KYMK

106.3 FM KYMK is an Adult Album Alternative station in Lafayette, Louisiana.
 

KSFO

KSFO went on the air in August 1925 with call letters KTAB and were based in Oakland, California.  They appeared on six different frequencies in their first few years before settling at 560 AM in 1929.  In 1935 they moved their city-of-license to San Francisco and changed calls to KSFO.  As of this posting the 5,000-watt station carries a Talk format much of which are nationally syndicated conservative programs.

KJIL

99.1 FM KJIL is a Religious station licensed to Copeland, Kansas.  They are also simulcast on around three dozen stations and translators in Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma and Colorado.  KJIL went on the air in September 1992.
 

KCKN

1020 AM KCKN was a Classic Country station in Roswell, New Mexico circa the late 2000s.  As of this posting the 50,000-watt station carries a Spanish Religious format as "Radio Visión Cristiana."
 

CIXX

CIXX is operated by students from Fanshawe College in London, Ontario.  They air a Rhythmic Top-40 format six days a week with a mixture of Jazz, Bluegrass, Celtic and talk shows on Sundays.  CIXX was the first licensed campus instructional station in Canada when they went on the air in 1978.  They rebranded from "6X-FM" to "106.9 The X" some time in the 2000s.
 

WWPV

WWPV is the campus radio station at St. Michael's College in Colchester, Vermont.  They went on the air in 1973 at 88.7 FM.  In 2015 they donated their license to Vermont Public Radio and later that year relaunched as a low-power FM station at 92.5 FM.
 

WRBD

1470 AM WRBD (W Radio BrowarD County) was on the air in south Florida from 1963 to 1997 and licensed to Pompano Beach.  They aired a mix of R&B and Gospel targeted to black listeners. 
 

WNBP

1450 AM WNBP signed on the air in 1958 from (W) NewBuryPort, Massachusetts north of Boston.  A couple of call letter changes occurred is the 1980s before they became WNBP again in 1991.  The top sticker dates to when they carried an Adult Standards format as "The Legends."  As of this posting they broadcast financial news as part of the Bloomberg Radio Network.
 

WKAR

WKAR AM & FM are owned by Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI.  WKAR AM has been on the air since 1922 and was heard on half a dozen different frequencies in the 1920s and 30s before settling at 870 AM in 1941.  Broadcasts are daytime only--they must sign off at sundown in order to protect the nighttime signal of WWL in New Orleans.  WKAR FM's first air date was in October 1948.  Their grandfathered 85,000-watt signal covers much of southern Michigan.  Both stations are charter members of National Public Radio when that organization began in 1971.  Another WKAR sticker can be seen here.
 

WGNX

99.7 FM WGNX was on the air for about six years starting in 2001 and was licensed to Vero Beach, Florida.  They played hits from the 1980s and later started adding songs from the 70s and 90s.  In 2006 they flipped to Variety Hits and became "Jack FM."
 

WCBX

900 AM WCBX was an Oldies station licensed to Bassett, Virginia.  They currently carry a Religious format as part of the Christian Satellite Network.
 

KVIP

KVIP AM & FM are Religious stations licensed to Redding, California.  They are also heard on more than two dozen translators in northern California, Oregon and Arizona.
 

KRKT

99.9 FM KRKT "Cricket Country" is a 100,000-watt station licensed to Albany, Oregon.  They are also heard on two translators at 96.7 and 100.5 FM.
 

KNFL

730 AM KNFL was a Sports station in Boise, Idaho from 2013 until 2017.  They were also heard on translator K243BM at 96.5 FM.
 

KGUM / KZGZ

A multi-sticker sheet from stations owned by Sorenson Media Group and broadcasting from Guam in the western Pacific.  

"The Rock 105.1 FM" KGUM, "News Talk K57" KGUM, "Power 98" KZGZ and ABC television affiliate KTGM.

KGUM FM switched from "The Rock" in 2007 becoming "105.1 The Kat" with a Classic Hits format.  The above sticker is from when they carried a Hot Adult Contemporary format.

KAZM

Sedona, Arizona's 780 AM KAZM airs a mix of News/Talk, Sports, Classic Rock and Oldies.  Their call letters are pronounced on air as "KAZum" which I'm guessing is a reference to the many red rock formations (including chasms) in that area.
 

CFRA

560 AM CFRA went on the air in Ottawa, Ontario in May 1947.  The call letters reflect the station's founder, businessman and gentleman farmer (C) Frank RyAn.  CFRA moved to 580 AM in the early 1960s and upped their daytime power to 50,000-watts.  Formats over the years include Oldies, Top-40, gold-based Adult Contemporary and their current format News/Talk.
 

Pulse FM

Pulse FM (now known as Pulse 1) plays contemporary hit music in Leeds, England.
 

WRXK

"96 K-Rock" WRXK broadcasts to the Fort Myers/Naples area of Florida.  They've been a Rock station since 1986 except for a brief 16-month period when they had a Hot Talk format.  WRXK is licensed to Bonita Springs, FL.

WXCY

103.7 FM WXCY is a Country music station licensed to Havre de Grace, Maryland.  They are best heard in the Interstate 95 corridor between Wilmington, Delaware and Baltimore.  Their signal is now also heard on WXCY 1510 AM and a translator at 96.9 FM.