KQFM

KQFM has broadcast on four different frequencies since going on the air in Hermiston, Oregon in 1984.  This sticker dates to some time in the 2000s when they carried an Oldies format.  They are currently an Adult Contemporary outlet known as "93.7 The Q" 
 

KLTC

107.5 FM KLTC was a Rock station in Missoula, Montana circa the mid-2000s.
 

KHIH

95.7 FM KHIH was a Smooth Jazz station in Denver, Colorado from 1993 to 2000.
 

KBEC

1390 AM KBEC (Keep Building Ellis County) has been on the air in Waxahachie, Texas since 1955.  The locally owned station has carried a Country format since 1988.
 

CJLA

104.9 FM CJLA is a French-language radio station broadcasting from Lachute, Quebec.  They are currently an Adult Contemporary outlet branded as "Cime 104.9".  Programming is simulcast on 102.1 FM CHPR licensed to Hawkesbury, Ontario.  It's unclear what their format was when they were known as "Coleur FM."
 

W225BK

W225BK was a Blues station in Jackson, Mississippi from 2021 to 2024.  93.1 FM is the HD2 subchannel of Classic Country station WHJT.
 

WZFM

WZFM "Z101.3" is a Classic Hits station licensed to Narrows, Virginia.
 

WRXS

"Radio 106.7" WRXS played Modern Rock in Columbus, Ohio from 2007 to 2010.
 

WOSC

"95.9 The Coast" WOSC was a Modern Rock station licensed to Bethany Beach, Delaware circa the late 1990s.
 

WGTO

WGTO's 50,000-watt signal could be heard throughout all of central Florida including Lakeland, Orlando, and Tampa.  They were on the air from the mid-1950s until 1994.
 

KSKQ

1540 AM KSKQ was a Spanish station in Los Angeles, California from 1984 to 1992.
 

KPRD

88.9 FM KPRD airs a mix of Religious Talk and Christian Contemporary music from Hays, Kansas.  They are also heard on multiple repeater stations in the central part of the state.
 

KEZL/KFSO

A dual sticker from KFSO "Oldies 92.9" and KEZL "Smooth Jazz 96.7 FM" in Fresno, California.
 

WWYC

100.1 FM WWYC was a Country station in Lexington, Kentucky circa the mid-1990s.
 

WRFK

WRFK in Richmond, Virginia began in 1957 as a non-commercial Classical/Religious station broadcasting at 91.1 FM.  They moved to 102.9 FM two years later and again to 106.5 FM in 1962.  They had been owned by the United Theological Seminary who sold the station and they became a commercial Rock 40 station with call letters WVMX.
 

WNIO

1540 AM WNIO was on the air in (W) NIles, Ohio from 1963 to 1990.  They were a Top-40 station for a decade before flipping to Country in 1973 and eventually switched formats to a mix of Talk and Urban Contemporary with new call letters WNRB.  The WNIO call letters returned in the second half of the 1990s with an Adult Standards format.
 

KROQ AM

1500 AM KROQ was a Rock station in Los Angeles, California beginning in 1972.  A year later the owners bought what was then KPPC-FM and began simulcasting on 106.7 FM with new call letters KROQ-FM.  Financial problems shut down both stations but they returned in 1976 just in time for the emergence of Punk Rock and New Wave music to be added to their freeform format.  By 1980 KROQ fully committed to New Wave/Modern Rock and also ended the AM/FM simulcast.  KROQ-FM went on to become the most groundbreaking, influential and successful Alternative Rock station in the country while KROQ-AM began airing a Spanish-language format.
 

WKFN

540 AM WKFN is a Sports station in Clarksville, Tennessee.  They are also heard on a translator at 104.1 FM.
 

WFMA

100.7 FM WFMA was on the air in Rocky Mount, North Carolina from 1949 to 1986.
 

WCHL

1360 AM WCHL airs a mix of News/Talk, Sports and Adult Album Alternative music in (W) Chapel HilL, North Carolina.  Their first day on the air was January 25, 1953 making them Chapel Hill's oldest continuous broadcaster.  In 2012 they added an FM translator and in 2016 rebranded as "97.9 The Hill."