"97.9 The Box" KBXX is a Mainstream Urban/Hip-Hop in Houston, Texas.
Today marks the birthday of Colo, the first gorilla in the world to be born in captivity. She was born in 1956 at the Columbus Zoo in Ohio where she still resides.
UPDATE: Colo passed away in 2017 at age 60 :-(
97.9 FM WNCI is a CHR station in Columbus, Ohio. It's unknown whether the cartoon primate is supposed to be Colo or if it's just coincidence that a world-famous gorilla lives in the same city. Here's another WNCI sticker from when they were owned by (W) Nationwide Communications Incorporation. The 175,000-watt (!) station is currently owned by iHeartMedia.
KPMC (K Pioneer Mercantile Company) went on the air in 1933 and was the first radio station in Bakersfield, California. 1560 AM is currently KNZR a News/Talk station.
KMEC is a 75-watt low-power FM station licensed to Ukiah, California. It's part of the Mendocino Environmental Center which "works through educational outreach, nonviolent direct action and the legal system to uphold and promote environmental and social justice in Mendocino County and beyond." This odd sticker looks like something out of a children's coloring book and almost begs to be filled in with a few magic markers.
WMHD is a format-free/block programmed station run by the students at the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Indiana. Rose-Hulman's mascot is a pachyderm named Rosie but, for unknown reasons, WMHD wisely went with "The Monkey" branding rather than "The Elephant." Everybody loves monkeys.
An earlier, pre-simian WMHD sticker circa 1998.
KHMG (K Harvest Ministries Guam) is a Religious Teaching station licensed to Barrigada, Guam. Next to the tropical flower is a 
Radio SydhavsØerne is a CHR station from Nykøbing, Denmark. They also have specialty programming for 80s, disco and rock music as well as a daily afternoon talk show. I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure there aren't any palm trees or tropical flowers growing anywhere in this Scandinavian country. The images on the second sticker might be a cheeky refererence to Nykøbing being located on one of what are called the "South Sea Islands" of Denmark, in this case, the island of Falster.
CFPL (C Free Press London--after the newspaper that originally owned it) is an Active Rock station in London, Ontario. They're Canada's third-oldest FM station having gone on the air in 1948 with a mostly Classical format. According to the web site I regularly WSM (We Shield Millions-the slogan of previous owner the National Life and Accident Insurance Company) is a Country music station in Nashville, Tennessee. Their 50,000-watt clear channel signal reaches a huge chunk of the United States and other countries, especially at night. The Saturday night WSM Barn Dance began in 1925, the same year the station went on the air. The Barn Dance immediately followed Music Appreciation Hour which consisted of classical music and selections from the Grand Opera genre. On today's date in 1927 the Barn Dance changed its name to the Grand Ole Opry after host George D Hay said, "For the past hour, we have been listening to music taken largely from Grand Opera. From now on we will present the Grand Ole Opry." The name stuck and the show has gone on to be the longest running radio program in history
WRNF was a Rock station licensed to Whitehall, Michigan circa the early 1980s. 95.3 FM was eventually donated to Grand Valley State University and is currently WGVS, a simulcast of the NPR/Talk/Jazz station WGVU.
KUCD is a Modern Rock station licensed to Pearl City, Hawaii. They signed on the air in 1991 with a Smooth Jazz format as "CD 101.9"...
...before switching to Adult Contemporary as "Star 101.9" in 1997. The flip to Alternative Rock came in 2001.
