WFCB

"Mix 94.3" WFCB was a Hot Adult Contemporary station in Chillicothe, Ohio circa the late 1990s/early 2000s.  The video below is from when they were known as "B94.3" with a Lite Rock format.
 

WGAB

1180 AM WGAB was a Talk station in Evansville, Indiana and licensed to Newburgh, IN.  They currently carry a Religious format branded as "Faith Music Radio."
 

WERV

A sticker and magnets from WERV licensed to Aurora, Illinois.  "95.9 The River" airs a rock-based Classic Hits format heard in many of the suburbs west of Chicago.
 

KBFG

107.3 FM KBFG is a volunteer-run, community station licensed to Seattle, Washington.  The 9-watt, low-power station went on the air in 2017.  Their call letters stand for (K) Ballard Fremont Greenwood--three neighborhoods that make up part of their listening area.
 

WWOD

104.3 FM WWOD played Oldies music from 2012 to 2017 and were licensed to Hartford, Vermont.  They then moved down the dial to 93.9 FM and flipped to an Adult Album Alternative format branded as "93.9 The River."  They are now licensed to Woodstock, VT.
 

WRAD AM & FM

1460 AM and 101.7 FM WRAD broadcast a News/Talk format in (W) RADford, Virginia.  Programming is also heard on a translator station at 103.5 FM.
 

WNAM

1280 AM WNAM airs a Soft Oldies/Adult Standards format in Appleton/Oshkosh, Wisconsin.  WNAM's call letters reflect their cities-of-license (W Neenah And Menasha.)  The 5,000-watt station went on the air in May 1947.
 

WHWL

95.7 WHWL is a Religious station licensed to Marquette, Michigan.  They are part of the Gospel Opportunities Radio Network along with WEUL, WHWG and 10 translators.
 

WFAQ

WFAQ went on the air in Mukwonago, Wisconsin in 2007.  They originally broadcast at 92.9 FM but moved up the dial to 101.3 FM in 2015.  The 41-watt, low-power FM outlet has about a 10-mile broadcast range which makes their "The Nation's Music Source" slogan even more delightfully endearing.  Listening live while making this post I heard an interesting mix of alternative rock, classic rock, jazz, a French-language pop song and some spoken word from Henry Rollins. 
 

WCBE

90.5 FM WCBE is a public radio station and NPR affiliate in Columbus, Ohio.  They are owned by Columbus City Schools which reflects the meaning of their call letters (W Columbus Board of Education.)  WCBE went on the air in September 1956.
 

KVFX

94.5 FM KVFX is a 94,000-watt CHR station licensed to Logan, Utah.  They are also heard on three translator stations and a booster
 

KRJY

"Jukebox 96 FM" KRJY played 1950s/60s Oldies in St. Louis, Missouri from 1991 until 1994.
 

RNE

Radio Nacional de España officially came into existence in 1937 during the Spanish Civil War.  Their first transmitter was a gift from Germany's Third Reich and was used to broadcast news and propaganda for the Francoist dictatorship.  The modern RNE currently carries six radio channels:

Radio Nacional (generalist news/talk radio) Radio Clásica (classical music) Radio 3 (pop/rock music and youth culture radio) Radio 4 (regional broadcating in the Catalan language) Radio 5 (all-news) and Radio Exterior (international shortwave broadcasts.)
 

CFOX

99.3 CFOX has been a Rock station in Vancouver, British Columbia since 1979.  They've morphed over the years from AOR to Active Rock to Alternative Rock.  More CFOX stickers and a vintage t-shirt can be seen here.
 

Radio Donau 1

Radio Donau 1 was on the air in the mid-to-late 1990s from studios in Biberach, Germany