WOKK

97.1 FM WOKK has been a Country station in Meridian, Mississippi since the early 1980s.

Mixes

WMXE - Adrian, Michigan

WIKZ - Chambersburg, Pennsylvania

WHLM - Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania

WBRX - Cresson/Altoona, Pennsylvania
 

WBTY

WBTY is the campus radio station at Bentley College (now Bentley University) in Waltham, Massachusetts.  It's unclear if they still broadcast at 530 AM or if they are online-only.  Their website and Instagram give no indication and their Twitter account hasn't been active since 2019.
 

Plays

CKPW - Edmonton, Alberta

WSJT - Holmes Beach/Tampa, Florida

A cell phone wallet from WVEZ - St. Matthews/Louisville, Kentucky
 

W228AM / W263CR

Max Country 93.5 & 100.5 are translator stations licensed to Frederick and Halfway, Maryland.  They simulcast the programming of WWEG's HD3 signal.
 

La Razas

XHBK - Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mexico

WOLS - Waxhaw/Charlotte, North Carolina

KLAX - East Los Angeles, California

KJOJ/KTJM - Freeport/Port Arthur/Houston, Texas
 

KJSL

106.7 FM was a low-power Religious station in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
 

KQNA

1130 AM KQNA is a News/Talk station licensed to Prescott Valley, Arizona.  KQNA broadcasts 24 hours a day but reduces power at night to 4 watts because they are on a protected clear channel frequency.  They are now also heard on two translators at 95.5 and 99.9 FM.
 

KROK

92.1 FM was a Rock station circa the mid-1980s and licensed to DeRidder, Louisiana.  They later transitioned to Adult Album Alternative as "92.1 The Wave"
 

KRRO

103.7 FM KRRO is an Active Rock station in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.  They are branded as "103.7 The Crow"
 

KTOM

1380 AM KTOM "The Dude" was a Sports station in Salinas, California circa the late 1990s.  The dual AM/FM KTOM tattoo at the bottom was probably from when they both simulcast the same Country format.  Other KTOM stickers from both their current and former frequencies can be seen here and here.
 

CJBX

CJBX has been a Country station in London, Ontario since signing on the air in March 1980.  They are currently branded as "Pure Country 93".

WYTZ

"Z95" WYTZ was a Top-40/CHR station in Chicago, Illinois from 1986 to 1991.  They eventually succumbed to their main competitor WBBM, flipped to Talk and went back to the WLS-FM call letters they had previously used.

WRCN

103.9 FM WRCN was a Rock/AOR station from 1978 until 2013.  They currently carry a News/Talk format with a signal covering most of eastern Long Island and are licensed to Riverhead, New York.
 

WNCX

98.5 FM WNCX (W North Coast EXpress) began in 1986 with an eclectic Rock/Top-40 mix but quickly shifted to Classic Hits just months later.  They eventually repositioned as a Classic Rock outlet which continues to this day.  Rock artist and local Cleveland musical hero Michael Stanley hosted a show on WNCX for almost 30 years. 

WKBQ

1000 AM WKBQ began in 1969 with a Country format broadcasting to Raleigh, North Carolina.  This lasted until 1987 when they shifted to Classic Country with new call letters WHEV.
 

WFFV

99.3 FM WFFV was on the air from 1973 until 1985 and licensed to Front Royal, Virginia.
 

WCCW

1310 AM WCCW (W Cherry Capital of the World) signed on the air in 1960 from Traverse City, Michigan.  WCCW's FM sister began broadcasting in 1967, first at 92.1 FM and then moving to 107.5 FM in 1991. 
 

WFEN

88.3 FM WFEN (W Faith Education Network) is a Religious station in Rockford, Illinois.
 

KVMV

96.9 FM KVMV is a Christian Adult Contemporary station in McAllen, Texas.  They have been a Religious broadcaster since going on the air in March 1972.
 

WMJQ

Rochester, New York's WMJQ was on the air for about a decade starting in 1977.  "Magic 92" played Soft Rock which eventually gave way to AOR.  In 1983 they attempted a short-lived New Wave format which then flipped to Top-40 as "Q92"
 

WMJQ

WMJQ was on the air in Buffalo, New York from 1987 until 2000.  They were first a Top-40 station as "Majic 102" and later shifted to Adult Contemporary as "Q102"