KXLE

KXLE is a Country station licensed to Ellensburg, Washington. A sticker from sister station KXLE-AM can be seen here.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Time to give thanks, eat turkey, watch football and take a tryptophan-induced nap. Today's football matchups include the Miami Dolphins at the Dallas Cowboys, the San Francisco 49ers at the Baltimore Ravens and the undefeated Green Bay Packers at the Detroit Lions. The Lions have played at home every Thanksgiving Day since 1934.

760 AM WJR is a News/Talk station in Detroit, Michigan. On the left is the logo for the Marathon Petroleum Corporation which operates one of their six refineries in Detroit.



A magnet from 620 AM WTMJ, a News/Talk station in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and the flagship station of the Green Bay Packers. They've been broadcasting Packer games since 1929.

KQBU

"Que Buena 93.3" KQBU was a Regional Mexican station licensed to Port Arthur, Texas from 2001 to 2007. "Piolín in the Morning" is Eddie "Piolín" Sotelo's hugely popular syndicated show which originates from KSCA in Los Angeles, California.

KSCS

KSCS (K Silver Country Stereo) has been playing Country music in Dallas, Texas since 1973.

For about two years circa 2008-2009 KSCS re-branded itself as "The Big 96.3" After dropping "The Big" they went back to just their call letters and dial position and now boast "Texas' Most Country Guaranteed!" KSCS is licensed to Fort Worth, Texas.

KIKN

KIKN is a Country station licensed to Salem, South Dakota.

CKDV

A 2003 sticker from CKDV in Prince George, British Columbia. In March, 2011 "99.3 The Drive" flipped from a Classic Rock format to Classic Hits.

Sunnys

"Sunny 94 FM" CJUV is a Classic Hits station licensed to Lacombe, Alberta.

"Sunny 101.5" was an Adult Contemporary station licensed to Gridley, California. Last summer KMJE moved down the dial to become "Sunny 95.5" now licensed to Woodland, CA near Sacramento.


"Sunny 1100" WGPA (W Globe Publishing Authority--the original owner) plays a mixture of Oldies, Polka and Talk shows in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. This 250-watt daytime-only station first went on the air in 1947.


Parts 2 through 8 of the station's history can be found on YouTube by searching for "WGPA."

Magyar Rádió

Magyar Rádió is Hungary's public radio broadcaster. The Budapest-based organization first went on the air in 1925 and consists of three nationwide radio channels.

MR1 Kossuth Rádió - Primarily News/Talk
MR2 Petőfi Rádió - Pop music aimed at a younger audience
MR3 Bartók Rádió - Classical music...named after composer Béla Bartók.
MR 4 through 7 includes programming in minority languages, regional and Parliamentary broadcasts and Folk music.

BRT

Belgian Radio and Television was the name of the publicly-funded broadcaster based in Brussels, Belgium. BRT changed its name to The Flemish Radio and Television Network Organization (Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroeporganisatie or VRT) in 1998.


"London Today" "The News from Home"

"Take The BRT On Vacation!" "BRT Worldwide"

"Not much faster" (possibly "Nothing Is Faster"...I don't think GoogleTranslate was sure about this one)

"BRT Worldwide"

WTAM

WTAM was an R&B station in Gulfport, Mississippi circa 1983.

WVRK

WVRK is a Rock station in Columbus, Georgia.

KEEY

Two stickers from "K102" KEEY, the most popular of three Country music stations in the Minneapolis radio market. The KEEY call letters began as an automated Top-40 station in 1968 before switching to Beautiful Music in 1971. The flip to Country came in 1982 and was a quick success. The ratings dominance continues today--they were the #1 ranked station in Minneapolis in the latest available Arbitron book. KEEY is licensed to St. Paul, Minnesota.

WOPP

WOPP has been a Country station in Opp, Alabama since 1980.

WJCU

WJCU broadcasts from the campus of (W) John Carroll University in University Heights, Ohio near Cleveland. They went on the air at 88.9 FM as WABU in June, 1969 with 10 watts of power. In 1998 they got the WJCU call letters and currently broadcast with 2,500 watts. Between 6AM and 6PM WJCU carries "The Heights," a mixture of community news and Adult Album Alternative music. Specialty programs include shows dedicated to spoken word, movie soundtracks, indie folk, Caribbean music as well as Polish, Hungarian and Armenian shows. Friday night's "Metal on Metal" show has been a fixture on WJCU since 1982.

