WWSW AM & FM

WWSW went on the air in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1931 broadcasting at 1500 AM.  In 1949 they moved to 970 AM.  For many years they carried an MOR format but were a Country outlet circa the late 1970s when the above decal was printed. 

Sister station 94.5 FM WWSW was mostly a simulcast of its AM counterpart until the late 1960s when the FCC started requiring AM/FM combos to have separate programming.  These late 1980s/early 90s stickers date to when they carried an Oldies format (and after the FCC dropped the simulcast rule.)  Today they're a Classic Hits station.
 

WRCQ

910 AM WRCQ was on the air in New Britain, Connecticut from 1974 to 1990.
 

WNDH

103.1 FM WNDH is a Classic Hits station licensed to Napoleon, Ohio. 
 

WFHB

91.3 FM WFHB is a non-profit, mostly volunteer-run community radio station in Bloomington, Indiana.  They went on the air in January 1993.  They are also heard on three translators at 98.1, 100.7 and 106.3 FM.

WCDK

99.9 FM WCDK was on the air in Virginia, Minnesota from 1988 to 1993.  Their first two entries in the Broadcasting Yearbook listed their format as "Adult and Info" whatever that is.  All other years they were a Country station. 

KVMZ

KVMZ is a Top-40 station in Magnolia, Arkansas branded as "99.1 Max FM."  This sticker was sent to me in 2016 when they carried a Country format.
 

KRMR

"105.7 The Patriot" KRMR was a conservative Talk station in Hays, Kansas from 2008 until about 2018.
 

KNJY

103.9 FM KNJY was a Rock station in Spokane, Washington.  They started out in 1994 as an affiliate of the satellite-fed, Hard Rock/Heavy Metal network "Z Rock" based in Dallas, Texas.  After the network folded KNJY hired a local staff and kept the Rock format and "Z Rock" branding until the end of the decade when they became KWHK.  A suspiciously familiar decal can be seen here.
 

KFAY AM & FM

1030 AM KFAY is a News/Talk station in (K) FAYetteville, Arkansas.  Former sister station KFAY-FM was a Country station from the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s.  The 98.3 FM frequency is currently Rock outlet KKEG.  Another KFAY sticker can be seen here from when they were known as "Rooster 98.3"
 

KDYL

AM 990 KDYL existed from around 1959 until 1982 and were licensed to Tooele, Utah.  The bottom sticker was sent to me in 2004 after they moved to 1060 AM and licensed to South Salt Lake City.  They carried an Adult Standards format at the time.  They are currently a Spanish Variety station branded as "La Mejor."
 

KBAI

1150 AM KBAI went on the air in 1974 from Morro Bay, California with an MOR format.  By the late 1970s/early 80s they were Top-40 and in the 90s broadcast Adult Standards.  In 1997 KBAI was bought by Jacor Communications who took them off the air to make way for a power increase of a co-owned station in Los Angeles.

CKVX

"104.9 XFM" was an Alternative Rock station in Vancouver, British Columbia.  They were on the air from New Year's Eve 1999 until November 2003.  The bottom sticker is from a rebroadcaster signal at 107.5 FM licensed to Chilliwack, BC.

City FM

City FM started as a Dance music station on the public access broadcaster SALTO in The Netherland's capital of Amsterdam.  By 2001 they were a terrestrial station playing a mix of Pop and Rock music.  A format change to Classic Rock happened in 2003.  The addition of other frequencies took place along with format tweaks including adding Modern Rock music to the playlist.  City FM ceased broadcasting around 2011.
 

Radio Record

Radio Record was founded in 1984 and broadcasts from the Province of Rimini in Italy.  Sadly, they no longer use the devil mascot or their "What The Hell Radio" slogan.
 

WBGL

91.7 FM WBGL is a Christian Adult Contemporary station in Champaign, Illinois.  Programming is also heard on multiple full-power FM stations as well as low-power translators providing signal coverage to most of Illinois and parts of Indiana and Missouri.  In 2019 the entire cluster of stations were sold to Minnesota-based University of Northwestern--St. Paul which owns many other Christian stations, mostly in the Upper Midwest.  All their stickers say "WBGL" regardless of the actual call letters.

WNLD - Decatur, Illinois or WZGL - Charleston, Illinois (both share the same frequency)

WCRT - Terre Haute, Indiana

The top three decals from WIBI in Carlinville, Illinois date to when some of these stations were owned by the (W) Illionois Bible Institute and were all branded as "WIBI" regardless of the actual call letters.

WIBI - Carlinville, Illinois

WIMB - Murphysboro, Illinois

WBMV - Mount Vernon, Illinois

WCBW - Columbia, Illinois or WBMV - Mount Vernon, Illinois (both share the same frequency)

W211AD - Granite City, Illinois

W230BS - Effingham, Illinois

WCFL - Morris, Illinois

 

WUOG

90.5 FM WUOG has been the student-run station at the University of Georgia in Athens since 1972.  Their 26,000-watt signal makes them one of the more powerful college radio stations in the country.  A DJ at WUOG introduced four University of Georgia students to each other and soon after they formed the band R.E.M.  The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees got their first radio airplay on WUOG in the summer of 1980.  The station's philosophy states that no artists who had a song chart on the Billboard Hot 100 in the past 20 years or has had an album chart in Top 20 of the Billboard 200 will get airplay on WUOG.  This rule has been broken for R.E.M. at least once.

WPNW

1260 AM WPNW airs Contemporary Worship music in Grand Rapids, Michigan.  These stickers date to when they carried a Christian Talk format from about 2005 to 2020.  WPNW is licensed to Zeeland, MI.
 

WMCR

AM 1600 WMCR (W Madison County Radio) began broadcasting from Oneida, New York in 1961.  WMCR FM followed in 1972 and they simulcast together for many years.  106.3 is currently Religious station WCIT while WMCR AM is an Adult Contemporary station also heard on a translator at 101.1 FM.