WKWK

WKWK is a 50,000-watt Adult Contemporary station in Wheeling, West Virginia currently branded as "Mix 97.3".  Another WKWK sticker can be seen here.

WGLS

89.7 FM WGLS broadcasts from Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey.  The 750-watt station went on the air in 1964 and airs a variety of dayparted music including Classic Hits, Top-40. Rock, Alternative and Metal.  The call letters refer to the former name of the school (W) GLassboro State College.

Z107s

 "Z107.9" WENZ - Cleveland, Ohio

 "Z107/Z107.1" WZVN - Lowell/Gary, Indiana

 "Z107.3" WBZN - Old Town/Bagor, Maine

"Z107" WLZT - Miami/Charleston, West Virginia

KXYL

"Kix 104.1" KXYL was a Country station licensed to Brownwood, Texas circa the 1990s.

KRED

92.3 FM KRED plays Country music in Eureka, California.

KLDI

A mid-1980s decal from 1210 AM KLDI in Laramie, Wyoming.  The 1986 Broadcasting Yearbook lists them as having a Country format while the '87 edition says Soft Adult Contemporary.  The KLDI call letters were in use until 2002 when they switched to KRRR.

KEPT

96.9 KEPT FM is a 100-watt Religious station licensed to Hayward, California.  They went on the air in February 2015.

KATP

KATP broadcast at 107.1 FM in Amarillo, Texas from 1985 to 1988.  Soon after, they moved down the dial to 101.9 FM while continuing their Rock format.

CFLX

CFLX began broadcasting on local cable in 1978 at 98.1 FM in Sherbrooke, Quebec.  The community radio station switched to their current frequency in the mid-1980s.  CFLX's call letters are a tribute to French-Canadian singer-songwriter and poet Félix Leclerc.

WRFA

107.9 WRFA (W Radio For the Arts) is a 100-watt, non-profit, LPFM station licensed to Jamestown, New York.  They went on the air in September 2004.

The current general manager of WRFA is Dennis Drew who also plays keyboards in 10,000 Maniacs.  I've been a fan of the band since hearing the weird and wonderful song "Planned Obsolescence" on the also weird and wonderful WUWU around 1982.  According to the liner notes of the band's 1990 release Hope Chest, Dennis Drew also helped establish Jamestown Community College's now-defunct 91.5 FM WJWK sometime in the late 1970s. 

Choice FM & Invicta FM

A reader to this blog emailed to ask if I had any decals from England's now-defunct Choice FM and Invicta FM.  Here you go....

Choice FM broadcast from 1990 until 2013 when they re-branded as Capital XTRA.  They were London England's first radio station to target a black audience.

Invicta Sound began broadcasting to Kent in southeast England in 1984.  A name change to Invicta Radio came shortly after and then later became Invicta FM.  They were on the air until 2009 when they became part of the Heart radio network of Adult Contemporary stations.

More Kiss FMs

WWAX - Hermantown/Duluth, Minnesota

WZKF - Salem, Indiana/Louisville, Kentucky

CHBN - Edmonton, Alberta

KFMS - Las Vegas, Nevada

KSEO

750 AM KSEO airs an Oldies format in Durant, Oklahoma.  They operate during daytime hours only but are also heard on a translator at 94.1 FM.  This sticker dates to around 1972, assuming that this sticker is celebrating the city of Durant's 100th birthday.

Hits

 KFSZ - Munds Park/Flagstaff, Arizona

 KQKY - Kearney, Nebraska

KTOH - Kalaheo, Hawaii

 WDOD - Chattanooga, Tennessee

WBQO

93.7 FM WBQO airs News/Talk during the day and Classic Rock at night.  They went on the air in St. Simons Island/Brunswick, Georgia in October 2015.

CKYL

 

CKYL went on the air in Peace River, Alberta in November 1954.  In 2018 CKYL moved from their 610 AM frequency to a 100,000-watt signal at 94.9 FM.  They are also heard on about a half dozen FM rebroadcasters in northern Alberta.  The former "YL Country" rebranded in 2018 to "River Country 94.9" and airs a unique mix of Country and Classic Rock music.

Sunnys

 WGSY - Phenix City, Alabama/Columbus, Georgia.  Currently broadcasting at 94.7 FM.

 WLDR (W Long Distance Radio-a reference to their 100,000-watt signal) - Traverse City, Michigan

 W251AC - Capshaw, Alabama

WKBG - Martinez, Georgia

Radio Nova Europa

Radio Nova Europa broadcasts from Torres Vedras, Portugal.

2GF

2GF went on the air on December 15, 1933 in Grafton, New South Wales, Australia.

WTSV

A 1985 sticker from AM 1230 WTSV (W Twin State Valley) in Claremont, New Hampshire.  They carried a Country format at the time but are currently a Sports station and ESPN Radio affiliate.  WTSV has been on the air since 1948.