KGGI

KGGI has been a CHR/Rhythmic Top-40 station in Riverside, California since around 1980.  The call letters are derived from their frequency--two lowercase Gs and the letter I sorta looks like 99.1

October 2025 UPDATE:  I just received the vintage KGGI sticker shown at the top from a very generous former southern Californian.  Thanks Janessa!

KARR

1460 AM in Kirkland, Washington went on the air as KYAC in 1965.  They became KARR in 1984 and shifted formats from MOR to Adult Standards before becoming part of the Family Radio network.

EDIT:  I just figured out that the bottom sticker is actually from a completely unrelated KARR in Great Falls, Montana that existed from 1960 to 1984.

Northwest Public Radio

Northwest Public Radio operates 19 radio stations and 13 translators across Washington, Oregon and Idaho.  Programming consists of public radio News, Classical, Jazz and Folk music and Talk shows.  NWPR's flagship station is 1250 AM KWSU owned by Washington State University in Pullman, WA.

WTRG

WTRG was an Oldies station licensed to Rocky Mount, North Carolina.  For a few years in the 1990s, "Oldies 100.7" was owned by Tom Joyner.  No, not that Tom Joyner.  This Tom Joyner.

KYGO

98.5 KYGO has been a Country station in Denver, Colorado since 1979.

WLGA

A 1986 decal from FM 96 WLGA in Valdosta, Georgia. 

CKIQ

1150 AM CKIQ signed on the air in November, 1971 in Kelowna, British Columbia.  After 26 years as a News/Talk outlet, CKIQ became Country-formatted CKBL in 1997.  Currently 1150 AM is once again News/Talk as CKFR.

WUBL

WUBL "94.9 The Bull" is a Country station in Atlanta, Georgia.

City Radio

City Radio 95.9 FM began broadcasting in 2005 from Medan, Indonesia.

Family Radio

Family Radio initially grew out of the Radio Contact network of stations in 1998 and temporarily became known as "Contact 2".  They are now heard on 33 frequencies throughout the Dutch-speaking region of Flanders.  Family Radio is based in Eeklo, Belgium.

WXYQ

"10Q Country" WXYQ broadcast from Stevens Point, Wisconsin from 1977 to 1988.

WOXX WXXO

"Kiss FM" broadcast a Hot AC/CHR mix in northwest Pennsylvania from 2000 to 2007.  99.3 FM WOXX was licensed to Franklin, PA and 104.5 FM WXXO licensed to Cambridge Springs, PA. 

WLTA

Atlanta, Georgia's FM 100 WLTA was an Easy Listening/Soft Rock station from its inception in 1955 until 1984. 

WHMA

AM 1390 WHMA (W Harry M Ayers--the original owner) licensed to Anniston, Alabama.  They were a Sports station when this sticker was received in 1998 and currently carry a Gospel format.

Sister station WHMA FM went on the air in the mid-1980s and carries a Country format.  In 2001 "Alabama 100" moved from 100.5 FM to 95.5 FM now known as "The Big 95".

WDCT

1310 AM WDCT was a Religious station licensed to Fairfax, Virginia.  Their News/Talk programming is now broadcast in Korean.

KXRO

1320 AM KXRO (K) X Roy Olmsted (the stations founder) carries a News/Talk format licensed to Aberdeen, Washington.  They went on the air in May, 1928.

KRZN

KRZN was an Oldies station in Denver, Colorado.  They broadcast at 1150 AM circa the late 1980s (licensed to Englewood, CO) and at 760 AM from 1990 to around 1994 (licensed to Thornton, CO).

KFMW

KFMW has carried some form of Rock format since the early 1990s.  First as a Classic Rock outlet, then Alternative and currently Active Rock.  "Rock 108" is licensed to Waterloo, Iowa.

KKZX

Formerly Top-40 KSTT, 1170 AM in Davenport, Iowa was known as KKZX for a few years in the mid-1980s.

WBYN

A magnet from WBYN "107.5 Alive", a Religious station licensed to (W) BoYertowN, Pennsylvania.