JACK FMs

Jack FMs play a mixture of hits from the 1960s through the 1990s along with a few current songs. They promote themselves as having a larger and more varied playlist than other music formats and often use the slogan "playing what we want" and are sometimes compared to an iPod set on shuffle. The success of these stations in the mid-2000s caused dozens of others to flip to Jack FM or other similarly formatted "named" stations like Ben, Doug, Abe, Joe and Frank. There are currently over 60 Jack FMs in North America, Russia and the United Kingdom--not all of which use this same logo. Jack FM's format is officially listed as Variety Hits or Adult Hits

96.9 Jack FM CKLG (now CJAX) was the first Jack FM on terrestrial radio. They launched in 2002 from Vancouver, British Columbia.

96.3 Jack FM WCJK is licensed to Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

92.3 Jack FM CJET is licensed to Smiths Falls, Ontario.

WCRI

WCRI is a Classical station licensed to Block Island, Rhode Island. They are owned by a company that includes the son and grandsons of Ted Jones who founded the Charles River Broadcasting Company, owners Boston classical radio station WCRB. WCRI simulcasts its programming on WCRI-AM at 1180 licensed to Hope Valley, RI

KUGN

KUGN is a News/Talk station in (K) EUGeNe, Oregon. AM 590 is also the flagship station of the Oregon Sports Network, broadcasting University of Oregon football and basketball games.

Sticker Board #3

The 3rd of 26 sticker boards. Click the pic to enlarge and click here for an explanation.

Starting at the top left, the stickers are:

CKNX FM 102 - Wingham, Ontario
"My 102.5" WMYI - Hendersonville, North Carolina
"Q98" WQHL - Live Oak, Florida
90.1 FM KPFT - Houston, Texas
Radio 10 Gold - Hilversum, Netherlands

Radio Burgenland - Eisenstadt, Austria
"96 Rock" KRZQ - Reno, Nevada
"Shine 99" WSHW - Frankfort, Indiana
Limonádový Joe Radio 90.3 - Prague, Czech Republic
KLIK FM - Kozani, Greece
1360 AM CKBC - Bathurst, New Brunswick
Country 107.7 WGNA - Albany, New York
97.7 KCRR - Grundy Center, Iowa
1360 KPOP - San Diego, California
88.1 WUBJ - Jamestown, New York
WCNJ - Hazlet, New Jersey
WKLK - Cloquet, Minnesota
KRQR - San Francisco, California
WBFO - Buffalo, New York
"Magic 95" WGOV - Valdosta, Georgia
KFMU - Steamboat Springs, Colorado
"K102" KEEY - St. Paul, Minnesota
WOUR - Utica, New York
"93.3 KOB FM" KKOB - Albuquerque, New Mexico
"Kool 95.1" KAMS - Mammoth Spring, Arkansas
WNCB - Duluth, Minnesota
Sportsradio 950 AM KJR - Seattle, Washington
"Magic 102.9" WELS - Kinston, North Carolina
KEZY - Anaheim, California
"Majic 102.7" WMXJ - Pompano Beach, Florida
WGSM - Huntington, New York
"Oldies 96.5" WAZZ - Laurinburg, North Carolina
KASH - Anchorage, Alaska
"Alive 93.5" WHJT - Clinton, Mississippi
KROF - Abbeville, Louisiana
"K104.7" WSPK - Poughkeepsie, New York
101.one WWCD - Grove City, Columbus
WBJB - Lincroft, New Jersey
WYMG - Jacksonville, Illinois
"K100" WCDK - Virginia, Minnesota
"Kool 101.7" WNKO - Newark, Ohio
KWVE - San Clemente, California
"KZ95" KZJH - Jackson, Wyoming
"94.3 The Point" WJLK - Asbury Park, New Jersey
KLXK - Minneapolis, Minnesota
KNCI - Sacramento, California
KBIM - Roswell, New Mexico
KSND - Springfield, Oregon
"102.9 The Beach" KKBH - San Diego, California
KPAY AM 1060/"Lite 95.1 FM" - Chico, California
L1VE - Cologne, Germany
Radio Grischa - Chur, Switzerland

KOMW

680 AM KOMW is an Adult Standards station licensed to Omak, Washington.

KFUO AM & FM

KFUO (Keep Forward Upward Onward) is a Religious station licensed to Clayton, Missouri near St. Louis. They went on the air in 1924 and their radio studio is the longest running broadcast facility in the United States.

99.1 KFUO went on the air in 1948 and was the first FM station in St. Louis. In July, 2010, after 62 years as a Classical music station, the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod sold KFUO-FM to Gateway Creative Broadcasting who flipped 99.1 to Contemporary Christian KLJY "Joy FM." Some former KFUO-FM staff members are now involved with the new internet home of "Classic 99."