Horizonte FM

I had these Horizonte FM stickers filed under Uruguay but now I'm thinking that they might be from Buenos Aires, Argentina.  Anybody know for sure?  There also appears to be an (unrelated?) Horizonte FM in Chile.

5DN

5DN began broadcasting in Adelaide, Australia in the 1920s. They moved to FM in 1990 becoming "Radio 102" and later "X102."  The 5AD call letters now belong to Classic Hits station "Cruise 1323"

WVVS

WVVS "The Voice of Valdosta State" went on the air in 1971 from the campus of Valdosta State University in southern Georgia.  The station was known as "V91" until 2007 when they re-branded as "Blaze FM."  Aside from one supervising faculty member, WVVS is entirely student-run and primarily plays Alternative and Urban music.

WNSP

105.5 WNSP went on the air in September, 1993 and claims to be the nation's first Sports station to broadcast on the FM dial.  They are licensed to Bay Minette, Alabama near Mobile.

WKSK

A 30th anniversary sticker (circa 1989) from Country-formatted WKSK licensed to West Jefferson, North Carolina.  They now also broadcast at 93.5 FM and are branded as "The Farm."

WGBF

WGBF (W G.B. Finke Furniture Company--the original owner) plays Active Rock in Evansville, Indiana.  "103GBF" is licensed to Henderson, Kentucky.

WZPL

99.5 WZPL plays Top-40 music in Indianapolis, Indiana.

WBBM

WBBM "B96" is a CHR station in Chicago, Illinois. It's hard to see, but the rainbow sticker at the top says "Soft Rock" from an earlier, 1970s-era Adult Contemporary format. 

I'm not 100% sure that this B-96 t-shirt is actually from WBBM.  If you know, send me an email at radiodecals@gmail.com.

WBSS

A gold foil sticker from WBSS in Atlantic City, New Jersey.  In the 14 years they carried the WBSS call letters (1988-2002) 97.3 FM alternated from CHR to News/Talk/Oldies to Modern AC.  The frequency is currently WENJ, an ESPN Radio affiliate.  WBSS was licensed to Millville, NJ.  A sticker from when they were branded "The Boss" can be seen here.

KUMU

94.7 KUMU is a Rhythmic Adult Contemporary station in Honolulu, Hawaii.

KQWB AM & FM

1550 AM KQWB has been on the air in Fargo, North Dakota since 1965.  They were a Top-40 station in the 1970s and later aired Adult Standards and Sports formats.  They moved up the dial to 1660 AM in 2000.  Their logo looks awfully familiar to a station that many might have listened to after daytimer KQWB went off the air each day.

Sister station KQWB "Q98 FM" went on the air in 1968 and had been a Rock station for nearly its entire existence.  In 2013 KQWB moved to 105.1 FM while 98.7 FM became CHR outlet KLTA "Big 98.7"

KLCI

A t-shirt from KLCI "Rock 97" which existed at 96.9 FM in Boise, Idaho from 1987 to 1997 (and apparently before that at 103 FM according to this aircheck.)  The 96.9 frequency is currently home to Classic Rock station KKGL "96.9 The Eagle."

KINK

KINK FM began broadcasting to Portland, Oregon on Christmas Day, 1968.  The heritage Adult Album Alternative station has always maintained a spirit of independence and a focus on musical discovery as evidenced by their longtime "True To The Music" slogan.  KINK was included on this excellent list of the "Most Intriguing Stations of 2014" penned by radio observer Sean Ross.

KCAN

Licensed to El Reno, Oklahoma, KCAN was a Country music station from 1978 until 1985.  1460 AM is currently a Spanish Variety outlet with call letters KZUE.

CFDV

Prior to 2008, CFDV "106.7 The Drive" played Classic Rock in Red Deer, Alberta.  The 100,000 watt station now carries an Active Rock format.

KSUB

KSUB is run by the students, faculty and alumni of Seattle University in Seattle, Washington.  This May, 2014 article says that the station has been granted a low-power FM license but it seems that they are still internet-only at this point as there is no mention of a frequency on the KSUB website.

UPDATE:  The YouTube description of this KSUB video mentions that they broadcast at 89.1 FM.

Istanbul FM / Radyo 34

Istanbul FM is a national broadcaster established in 1995 based in Turkey's largest city.  Radyo 34 must be a related station given the similar logo but, honestly, I'm too lazy to figure out their connection.

4CCA

102.7 FM in Cairns, Australia carries the official call sign of 4CCA although they were known on-air as "4CA FM" when these stickers came out.  The station is now Rock-formatted "Zinc 102.7"

WTLN

AM 950 WTLN is a Religious station in Orlando, Florida. 

WMRR

WMRR is a Rock station licensed to Muskegon Heights, Michigan.