CKMA

850 AM CKMA "Radio MAX" was an Oldies station licensed to Abbotsford, British Columbia circa the mid-to-late 1990s.

KBYS

88.3 KBYS is a non-commercial, community radio station broadcasting from McNeese State University in Lake Charles, Louisiana.  They went on the air in May 2014.

Radio Porte Sud

Radio Port Sud broadcast from 1985 until 1996 from the city of Mulhouse in eastern France.

WYMS

88.9 FM WYMS (We're Your Milwaukee Schools) is an Adult Album Alternative station in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  They are owned by the city's public school system and originally carried a Jazz format when they went on the air in 1973.

WQTQ

"89.9 Qute FM" WQTQ operates out of Weaver High School in Hartford, Connecticut.  They are the only high school station I know of that carries a full-time Urban Contemporary format.  The 115-watt station started in 1971 with a $15,000 dollar donation from the Aetna Life Insurance Company.

Mix 103s

KMVX - Jerome/Twin Falls, Idaho

KMXS - Anchorage, Alaska

WMXS - Montgomery, Alabama

WSRK - Oneonta. New York

WJYM

730 AM WJYM is a Religious station in Bowling Green, Ohio.  They are owned by televangelist Jimmy Swaggart (The "Jim" in the call letters) and are part of his SonLife Radio Network.

WEVR

WEVR AM & FM broadcast from River Falls, Wisconsin.  They air a Soft Adult Contemporary format along with news/farm reports and Milwaukee Brewers baseball.

KTIG

102.7 FM KTIG is a Religious station licensed to Pequot Lakes, Minnesota.  They went on the air in 1978 and were located at 100.1 on the FM dial.

KIWI

92.1 FM KIWI signed on in the mid-1980s with a Classical music format and later aired Spanish-language programming as "Radio Lobo."  They were licensed to Bakersfield, California.

The KIWI call letters are still in the same market at 102.9 FM although now licensed to McFarland, CA.  "Radio Lobo" is a 25,000-watt Regional Mexican station.

CIMX

CIMX "89X" is a Modern Rock station in Windsor, Ontario.  In 1990 they were known as "The Mix" and carried an Adult Contemporary format.  They started playing Alternative Rock at night and took the format full time in 1991.  CIMX is part of the Detroit, Michigan radio market and their signal also reaches into the Toledo area as well.

WNCM

88.1 FM WNCM was a Contemporary Christian station in Jacksonville, Florida.

Midwest Radio

Midwest Radio 96.1 FM broadcasts from Ballyhaunis, County Mayo, Ireland.  The formerly unlicensed pirate station went on the air officially in July 1989.  Programming includes current and classic hits, country music, news/talk and Sunday religious shows.

WKBU

"Bayou 95.7" WKBU plays Classic Rock in New Orleans, Louisiana.

WCVQ

WCVQ "Q108" is a Hot Adult Contemporary station licensed to Fort Campbell, Kentucky.  Although their target market is Clarksville, Tennessee, the 100,000-watt station boasts coverage into Nashville about 40 miles to the southeast.  "Q108" has carried the same format since 1986.

Radio OKJ

103.4 FM Radio OKJ has been broadcasting from Jena, Germany since 1999.  Their translated Wikipedia page describes them as a "club-owned local radio station" as well as an "open radio channel." 

Radio La Rochelle

Radio La Rochelle began broadcasting in October 1981 at 92.0 FM in La Rochelle, France.  They later became part of the Europe 2 network of stations which then all became Virgin Radio.
La Rochelle is on the western coast of France and is essentially built around its harbor.  The oyster (or clam? or mussel? I'm not sure...) shown on the sticker might have been a nod to the city's waterfront location.

WWKF

"KF 99" WWKF is a CHR station licensed to Fulton, Kentucky.  They are also simulcast on "KQ 105" WAKQ licensed to Paris, Tennessee.

WPFJ

1480 AM WPFJ plays Gospel music in Franklin, North Carolina.

WLYN

1360 AM WLYN went on the air in Boston, Massachusetts in December 1947.  They currently air leased-time Ethnic programming.  101.7 WLYN FM followed in 1963 and eventually became "Y102" (later WFNX,) one of the first Modern Rock stations in the country.  Both stations are/were licensed to (W) LYNn, MA.