CKKY

"Key 83" CKKY was a Country station in Wainwright, Alberta.

Radio Citys

Three unrelated (probably) Italian stations that go by the name "Radio City".

Radio City FM 88 in Milan, Italy was on the air from 1975 until 1990.

Founded in 1975 as Radio Vega Schio, they took the name Radio City FM in the 1980s before merging with Radio Antenna Uno in 1996 to become RCA Radio City Antenna Uno.  Possibly defunct.

Radio City - Castelletto d'Orba, Italy



More "Radio City" station stickers can be seen here.  And here.

Radio San Miguel

A 25th anniversary sticker from Radio San Miguel, a shortwave radio station operating on the 60-meter band from Riberalta, Bolivia.  This decal itself is almost 25 years old as RSM will celebrate their 50th anniversary later this year.

WYCV

900 AM WYCV plays Gospel music in Granite Falls, North Carolina.

And Yet, Still More Eagles

 CFXL High River, Alberta

 WQSI - Tuskegee, Alabama

 WQTL - Ottawa, Ohio

KFLX - Kachina Village/Flagstaff, Arizona

WMWV

93.5 WMWV (W Mount Washington Valley) is an Adult Album Alternative station licensed to Conway, New Hampshire.

WJTY

88.1 FM WJTY is a Religious station and affiliate of Family Life Radio licensed to Lancaster, Wisconsin.

WESO

970 WESO (WEbster SOuthbridge) is a Catholic radio station licensed to Southbridge, Massachusetts. 
The top sticker dates to when they carried a Country format.  In 2005, a feud between WESO's new general manager, Dick Vaughn, and his predecessor, Joe Grivalski, resulted in Grivalski walking out and taking the station's music library with him.  They were left with dead air for a time before their satellite-fed Classic Country went back on the air.

Twisters

KTPK - Topeka, Kansas

KTGX - Owasso/Tulsa, Oklahoma

 KSDZ - Gordon, Nebraska

KTYS - Flower Mound/Dallas, Texas

KIST AM & FM

107.7 KIST was an Alternative Rock station in Santa Barbara, California from 2004 until 2007.

Former sister station AM 1340 carried an Oldies format circa the early 2000s.  The KIST call letters first appeared on this frequency in Santa Barbara back in 1947 and were brought back on three separate occasions, most recently in 2008.  1340 AM is currently KCLU, a non-commercial, educational, NPR affiliate owned by (K) California Lutheran University.

Canadian K-Rocks

 CIKR - Kingston, Ontario

 CIRK - Edmonton, Alberta

 CJXK - Cold Lake, Alberta

 CHFT - Fort McMurray, Alberta

CIJK - Kentville, Nova Scotia

WOJB

88.9 FM WOJB is a listener-supported, non-commercial radio station licensed to the town of Reserve in northwestern Wisconsin.  "Woodland Community Radio" went on the air in 1982 and airs programming from NPR as well as shows presenting the culture of the indigenous Ojibwe peoples.

WMTX

"Mix 96" WMTX was a Hot AC station in Tampa Bay, Florida for most of the 1990s.  The 100,000-watt station was licensed to nearby Clearwater, FL.

WLJE

"Indiana 105" WLJE is a Country music outlet in Valparaiso, Indiana and the longest-running station with that format in the Chicagoland area.  WLJE was originally owned by Leonard J Ellis--the LJE in the call letters--an award-winning Country radio pioneer and charter member of the Country Music Association.

WEEC

100.7 FM WEEC (World Evangelistic Enterprise Corporation) is a Religious Teaching station licensed to Springfield, Ohio.  They went on the air in December, 1961.

Italian Alfas

Three unrelated Alfa stations from Italy.

Radio Alfa 95.0/91.8 FM broadcasts from Canavese in northern Italy.  They are now heard at 90.1 and 94.2 FM.

97.7 FM Alfa Radio Music broadcast from Bisceglie, a city on the Adriatic Sea in southern Italy.

103.3 FM Alfa Radio Stereo transmitted from the northern Italian city of Inzago, near Milan.

Radio Flandria

Radio Flandria broadcast to parts of Belgium from 1997 until 2000.

WWHT

"Hot 107.9" WWHT plays Top-40 music in Syracuse, New York.

WLVH

Hartford's 93.7 WLVH was the first Spanish-language station in the state of Connecticut having gone on the air in the late 1960s.  In the early 1990s, the owners decided to run the feed from the National Weather Service for an entire year (!?) before selling the station and buying two AMs in the same market and continuing with the old WLVH format.

WHOT

WHOT "Hot 101" is a CHR station in Youngstown, Ohio.  Their call letters and the Top-40 format go back all the way to 1955 with WHOT-AM broadcasting at 1570 kHz.  The FM half came along in 1984 and simulcast until the early 1990s.
Prior to 1984, 101.1 FM was Album Rock station WSRD which was known as "The Wizard".  The wizard branding and logo, as seen on the top sticker, stuck around for a few years after the switch to Top-40 and the WHOT call letters.