire, Wisconsin from 2018 until 2020.  "Converge Radio" is now heard on low-power station 101.9 FM WRFP.
 

WASU

90.5 FM WASU is the student-run campus radio station of (W) Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina.  They primarily air an Alternative Rock format along with a few specialty shows.  WASU went on the air in 1972.

KTOO

104.3 FM KTOO is a non-commercial, public radio station in Juneau, Alaska.  KTOO Public Media also operates 100.7 KXLL, 102.7 KRNN as well as PBS member KTOO-TV.
 

Powers

WPWZ - Pinetops, North Carolina

KPHW - Kaneohe/Honolulu, Hawaii

 

CJNW - Edmonton, Alberta

 

WPYO - Maitland/Orlando, Florida

KLNC

93.3 KLNC played Country music in Austin, Texas circa the late 1990s/early 2000s. 
 

KDRT

101.5 KDRT is a low-power, non-profit, community radio station in Davis, California.  They went on the air in 2004 and moved to 95.7 FM around 2013.

CKPG

550 AM CKPG was on the air in Prince George, British Columbia from 1947 until 2003.
 

KQLA

"Q103.5" was a Hot AC station licensed to Ogden, Kansas.  KQLA is now a Country outlet branded as "Q Country 103.5"
 

The Word

99.7 FM WZXV is a non-commercial Religious station licensed to Palmyra, New York near Rochester.  They went on the air in 1993.  WZXV programming is also heard on about a dozen translator stations in western and central New York.

W235BC - Bowmansville, NY

W248AT and/or W248BC - Corfu/Dansville, NY

W227BW - Cheektowaga, NY

W275BL - Batavia, NY

W278AH - Syracuse, NY
 

WMFR

1230 AM WMFR has been on the air in High Point, North Carolina since 1935.  Their call letters stand for We Make Furniture Right, a nod to the long history of furniture manufacturing in the High Point area.
 

WMGZ

1470 AM and 95.9 FM WMGZ were on the air from 1982 until 1989 and licensed to Sharpsville, Pennsylvania (part of the Youngstown/Warren, Ohio radio market.  They broadcast an Adult Contemporary format before shifting to Top-40 in the second half of the 1980s.
 

WKTC

96.9 FM WKTC was a Country station in Goldsboro, North Carolina from 1989 to 1998.
 

WMSL

88.9 FM WMSL is a Contemporary Christian station in Athens, Georgia.  They are now part of the Joy FM network of stations in Georgia, Florida and Alabama.  I would guess this sticker dates from the mid-to-late 1990s.
 

WNTK

99.7 FM WNTK is a News/Talk station licensed to New London, New Hampshire.  They no longer broadcast on AM 1020 which is now Country-formatted WCNL.
 

WTSO

AM 1070 went on the air in 1948 in Madison, Wisconsin as WKOW.  A call letter change took place in the early 1970s to WTSO (W Ten Seven ZerO) a reference to their frequency position.  They originally carried a Country format but have also been a Talk and Adult Standards outlet.  WTSO is currently a Sports station branded as "Fox Sports 1070 The Game."
 

WVHF

The WVHF call letters were in use in Clarksburg, West Virginia from 1978 until 2001.  This sticker dates to when they carried an Adult Contemporary format as "Stereo 93"
 

WWWG

"3WG" 1460 AM WWWG was on the air in Rochester, New York from 1978 until 2003.  At first they were a full-service Adult Contemporary station but switched to a Religious format some time in the early 1980s.  1460 AM currently carries Catholic programming with call letters WHIC.
 

WYYY

"Y94 FM" WYYY is an Adult Contemporary station in Syracuse, New York.