WHYB

103.7 FM WHYB is a 13,000-watt station licensed to Menominee, Michigan.  They carried the satellite-fed Classic Country music of the "Real Country" format when these stickers were current.  WHYB is now a Classic Hits station.
 

WDPE

"DNP 102.3" launched in July 2015 as a low-power, non-commercial station licensed to Dover, Ohio.  After a couple years with call letters WDPE it appears they were able to get the WDNP calls that were always part of their branding.  Classic Hits/Rock is heard weekdays with specialty shows on weekends including Jazz, Alternative, Oldies and children's programming.  Listening live while making this post I heard The Cars, The Go-Go's, John Mellencamp featuring Bruce Springsteen, Philip Bailey with Phil Collins and Duncan Sheik.
 

WASL

100.1 FM WASL in Dyersburg. Tennessee flipped from Rock "SL100" to Variety Hits "Jack FM" in 2015.  The middle sticker indicates that they once were a Top-40 station as well.  WASL is a sister station of WTRO and both are owned by Burks Beverage & Broadcasting which is also a local bottler of Pepsi and Dr. Pepper.
 

KTON

940 AM KTON went on the air in December 1961 from (K) BelTON, Texas.  Formats over the years included Country and Oldies which is what they probably were when this sticker was printed.  KTON went silent in the late 2000s.
 

KPHT

KPHT "Hot 95.5" was a Rhythmic Adult Contemporary station licensed to Rocky Ford, Colorado near Pueblo.  They were on the air from 2004 until 2009 when they flipped to Classic Hits.
 

WXYV

"V103" WXYV was an Urban Contemporary station in Baltimore, Maryland.

WERQ

"92Q" WERQ has carried some form of Rhythmic Contemporary/Urban/CHUrban format in Baltimore, Maryland since 1991.

KHTR

103.3 FM KHTR was a Top-40 station in St. Louis, Missouri from 1982 until 1988.  This sticker is very similar to Boston's WHTT which was also utilized the successful (and repetitive) "Hot Hits" format.

KLMP

"88.3 FM The Light" was a Religious station in Rapid City, South Dakota.  KLMP now airs Christian Talk as part of the Faith Radio network of stations flagshipped by KTIS in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
 

KDRI

"AM 830 The Drive" KDRI is a Soft Oldies station with a wide-ranging playlist encompassing 60s oldies, 70s pop, early 80s "Oh Wow!" songs and everything in between.  I listen to it online more than any other station and am astounded by some of their music programming choices (plus the fact that I think every air shift is live and local....and they play 70s-era American Top 40 shows on weekends.)  I couldn't believe it when they played Joe Jackson's "You Can't Get What You Want (Till You Know What You Want)".  I hear Sniff 'n' The Tears' "Driver's Seat" on a semi-regular basis.   Randy Meisner's "Never Been In Love" is a song I hadn't heard since it came out in 1982.  And on and on and on....

KDRI is licensed to Tucson, Arizona and is also heard on translator K269FV 101.7 FM licensed to Oro Valley, AZ.
 

CKPE

"94.9 The Cape" was a Hot Adult Contemporary (and later AC) station in Sydney, Nova Scotia.  CKPE is now a Classic Hits outlet branded as "94.9 The Wave"

W225BC

"Hot 92.9" W225BC is a Rhythmic CHR station licensed to Endicott, New York near Binghamton.  They are the HD3 subchannel of "Cool 106.7" WCDW.
 

Radio Latina

Radio Latina went on the air in Paris, France in 1982 shortly after the French government declared that private radio stations were legal.  They originally broadcast at 105.25 but moved to their current frequency in 1992.  Radio Latina plays a mix of Reggaeton, Salsa, Latin Pop, Bachata, Caribbean and other Latin-related musical styles.
 

WBTN

WBTN AM and FM were co-owned stations broadcasting from (W) BenningToN, Vermont.  They were bought by Vermont Public Radio in 1999 which kept the FM and sold the AM.  1370 AM is currently a volunteer-run, community station airing a unique mix of locally produced and syndicated talk and music shows.

2GZ

2GZ went on the air from Orange, New South Wales, Australia in 1935 and broadcast on a couple different AM frequencies before converting to the FM band in 1999.  They are now part of the Triple M network with new call letters 2OAG.
 

K296GN

K296GN "Juan 107.1" is a Spanish Variety Hits station licensed to Prescott Valley, Arizona.  They are the HD3 subchannel of KPPV.
 

WYSU

88.5 FM WYSU is a public radio station owned by (W) Youngstown State University in Youngstown, Ohio.  The 50,000-watt outlet went on the air in October 1969 and became a charter member of National Public Radio when they debuted about a year and a half later (you can barely see a vintage NPR logo inside the eyeball on this sticker--click it bigger.)  NPR programs, Classical music, Jazz and weekend specialty shows make up the bulk of WYSU's schedule.

More Sunnys

WRSN - Burlington, North Carolina

WSNX - Muskegon, Michigan

WSYA - Montgomery, Alabama

WSYE - Houston, Mississippi

 

WOKI

100.3 FM WOKI went on the air in 1974 simulcasting the Top-40 format of its sister station WOKI 1550 AM.  The stickers from "100.3 The River" date to the late 90s when they were an Adult Album Alternative station.  The WOKI call letters later moved to 98.7 FM where it is currently a News/Talk station.  100.3 FM WOKI was licensed to Oak Ridge, Tennessee near Knoxville.
 

WGOM

860 AM in Muncie/Marion, Indiana went on the air in 1955 with call letters WMRI.  In 1970 they changed calls to WGOM (W Giant Of Music) inspired by locally-born James Dean's movie Giant.  WGOM was a Top-40 station throughout the 1970s with later formats including Adult Standards and Southern Gospel.  The WMRI call letters returned in 2006 and they are currently a Sports station and ESPN Radio affiliate.