WRDL

88.9 FM WRDL is a non-commercial CHR station run by students at Ashland University in Ashland, Ohio.  The station began in 1966 and chose their call letters from the initials of (W) Richard Dean Leidy, an adjunct professor that founded the radio/television department at what was then called Ashland College.

WNEU

94.5 FM WNEU was a Country station in Winston-Salem/Greensboro, North Carolina from 1992 to 1994.  A sticker from when they were branded as "94.5 Cat Country" can be seen here.
 

WKCN

"Kissin' 99.3" WKCN has been a Country station in Columbus, Georgia since 1992.

WFIN

1330 AM WFIN is a News/Talk/Sports station in Findlay, Ohio.  They began broadcasting in 1941 and are now also heard on a translator at 95.5 FM.
 

WCDT

1340 AM WCDT has been broadcasting from Winchester, Tennessee since 1948.  They are currently a Sports station and ESPN Radio affiliate.
 

KVOB

KVOB began as an Adult Hits station branded "95.5 Bob FM."  This 2013 sticker dates to just after they flipped to Active Rock which lasted until around 2022.  KVOB was licensed to Lindsborg, Kansas.
 

KRNH

KRNH "92.3 The Ranch" plays Country music in Kerrville, Texas.  Watch somebody get paid for having this very sticker on their car in the video below.

KNMI

"88.9 FM Vertical Radio" was a Contemporary Christian station licensed to Farmington, New Mexico.  Their last broadcast took place in May 2021.  KNMI went on the air in 1980.
 

KFEQ

680 AM KFEQ is a News/Talk station in St. Joseph, Missouri.  They are one of about 50 affiliate stations in the Kansas City Royals radio network.  KFEQ went on the air from Oak, Nebraska in February 1923 before moving operations to St. Joseph in 1925.

KBBK

"B107.3" KBBK is a 100,000-watt Hot Adult Contemporary station in Lincoln, Nebraska.
 

CFVR

CFVR (C Fraser Valley Radio) went on the air in Abbotsford, British Columbia on their original frequency of 1240 AM before moving to 850 AM in 1977.  In 1994 they switched call letters to CKMA playing Oldies as "Radio Max".
 

WUPS

98.5 FM WUPS is a Classic Hits station licensed to Harrison, Michigan.  Their 100,000-watt signal covers most of the northern and central part of the state.  This sticker is from 2001 when they probably carried an Adult Contemporary or Hot AC format.  At one time WUPS was a CHR station and their call letters were actually chosen because of the United Parcel Service and their slogan was "We Deliver The Hits!"
 

WPOR

101.9 FM WPOR has been a Country station in Portland, Maine since signing on the air in October 1967.  1490 AM WPOR existed from 1951 to 1999 and for most of their history simulcast their programming.
 

WMDR AM & FM

1340 AM WMDR airs a Religious Children's format in Augusta, Maine currently branded as "The Arrow."  Co-owned station WMDR 88.9 FM plays Christian Country and Southern Gospel music and is licensed to Oakland, ME.  Both stations are also relayed via FM translators.

WHYZ

1070 AM WHYZ was on the air in Greenville, South Carolina from 1966 to 2000.  They were originally a daytime-only station with a Top-40 format and later switched to Urban Contemporary.  1070 AM is now a 24-hour operation licensed to Sans Souci, SC.
 

WDVR

89.7 FM WDVR (W Delaware Valley Radio) is a volunteer-run, community radio station licensed to Delaware Township, New Jersey.  Programming, including almost every musical style as well as talk shows, is also heard on WPNJ in Easton, Pennsylvania as well as four translators.  WDVR went on the air in February 1990.

WAVE

Sarasota, Florida's 102.5 FM WAVE FM played a mix of Adult Contemporary and Jazz circa 1985/86.  This sounds like a possible format continuation from when they held the call letters WSRZ and were known as "The Music Wave."  By 1987 they changed calls to WHVE.  "The Wave" is a not uncommon radio station branding.  I counted more than 30 in my collection.  So I was surprised to learn that there are currently no stations with the call letters WAVE on either AM or FM according to the very reliable radio-locator.com
 

KTRB

KTRB went on the air in Modesto, California in 1933 broadcasting at 740 on the AM dial.  They moved to 860 AM in 1942 and would eventually increase their power to 50,000-watts and moved their city-of-license to San Francisco in 2007.  KTRB was sold to the Salem Media Group in 2016 and currently airs a lineup of conservative Talk shows as "860 AM The Answer"

KPMO

1300 AM KPMO has been on the air in Mendocino, California since 1979.  "Billy Ball" refers to the aggressive style of play encouraged by the Oakland A's Billy Martin when he was manager the baseball club in the early 1980s.  KPMO is owned by Southern Oregon University and is part of the Jefferson Public Radio network of stations headquartered at KSOR in Ashland, OR.  Early 1980s Broadcasting Yearbooks list KPMO's formats variously as Beautiful Music, Country & Western and Talk.  It's unclear when they were sold and went from a commercial to a non-commercial outlet.
 

KLOD

100.1 FM KLOD was a Hard Rock station licensed to Flagstaff, Arizona from 1999 to 2001.  "Loud Radio" was purportedly a network of stations but the only affiliate I could find was at 88.1 FM (call letters unknown) targeting workers at Anderson Air Force base in Guam.  One article I found described "Loud Radio" as "a terrestrially syndicated offshoot of the Internet" and itself an affiliate of the now defunct onlinemusic.com

KEJC

KEJC "93.9 FM The Ranch" was an automated Classic Country station in Modesto, California from 1995 to 2004.

CKQV

"Q104" CKQV is a Classic Hits station licensed to Vermilion Bay, Ontario.  This sticker dates to around 2006 when they carried a Hot Adult Contemporary format.
 

WLFJ AM & FM

Greenville, South Carolina's 660 AM WLFJ carried a Christian Talk and Teaching format from 2000 to 2019.  They now simulcast the Country format of 92.5 FM WESC.

89.3 FM WLFJ is a Contemporary Christian station also licensed to Greenville, SC.  They are the flagship station of the His Radio network made up of about a dozen stations and translators in South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia.
 

W243BY - Charlotte, North Carolina

WYYW

"Y95" WYYW was a Country station licensed to Marion, Mississippi from 1997 to 2006.
 

WRTP

1530 AM WRTP was a Contemporary Christian station in Chapel Hill, North Carolina from around 1986 to 2005.  The His Radio network of stations began in the late 1990s and now stand at about a dozen signals in North and South Carolina.

W216BN - Raleigh, North Carolina

W299AP - Apex, North Carolina
 

KNX

1070 AM KNX is an all-News outlet in Los Angeles, California.  The 50,000-watt clear channel station is one of the oldest in the United States having gone on the air in December 1921. 

WOKW

1410 AM WOKW was on the air in Brockton, Massachusetts from 1961 to 1981.
 

WGRC

1300 AM WGRC was an Adult Standards station licensed to Spring Valley, New York from 1977 to 1987.
 

KYRM

91.9 FM KYRM carries a Spanish Religious format in Yuma, Arizona.
 

KSIV AM & FM

KSIV 1320 AM and 91.5 FM are Religious stations St. Louis, Missouri.  They are part of the Bott Radio Network which is made up of approximately 120 stations in 18 states.