KCLS

600 AM KCLS was on the air in Flagstaff, Arizona from 1950 until 1988.  Much of its time on the air was spent as an MOR/Adult Contemporary with a long tradition of local news.  At one time they also broadcast for one hour each day in the Navajo language.

WFLR

1570 AM WFLR (W Finger Lakes Radio) went on the air in October 1956 from Dundee, New York.  They currently air local news and Country music on their original frequency along with three FM translators.  95.9 FM WFLR began broadcasting in August 1968 but seems to have gone away some time in the 2000s.
 

CFM 101.2

101.2 CFM broadcasts from Montauban, France.  They have been on the air for over 30 years and were originally known as "Radio Caylus".
 

Capital Gold 1548 AM

London, England's Capital Gold went on the air with an Oldies format in 1988.  A series of mergers including one with the Classic Gold digital network in 2007 resulted in what is now simply branded as "Gold."

WYST

"Star 97" WYST was an Oldies/Classic Hits station in Detroit, Michigan from 1994 to 1997. 
 

WRSM

1540 AM WRSM began broadcasting around 1980 and was licensed to Sumiton, Alabama.  A years-long legal dispute eventually took them off the air.  The FCC officially canceled their license in 2019 by which time they had the call letters WKDG.
 

WOKH

96.7 FM WOKH went on the air from Bardstown, Kentucky in October 1979.  Some time in the early 2000s they changed call letters to WTHX and later brought back the WOKH calls along with a move to 102.7 FM.  They are currently an Adult Contemporary station branded as "102.7 The Rocket."
 

WGOL

A 1983 decal from 98.3 FM WGOL in Lynchburg, Virginia.  These call letters existed there from 1970 until 1997.  A Broadcasting Yearbook from the early 80s lists WGOL as having a "Stereo Rock" format.
 

KYNG

105.3 FM KYNG played Country music in Dallas, Texas from 1992 until 2000. 

KSGI

A 1991 decal from 1450 AM KSGI licensed to St. George, Utah.  A Broadcasting Yearbook from around this time lists them as having had an Adult Contemporary/MOR format.  They were on the air from 1988 to 1998.  Utah's Dixie is located in the southwestern part of the state and includes the Dixie National forest and a small part of the Mojave Desert.
 

KGVM

95.9 FM KGVM (K Gallatin Valley Montana) is a non-commercial community radio station in Bozeman, Montana.  The 3,500-watt, all-volunteer outlet went on the air in May 2018.
 

KCLH

94.7 FM KCLH plays (K) CLassic Hits in La Crosse, Wisconsin.  They are licensed across the Mississippi River to Caledonia, Minnesota.
 

CJAM

CJAM is the campus radio station for the University of Windsor in Windsor, Ontario.  They were originally a carrier current station before their 1983 launch at 91.5 FM.  CJAM moved to 99.1 FM in 2009.

 

KHNS

A temporary tattoo from 102.3 FM KHNS in Haines, Alaska.  The 3,000-watt public radio station is now also heard on a translator at 91.9 FM licensed to Skagway, AK.  KHNS began operations in 1980.

Folkets Radio

Folkets Radio ("The People's Radio") is a non-commercial station broadcasting from Aalborg, Denmark.  They are heard on six different frequencies, none of which are 88.2 FM as shown on this lovely hand-drawn sticker.  I can only assume that this decal is from the same station and they no longer use the 88.2 frequency.

 

Baby Radio

Baby Radio broadcast at 93.7 FM from Bolzano in northern Italy.  It's unclear what years they were active but I did find one dated publication that confirms they were on the air circa 1988.
 

WWRR

"Arrow 100.7" WWRR was a Classic Rock station in Jacksonville, Florida from 1996 to 2005.  They were licensed to Brunswick, Georgia.
 

WRCI

102.7 FM WRCI was a Contemporary Christian station in Rochester, New York from 2004 to 2008.
 

WNCB

89.3 FM WNCB was on the air from 1982 until 2004 in Duluth, Minnesota.  The Christian station began at 89.1 FM, moved to 89.3 FM in 1992 and ended up at 89.5 FM towards the end of their existence.
 

Bills vs. Browns -- WBEN/WKRK

A massive snowstorm dumped over six feet of snow in parts of western New York including Orchard Park where the Buffalo Bills stadium is located.  The team decided to move their game against the Cleveland Browns to Ford Field, a domed stadium in Detroit.  This exact scenario happened back in 2014 when a blizzard forced the team to move a game to the Motor City.  I remember hearing about many of the players arriving to the airport by snowmobile.  This time a few Bills were dug out of their homes by an army of neighbors so they could make their flight.  Detroit is only three hours straight up I-75 from my house near Dayton, Ohio so I snagged two tickets and headed north yesterday morning.  My buddy Mitch is a long-suffering Browns fan and drove up from Columbus.  We met in Findlay and continued the drive together.  My Bills looked terrible early but ended up winning 31-23.  It was a great day!

 

930 AM WBEN is a News/Talk station in Buffalo, New York and is co-owned with the Bills flagship station WGR.  More Bills stuff here.  Here. Here. And here.

"92.3 The Fan" WKRK is a Sports station in Cleveland, Ohio.  They are one of three Browns flagship stations along with WNCX and WKNR.