KICT

KICT flipped from Country to Rock in 1979 and has carried a Rock-based format ever since.  In the late 90s "T-95" carried some form of Alternative Rock and are now an Active Rock outlet.  The 100,000-watt station is licensed to Wichita, Kansas.
 

KTNF

AM 950 KTNF is a left-leaning Talk station in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  In the mid-to-late 2000s they were part of the progressive Air America radio network.
 

KPEZ

102.3 FM KPEZ was a Rock station in Austin, Texas from the late 1980s until 2005.  "Channel 102.3" was a mix of Classic Rock and Adult Album Alternative music.  The EZ in their call letters refers to an Easy Listening format they carried in the early 1980s.
 

KLLB

KLLB "KB101 Rock Deluxe" was a short-lived mix of Rock and Top-40 that aired circa 1979-1980 in Portland, Oregon.
 

WIXX

101.1 FM WIXX flipped from Rock to Top-40 in 1977 and have been at or near the top of the ratings ever since.  Their 100,000-watt signal covers east/central Wisconsin including Green Bay, Oshkosh and Appleton.  WIXX is highly regarded by radio nerds (like me) not only for their success over many decades but because they are actually staffed on-air around the clock--a total rarity in the industry.  Supposedly their call letters were originally going to be WIZZ which made a humorous combination of "gee whiz" with their sister-station WGEE.  The WIZZ call letters were already taken to they went with WIXX instead.  I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure their logo hasn't changed since the late 70s.  Please WIXX, don't ever change.
 

KEZE

KEZE "Wired 96.9" was a Rhythmic Contemporary station in Spokane, Washington circa the mid-2000s.  Other KEZE stickers can be seen here.  And here.
 

CKOO

1240 AM CKOO went on the air in 1966 in the Okanagan region of southern British Columbia.  They later added a rebroadcaster at 1490 AM.  In the early 1990s they changed call letters to CJOR and are currently branded as "Bounce 1240."  CKOO was licensed to Osoyoos, BC.
 

BOB FMs

KSRV - Ontario, Oregon

K295AV - Kennewick, Washington

K283BU - Walla Walla, Washington

 

K232AM - China Lake, California

 

KPOD AM & FM

KPOD AM and FM are licensed to Crescent City, California near the Oregon border.  1240 AM currently airs a News/Talk/Sports format while 97.9 FM is a Country outlet.
 

WVNI

"Spirit 95" WVNI is a Contemporary Christian station in Bloomington, Indiana.
 

GEM AM

GEM AM began in 1988 broadcasting to much of Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, East Staffordshire and Rutland in central England.  Their name stood for Great East Midlands, the region where most of their listeners lived.  GEM AM was absorbed into the Classic Gold network in the mid-1990s.  In 2012 Solid Gold Gem, a commercial-free online version of the original GEM AM, launched with many of the original DJs.
 

CHMA

106.9 FM CHMA is a campus and community radio broadcasting from Mount Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick.
 

KUR

KUR is the student-run radio station at Kutztown University in Kutztown, Pennsylvania.  They are able to broadcast unlicensed at 1670 AM and 89.7 FM at very low power as part of the FCC's Part 15 regulations.
 

Radio 97,9

"Radio 97,9--das Soundportal" went on the air in 2000 from Graz in southeastern Austria.  They play Alternative music aimed at a youth market and are heard on about 9 frequencies in the state of Styria.  At some point they rebranded slightly to "Radio Soundportal"

 

Sky Radio 101 FM

Sky Radio is an Adult Contemporary station based in Hilversum, Netherlands.  They began in 1988 at a time when commercial radio broadcasting in Holland was not permitted so it could only be heard via cable.  In 1992 they were temporarily assigned a frequency of 102.7 FM.  In 2003 they switched to their current frequencies between 101.0 and 101.9 FM.
 

WYRY

104.9 FM WYRY has been on the air in Keene, New Hampshire since 1987.  As of this posting WYRY is branded as "104.9 Nash Icon" mainly playing Country artists from the 1980s, 90s and early 2000s.

WRSA

"Beautiful 97 FM" WRSA was an Easy Listening station in Huntsville, Alabama for over 35 years.  They flipped to Soft Rock in the early 2000s and currently carries an Adult Contemporary format as "Mix 96.9".  The 100,000-watt station was founded and constructed in 1965 by an engineer from the nearby US Army post (W) RedStone Arsenal. 

WOJO

A 1994 sticker from 105.1 FM WOJO in Chicago, Illinois.  They have been programming in Spanish since 1972 and currently carry a Regional Mexican format.  WOJO is licensed to Evanston, IL.
 

WGNY

WGNY AM went on the air in 1933 in Newburgh, New York.  The bottom sticker dates to when they carried a News/Talk format.  Co-owned 103.1 FM WGNY existed from 1985 to 2010.  "Energy 103 FM" was a Hot Adult Contemporary station which now has the call letters WJGK.  Curiously, they use a very similar black cat/panther logo as the totally unrelated, French-based Energy/NRJ group of radio stations.  The WGNY FM call letters are currently housed at 98.9 FM which also simulcasts an Oldies format heard on WGNY AM.
 

KYMK

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