Sticker Board #15

The fifteenth sticker board I made in the late 1990s.

WRSI - Greenfield, Massachusetts

KOSI - Denver, Colorado

WJMX - Cheraw, South Carolina

XETRA - Tijuana, Mexico

WJIS - Sarasota, Florida

WAAC - Valdosta, Florida

WAPI - Birmingham, Alabama

WKQB "B107" - Southern Pines, North Carolina

WOBM - Tom's River, New Jersey

KTBL "K-Bull 103.3 FM" - Albuquerque, New Mexico

WKKX "Kix 106.5" - Granite City, Illinois

WHFS - Annapolis, Maryland

WRTP - Durham, North Carolina

WRVQ "Q94" - Richmond, Virginia

WKZQ - Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

WKSH - Pewaukee, Wisconsin

KPBS - San Diego, California

WMFR - High Point, North Carolina

KKND "106.7 The End" - Port Sulphur, Louisiana

WYYY "Y94" - Syracuse, New York

WKTC - Goldsboro, North Carolina

CFOX "99.3 The Fox" - Vancouver, British Columbia

WBRU - Providence, Rhode Island

KWDM "New Rock 88.7" - West Des Moines, Iowa

KGNC - Amarillo, Texas

WJR - Detroit, Michigan

KWMT - Fort Dodge, Iowa

WGR - Buffalo, New York

WMMR - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 

KXOK "Mix 97.1" - Florissant, Missouri

KISX "Mix 107.3" - Whitehouse, Texas

WQFM "93QFM" - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

WMGX - Portland, Maine

WWVA - Wheeling, West Virginia

WMZQ - Washington, District of Columbia

KANU - Lawrence, Kansas

CJKR "Classic Rock 97.5" - Winnipeg, Manitoba

KLZR "Lazer 105.9" - Lawrence, Kansas

KFBI - Pahrump, Nevada

KKOH - Reno, Nevada

CKDK "K104" - Woodstock, Ontario

WNAP - Indianapolis, Indiana

WVHF - Clarksburg, West Virginia

KKOB - Albuquerque, New Mexico

KKDM - Des Moines, Iowa

WQIX - Horseheads, New York

WHEN - Syracuse, New York

 

Radio RTN

I can't find much relevant information about Radio RTN.  The sticker shows their mailing address was in Wuppertal, a city in west-central Germany.  If you have any info you can add, leave a comment.
 

WWYY etc.

 

"Y107" was a group of four quadcasting Country music stations surrounding New York City all of which broadcast at 107.1 FM.  They were on the air from 1996 to 2002.

WYNY - Briarcliff Manor, New York

WWZY - Long Branch, New Jersey

WWYY - Belvidere, New Jersey

WWXY - Hampton Bays, New York  

WRED

95.9 FM WRED was a CHR/Rhythmic Top-40 station in Portland, Maine from 1995 to 2008.
 

WNFN

106.7 FM WNFN was a Sports station in Nashville, Tennessee from 2004 to 2009.  They then flipped to CHR as "i106.7" until 2020 when they rebranded to "Hot 106.7" and upgraded their signal strength to 15,000-watts.  WNFN switched to Classic Country in 2023 and are currently branded as "Y'all 106.7"

WKCX

"K98" WKCX was on the air in Rome, Georgia from 1979 to 2006.  They carried a Hot Adult Contemporary format when this sticker was current.  They were sold to Georgia Public Broadcasting and now have the call letters WGPB.
 

WFJA

105.5 FM WJFA was a Top-40 station in Sanford, North Carolina.  Their call letters were the initials of former owner (W) Frank James Abbott.  Today WFJA carries a Classic Hits format.
 

WCEE

"C93.1" WCEE was a low-power FM station in Melbourne, Florida circa the early 2000s.  They carried a CHR/Dance format before flipping to Smooth Jazz in 2005 with new call letters WGRZ.
 

WZFX

"Foxy 99 FM" WZFX is a Mainstream Urban station in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
 

WKMX

106.7 FM WKMX is a 100,000-watt Top-40 station licensed to Enterprise, Alabama.  In the early 2000s WKMX sued the Coca-Cola Company alleging that they had stolen the station's name and color scheme for its now discontinued KMX energy drink.

 

Mixes

KZRC - Bennington, Oklahoma

KYRX - Chaffee, Missouri

 

WIXM - Millville, New Jersey

 

KJBX - Cash/Jonesboro, Arkansas

KSJJ

102.9 FM KSJJ plays Country music in Bend, Oregon.

KNMZ

103.7 FM KNMZ hit the airwaves in 1996 from Alamogordo, New Mexico and carried the "Stealth Rock" branding until 2010.  They flipped to Sports for the next decade until switching back to being Stealthy in 2021.  Near Alamogordo is Holloman Air Force Base where many fighter jets are based presumably including stealth aircraft.
 

KJJB

KJJB 105.5 FM was a Country station in Eunice, Louisiana circa the early 1980s.
 

KENR

Houston, Texas' 1070 AM KENR started out in the late 1960s as a 5,000-watt daytimer.  Five years later they were a 24 hour operation with 10,000-watts during the day and became a hugely successful Country station through the rest of the decade.  In 1982 they shifted to a short-lived "Country Gold" format, then News/Talk as "The Radio Magazine" and finally changed call letters to KRBE in 1983. 

Canadian CRUZes

"Cruz FM" are Rock stations owned by Harvard Media based in Regina, Saskatchewan.

CKEA - Edmonton, Alberta

CFWD - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

CHFT - Fort McMurray, Alberta

CKRI - Red Deer, Alberta
 

WUSM

88.5 FM WUSM broadcasts from the campus of the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg.  They primarily play Alternative Rock along with Americana/Roots Music, Jazz and Blues.  The 3,000-watt station went on the air in 1973.
 

WPPI

1330 AM WPPI was a Top-40 station in Carrollton, Georgia starting in mid-1970s.
 

WMEK

980 AM WMEK was on the air in Chase City, Virginia from 1959 until the mid-2000s.  They were a Country station when this 1980s(?) sticker was printed.
 

The Bulls

WTBU - York Center, Maine

WIBL - Fairbury/Bloomington, Illinois

KZSN - Hutchinson/Wichita, Kansas

KWFS - Wichita Falls, Texas