Big Cabbage Radio

"Big Cabbage Radio" is a community radio station broadcasting in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley of south-central Alaska.  It is made up of 89.5 FM KVRF licensed to Sutton, 91.5 FM KGVC licensed to Glacier View and translator 89.7 FM K209FY in Palmer.  Palmer is home to the Alaska State Fair which is famous for its record setting giant vegetables including cantaloupes, broccoli, pumpkins and cabbages.  There is a lot involved in growing world record-setting sized veggies.  The most important might be daylight which Alaska enjoys up to 20 hours a day worth in the summertime.

KCLD

104.7 FM KCLD has been a Top-40 station in (K) St. CLouD, Minnesota since 1976.
 

KMJM

KMJM "Majic 108" was a CHUrban/Rhythmic Contemporary station in St. Louis, Missouri from 1979 until 1997.
 

CIZZ

"Z98.9" CIZZ is a 100,000-watt Classic Rock station in Red Deer, Alberta.

KXAQ

According to KXAQ's dormant Facebook page, "K101.5" plays a mix of "Classic to Contemporary, Oldies, Goodies and Newbies."  They are an 83-watt, low-power FM station licensed to Liberty, Texas near Houston.
 

Radio 2

Irish station Radio 2 went on the air in May 1979.  The goverment-owned outlet was developed as a response to the spread of dozens of pirate radio stations in a country where private commercial radio remained illegal until 1989.  Radio 2 became "2FM" in 1988 and are now known as RTÉ 2 FM.

103 FM

A 2002 sticker from 103 FM in Recife, Brazil.  This might be the same station as "Hits 103.1" which currently broadcasts there.
 

CJAB

CJAB "Énergie 94.5" is a Rock station licensed to Saguenay, Quebec.
 

WWRE / WWRT

105.5 FM WWRE and 104.9 FM WWRT broadcast a Classic Rock format in the Shenandoah Valley area of Virginia circa the mid-2000s.

EDIT:  A reader who lives in this market has submitted some very informative updates about what became of these frequencies.  See the comments.
 

WRBR

103.9 FM WRBR is an Active Rock station in South Bend, Indiana currently branded as "The Bear."  This sticker dates to when they carried a Top-40 format which lasted from their sign-on in 1965 until 1981.
 

WNBY

1450 AM WNBY went on the air in 1966 from (W) NewBerrY, Michigan.  They currently carry a Classic Country format.  Sister station 93.5 FM WNBY followed in 1977 as a full-service station playing a mix of Adult Contemporary, Country and Oldies music.  They later moved to 93.7 FM and again in 2014 to their current position at 93.9 FM. 
 

WKAV

1400 AM WKAV was a Country music station in Charlottesville, Virginia from approximately 1984 to 1993.  They currently simulcast the Contemporary Christian format of their translator and are branded as "94.1 The Oasis".
 

WFCL

91.1 FM WFCL was a Classical station in Nashville, Tennessee from 2012 until 2020.
 

WCCJ

92.7 WCCJ played Smooth Jazz in Charlotte, North Carolina from 1995 until 1999.
 

KVLG

1570 AM KVLG plays Classic Country in La Grange, Texas.
 

KRKY

1550 AM KRKY used to be on the air in Winfield, Kansas.  That's about all I know.  Various Broadcasting Yearbooks from the 1970s through the 2000s list AM 1550 as having multiple other call letters (KNIC, KVFW, KKLE) but I haven't been able to pinpoint when KRKY existed or their format.  If you happen to know, leave a comment.  I don't really feel like looking through every Yearbook trying to find out.  There's a coupon for Ken's Pizza on the back if that helps any Winfieldians who happen to read this--no expiration date unfortunately.
 

KNFO

KNFO existed in Waco, Texas from 1980 until 1993, many of those years as a Country station.  I'm not sure what's going on with the shape of the state of Texas shown on this sticker.  It appears a little fat in the east like they annexed parts of Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana.

 

KEZK

St. Louis, Missouri's 102.5 FM KEZK began as an Easy Listening station in 1973.  By the mid-1980s they had begun the transition to a Soft Adult Contemporary station and are now listed as a straight AC outlet.
 

KAZR

KAZR "Lazer 103.3" is Rock station in Des Moines, Iowa.
 

CKSA

1150 AM CKSA began broadcasting from Lloydminster, Alberta and Saskatchewan in April 1957.  They moved to 1080 AM in 1965 and shifted to 95.9 FM in 2003.  Lloydminster is unique because it is split down the middle by the provincial border of Saskatchewan and Alberta (which is represented by the SA in their call letters.)  The shape of Alberta is cleverly hidden in the bottom sticker just below the horizontal line in the letter A.