KKRZ

"Z100" KKRZ has been a Top-40 station in Portland, Oregon since 1984.

BOO! Happy Halloween!

90.7 FM KBOO is a "Volunteer-Powered, Non-Commercial, Listener-Sponsored, Full-Strength Community Radio for Portland, Oregon, Cascadia & the World!" They went on the air in 1968 and were named after a strain of marijuana known as "Berkeley Boo."

KXL

KXL was a News/Talk station in Portland, Oregon. After 85 years on the AM dial, in May, 2011 KXL moved to 101.1 FM displacing long-time rocker KUFO. 750 AM is now Sports-formatted KXTG "The Game" and the new radio home of the National Basketball Association's Portland Trailblazers.

More MPG

Four more stickers from Portland, Maine's WMPG.

WBLM

102.9 WBLM (W BLiMp) is a Classic Rock station from Portland, Maine.  The top sticker dates to when they were located at 107.5 FM (1973-1989)  Their nickname "The Blimp" is taken from the Captain Beefheart song of the same name.

KXJM

"Jammin 95.5" KXJM was a Rhythmic Top-40 station in Portland, Oregon from 1999 until 2008. 95.5 FM is currently a Sports station known as "The Game" KXTG while the KXJM call letters migrated up the dial to "Wild 107.5" licensed to Banks, OR.

KUFO

101 KUFO was a Rock station in Portland, Oregon from 1990 until 2011.

National SCRABBLE® Championship

It's Day 1 of the 2009 National SCRABBLE Championship which is taking place right here in Dayton, Ohio. Last year it was held in Orlando, Florida. Dayton is certainly no Orlando. Sorry about this week's entertainment options SCRABBLE players! Downtown is crawling with quirky people bordering on madness mensa-level geniuses carrying their own SCRABBLE boards and timers. They've memorized "vowel dump" words, OO-words and every Q word without a U after. My friend Robb from North Carolina is a competitive player and is staying at my place this week. Good luck to ya buddy!

Here are a couple of stickers whose call letters and frequency resemble SCRABBLE tiles.


KPSU (K Portland State University) is a student-run, Freeform station from Portland, Oregon. All music and other programming heard on the station is chosen by the DJs. They've been on the air at 1450 AM and campus-wide at 98.1 FM since 1994.