Kisses

 WDKF - Englewood / Dayton, Ohio

WKGS - Irondequoit / Rochester, New York

 WDMK - Detroit, Michigan

 WKFS - Milford / Cincinnati, Ohio

WAMZ

97.5 FM WAMZ has been a Country station in Louisville, Kentucky since 1977.

KSEC

A 1995 decal from "93.3 The Heat" KSEC licensed to Lamar, Colorado.  That year's Broadcasting Yearbook lists them as having a Contemporary Country format.

KPBC

770 AM KPBC was on the air in Dallas, Texas from 1990 until 1999.  They were always a Religious station, at times broadcasting Gospel music, sermons and teaching programs and, according to the bottom sticker, Christian Country songs.  The call letters stood for (K) Percy B Crawford, an evangelist who founded Crawford Broadcasting in the late 1950s.  KPBC was licensed to Garland, TX.

KGRG

89.9 FM KGRG is the student-run radio station of Green River College in Auburn, Washington.

Sister station 1330 AM KGRG airs a Classic Alternative format.  It appears that they are running this station almost as an online-only outlet as there is no mention of an AM frequency to be found on their website.

KCHO / KFPR

North State Public Radio is made up of 91.7 FM KCHO licensed to Chico, California and 88.9 FM KFPR licensed to Redding, CA as well as 8 translator stations.  The network is owned by California State University, Chico and airs a mix of public radio programming from NPR, American Public Media and the BBC, among others.

CFOB

CFOB "93.1 The Border" plays "Classic Hits and Today's Favourites" in Fort Frances, Ontario.  Fort Frances is located directly across the US/Canada border from International Falls, Minnesota.

K275AO

K275AO "Exitos 102.9" was a Spanish Adult Contemporary station in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

JOFV

JOFV-FM "FM 802" has been broadcasting from Osaka, Japan since 1989.  A look at their playlist shows a mix of Japanese pop and rock artists along with western acts like Lady Gaga, Marilyn Manson, Hanson, Bruno Mars and Nine Inch Nails.

FM Cultura 107.7

FM Cultura 107.7 went on the air in 1989 from Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.  Its programming focuses on Jazz, Pop, Classical and Brazilian popular music known as MPB.

WTYS

1340 AM WTYS is a Classic Country station in Marianna, Florida.  My best guess is that this sticker dates to the mid-1970s.  Various Broadcasting Yearbooks from that decade list WTYS as having a C&W format indicating that they've been a Country station for the better part of five decades.

WODS

The WODS call letters existed in Boston, Massachusetts from 1987 until 2020, first as an Oldies outlet and later Top-40 as "Amp 103.3"

WKXL

1450 AM WKXL is a News/Talk station in Concord, New Hampshire.

WGMR

WGMR "Revolution 101.1" was a Modern Rock station licensed to Tyrone, Pennsylvania.

Geneva-on-the-Lake / WKKY

Today we took a drive up to Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio for a few vacation days on Lake Erie. On the way to our bed & breakfast we stopped at the Harpersfield Covered Bridge, a beautiful structure crossing the Grand River in Ashtabula County. We would end up searching out about a dozen covered bridges during our three day stay. After checking in to the Lakehouse Inn we went to a beach in Geneva State Park and swam until rain clouds moved in. Later, on the way to dinner we stopped at a candy store for salt water taffy and then went to an antiques store where I found a giant bin of vintage pinback buttons. My patient wife and I sorted through them all in search of pins from radio stations. We ended up finding about a dozen from classical station WCLV in nearby Cleveland as well as a few keychains. After dinner we drove around aimlessly, listening to some refreshingly underplayed oldies on “Gold 93.7” WQGR and playing the Zillow-fueled “guess-how-much-this-lakefront-property-costs” game. Then we randomly came across Walnut Beach Park right at dusk in time to see a beautiful sunset. Today was a perfect day.

104.7 WKKY is a Country station licensed to Geneva, Ohio.  The pinback button was found at the aforementioned antiques store and dates to when they broadcast at 104.9 FM.

WCAM

1590 AM WCAM presumably broadcast a Rock format in (W) CAMden, South Carolina.

KYBY

103.5 FM KYBY is a 100-watt station licensed to Montgomery, Texas, about an hour north of Houston.  "Backyard Radio" went on the air in 2014.

KRGN

103.1 FM KRGN was a Religious station in Amarillo, Texas.  They were part of the Family Life Radio network of about 40 stations heard in 11 states.  FLR sold KRGN in 2014 but it doesn't appear that any station at the 103.1 FM frequency currently broadcasts in the Amarillo area.

KLGL

KLGL's Facebook page says that they're an Adult Top-40 station licensed to Salina, Utah.  They now broadcast at 94.5 FM and are also heard on a dozen translator stations throughout the state.

KETR

88.9 FM KETR (K East Texas Radio) is a 100,000-watt public radio station emanating from Texas A&M University-Commerce.