WJKK

Adult Contemporary WJKK is licensed to Vicksburg, Mississippi.  The decal dates to 2000 when they were known as "98 Mix."  Since then, they have slightly rebranded to the current "Mix 98.7"

WJKN

A 1997 sticker from WJKN licensed to (W)JacKsoN, Michigan.  At the time they carried a Full Service format (music, news, talk, local programming etc.) 1510 AM is currently owned by Spring Arbor University and simulcasts the Contemporary Christian format of sister station KTGG.

WJLB

WJLB (W John Lord Booth--the station's original owner) is a 50,000-watt Mainstream Urban station in Detroit, Michigan.  WJLB FM has been an Urban outlet since 1980 when the call letters and format migrated from WJLB 1400 AM.  97.9 was the second FM station to broadcast in the state when they went on the air in May, 1941. 

WJLF

WJLF "91.7 The Joy FM" plays Christian Adult Contemporary music in Gainesville, Florida.

WJLH / WJLU / WMFJ

"The Cornerstone" consists of 89.7 FM WJLU licensed to New Smyrna Beach, Florida, 90.3 FM WJLH licensed to Flagler Beach, FL and 1450 AM WMFJ in Daytona Beach, FL.  The FM signals carry a primarily Contemporary Christian format while the AM is Religious Teaching.

WJLK

"94.3 The Point" is a Hot Adult Contemporary station in Asbury Park, New Jersey.  The WJLK call letters were chosen in honor of the late (W) J. Lyle Kinmonth who owned the Asbury Park Press newspaper from the late 1800s until the mid-1940s.  The Press owned WJLK which first broadcast on November 20, 1947.

Happy 4th of July!

Although this station is from Munich, Germany, it seems entirely appropriate to use it for today's post.  The 4th of July is our country's birthday and any town worth its salt will be having a fireworks display to celebrate this all-American holiday.  Unfortunately, it turns out that "feierwerk" doesn't translate to "firework" like I thought it did.  The German word for firework is actually feuerwerk and, according to GoogleTranslate, feierwerk means "celebration factory."  Oh well, I already scanned the stickers so here they are....

Radio Feierwerk only broadcasts on weekends and shares the 92.4 FM frequency with three other stations.  Programming is aimed at those under 30 including music, art, education, politics and social issues.

WJLM

WJLM "J93" carried a Country format from 1969 until 2002 and was licensed to Salem, Virginia.  93.5 FM is currently a Classic Hits outlet "Sunny FM" WSNV.

WJLS

99.5 WJLS (W Joe L Smith--the station's original licensee and first General Manager) plays Country music in Beckley, West Virginia.  "The Big Dawg" is the oldest FM station in the state, having gone on the air in 1946.

WJLT

Classic Hits 105.3 WJLT is licensed to Evansville, Indiana. 

WJMH

"102 Jamz" has been a Hip-Hop/Urban station since 1989.  WJMH is licensed to Reidsville, North Carolina.

WJMI

"99 Jams" WJMI is a Mainstream Urban station licensed to (W) Jackson, MIssissippi.  They've carried some form of R&B format since 1973.

WJFM

88.5 WJFM is a Christian radio station in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

WJFK

WJFK (W John Fitzgerald Kennedy) began in 1987 as a Rock station serving the Washington DC area.  They eventually became a Talk station with Sports on the weekends before becoming all-Sports in 2009.  "106.7 The Fan" is the flagship station for Washington Wizards basketball and Washington Nationals baseball.  WJFK is licensed to Manassas, Virginia.

WJFH

WJFH 91.5 "The Joy FM" is a Christian Adult Contemporary station licensed to Sebring, Florida.  They are one of 8 stations and 5 translators in the Joy FM network serving north, central and southwest Florida

WJFF

90.5 FM WJFF is a public, community station licensed to (W)JeFFersonville, New York.  They are probably the only hydropowered radio station in the United States, deriving electricity for its studios and offices from a dam at nearby Lake Jefferson.

WJFD

WJFD broadcasts a Portuguese-language format and is licensed to New Bedford, Massachusetts.  The 97.3 FM frequency has carried Portuguese programming since the 1950s--first as WBSM, then WGCY and, since 1975, as WJFD.

WJJD/WJEZ

WJJD (W John J Davis--the station's founder) AM and WJEZ FM were co-owned stations in Chicago, Illinois.  This sticker probably dates from the late 1970s when WJJD carried a traditional Country format while WJEZ was a softer Country outlet featuring instrumentals and music from the likes of Dolly Parton, Crystal Gayle and Kenny Rogers.  1160 AM is currently Christian Talk WYLL while 104.3 FM is Classic Hits WJMK.  An excellent history of both stations can be read here.

WJET

WJET was a long-time Top-40 station in Erie, Pennsylvania.  "Jet Radio" 1400 AM currently carries a News/Talk format.  Another WJET sticker can be seen here.  This decal resembles a Harley-Davidson logo made popular by Evel Knievel in the 1970s.

KSLQ

KSLQ was a Top-40 station in St. Louis, Missouri through most of the 1970s.  In 1981 they switched to Adult Contemporary and became KYKY in 1982.