WWXM

"Mix 97.7" WWXM is a 100,000-watt CHR station in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

KTYD

99.9 FM KTYD (pronounced on-air as "K-Tide") has been a Rock station in Santa Barbara, California since the early 1970s.  Despite being bought and sold at least half a dozen times over the years, KTYD has always carried some type of Rock format.
 

KICI

"Kick 99.1" KHCK was a Tejano station licensed to Denton, Texas near Dallas.  At one time they were simulcast on 107.9 FM KICI licensed to Corsicana, TX.
 

WYJS

"Spirit 106" WYJS was a Contemporary Christian station in Jackson, Mississippi circa the late 1990s/early 2000s.
 

KCQR

The first station to use the 94.5 FM frequency in Santa Barbara, California was "94 Rock" KCQR which signed on in April 1989.  They existed until 1995 when they flipped to Regional Mexican with new call letters KSPE.  KCQR was licensed to Ellwood, CA.
 

WVOS

95.9 FM WVOS (W Voice Of Sullivan County) is licensed to Liberty, a small village in New York's Catskill Mountains.  They flipped from Country to Classic Hits in 2007.
 

WVKS

WVKS "92.5 Kiss FM" has been a CHR station in Toledo, Ohio since 1990.

Musique 3

Musique 3 airs Classical music to the French-speaking areas of Brussels and Wallonia in southern Belgium.  They are heard on about a dozen FM frequencies along with DAB, satellite and internet streaming.  Musique 3 came about in 1994 with a slight name change to Musiq'3 in 2004.
 

Radio France

Radio France is a government-owned public radio broadcaster based in Paris.  There are seven national networks offering news, cultural programming, talk and various formats of music.  Stickers from Radio France Bleu, a network of dozens of regional stations, have their own post here.
 

XHRM

XHRM "92.5 The Flash" was a Modern Rock station in San Diego, California from 1993 to 1998.  The 100,000-watt station is licensed across the border to Tijuana, Mexico.  XHRM now carries a Rhythmic Adult Contemporary format branded as "Magic 92.5".  A “Magic” sticker can be seen here.
 

KHTY

KHTY "Mighty 970" was a Classic Hits station in Bakersfield, California circa the mid-2000s.
 

KFRO

95.3 FM KFRO was an Oldies station in the Longview/Marshall area of Texas.  They carried this format off and on from the early 1990s until the mid 2000s. 
 

KROG

96.9 FM KROG was an Adult Contemporary station licensed to Grants Pass, Oregon circa the late 1990s.  KROG currently airs an Active Rock format known as "96.9 The Rogue".
 

Radio de la Save

Radio de la Save has been on the air since 1983 from Montaigut-Sur-Save in southwestern France.
 

KAGG

96.1 FM KAGG is a Country music station licensed to Madisonville, Texas.  Their color scheme and branding comes from the moniker of Texas A&M University in nearby College Station.  Students were originally nicknamed "Farmers" but officially took on the name "Aggies" in 1949 in reference to the school's agricultural roots.  The logo of the bottom sticker incorporates a longhorn steer with a slash through it.  This is the logo of A&M's nemesis, the University of Texas--a football rivalry so heated it warrants its own Wikipedia page.
 

KSHL

97.5 KSHL "K-Shell Country" is licensed to Lincoln Beach, Oregon.  They went on the air in the early 1990s and were originally licensed to nearby Gleneden Beach, OR.
 

The Light FM

The Light FM is a network of about a dozen stations heard in parts of Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.  Their flagship station is 106.9 FM WMIT licensed to Black Mountain, NC.  The Light FM carries a Contemporary Christian / Talk & Teaching format.

WFGW - Norris, Tennessee

W235CY - Winston-Salem, North Carolina

W267AD - Cherokee, North Carolina

W268DM - Rock Hill, South Carolina

This sticker from 1500 AM WSMX dates to when they carried a Spanish Christian format as "La Movidita."  They are now part of the Light FM network of stations.