WEBE

WEBE (said on-air as "Wee-Bee 108") is a 50,000-watt Adult Contemporary station licensed to Westport, Connecticut. 

WNRP

A magnet from WNRP (W News Radio Pensacola) licensed to Gulf Breeze, Florida.  The locally owned station went on the air in 2005 with a Classic Country format before flipping to N/T two years later.

KLAP

Klappy, the hand-for-a-head station mascot of 89.5 KLAP in Gerlach, Nevada may not be as well known as the KGB Chicken or WMMS's buzzard but it really should be.  KLAP plays all kinds of stuff including Rock, Jazz, Folk, Reggae, Cajun, Latin, Dixieland and Country--a similar music mix to the legendary KPIG who's former program director founded the KLAP.

KEEL

KEEL is a News/Talk station in Shreveport, Louisiana.  They've been on the air since June, 1922.

CIDC

"Z103.5" is a Rhythmic-leaning CHR station licensed to Orangeville, Ontario.  CIDC went on the air in 1987 playing 70s & 80s hits as "DC103.5" with 50,000 watts and an antenna located on the highest spot in southern Ontario.  The DC stood for Dufferin Communications who were the original owners.  They flipped their branding to "Hits 103.5" in the late 1990s and in 2000 changed again to "Z103.5" in imitation of New York City's "Z100" WHTZ (along with a similar logo).  CIDC targets the Greater Toronto Area despite its Orangeville, Ontario city-of-license (a good 40 or so miles away from their studios in a western part of Toronto). 

WBVR

WBVR "Beaver 96.7" plays Country music in Bowling Green, Kentucky.  They are co-owned with WVVR in nearby Hopkinsville, KY, and are the only two "beaver" branded radio stations I know of.

Radio Voce

Radio Voce began broadcasting in 1976 from Brescia, Italy and primarily airs Religious programming.  They are part of the inBlu network which provides Catholic programming to about 200 stations in Italy.

WCAL

Stickers and a magnet from "Power 92" the student-run station at California University of Pennsylvania.  Radio on campus began in 1971 with WVCS (W Voice of California State) before they switched call letters to WCAL in 2005.

Hot FM

A bit of a mystery sticker here from Germany's Hot FM.  A Google search for "Mein Radio lebt!" brought up the website address www.hot-fm.de which now redirects to "Radio Galaxy".  The three letter abbreviations seem to match some cities in Bavaria's Upper Franconia region.

HOF-Hof
NAI-Naila
WUN-Wunsiedel
SEL-Selb
MUB-Munchberg

Does anyone know anything else about this station?

UPDATE:  See comments.

WWDC

Washington, DC's WWDC call letters existed on 1260 AM from 1950 until 1999.  For many of those years they carried a full-service MOR format and were known as being the first American radio station to play a Beatles song--"I Want to Hold Your Hand" in December, 1963.  A flip to Top-40 occurred in 1977 and Adult Contemporary took over in 1980.  Soon after they started simulcasting Howard Stern's WWDC-FM morning show with separate programming in other dayparts.  AM 1260 is currently News/Talk WWRC "The Answer".

WNUZ

"Now 92.1" WNUZ is a CHR station licensed to Mercersburg, Pennsylvania.

WSKZ

"KZ106" WSKZ is a 100,000-watt Classic Rock station in Chattanooga, Tennessee.  They went on the air in 1978 after flipping from Easy Listening WYNQ which was owned by Ted Turner.

WKTG

"Power Rock 93.9" WKTG is licensed to Madisonville, Kentucky.

WGFR

"92.7 The Revolution" WGFR (W Glens Falls Radio) is a student-run station from SUNY Adirondack in Queensbury, New York.  Radio on campus began in 1974 with WACC (W Adirondack Community College), a carrier current station heard only on campus.  FM broadcasting began in 1977 at 91.9 FM and later moved to 92.1 in the early 1980s.  Adult Album Alternative music is now heard at their current home of 92.7 FM.

WBTZ

"99.9 The Buzz" WBTZ is a Modern Rock station licensed to Plattsburgh, New York with studios in Burlington, Vermont.  The 100,000-watt signal is heard as far north as Montreal, Quebec.  They've carried an Alternative Rock format since switching from Adult Contemporary in 1996.

KUOW

94.9 KUOW (K University Of Washington--the station's license holder) is a public radio outlet in Seattle, WA.  They went on the air in 1952 at 90.5 FM and moved to the current dial position 6 years later.  KUOW is one of the highest rated NPR stations in the country.

KRBC

KRBC (K Reporter Broadcasting Company) went on the air in 1938 from Abilene, Texas.  They originally broadcast at 1420 AM before moving to 1470 AM in the late 1940s.  The frequency is currently home to News/Talk station KYYW.

KIQN

106.9 KIQN is a Country station licensed to Colorado City, Colorado.

Minster Oktoberfest / Radio Maria

Last night we took a trip up to Minster, Ohio for their annual Oktoberfest.  We put on our alpine hats, bought our jugs of beer to eat with some bratwurst and enjoyed walking around the shops and listening to the polka band playing from a gazebo in the center of town.  After scarfing down a pudding-filled cream puff and singing along to Sweet Caroline we decided two hours was enough and headed home.

I am a jackass.

On our way back to the car we walked past the studios of radio station 88.7 WHJM (With the Hearts of Jesus and Mary).  Licensed to Anna, Ohio, WHJM airs Catholic programming as part of the worldwide Radio Maria group of stations.  WHJM went on the air in June, 2006 and was almost immediately knocked off the air when lightning struck its tower.  They returned to the air in August of that year.  Radio Maria is based in Italy and broadcasts in over 60 countries through approximately 1,700 transmitters.

KCCK

88.3 KCCK is the only Jazz station in the state of Iowa.  The commercial-free, member-supported station is operated by Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids.