Vogtland Radio

Vogtland Radio airs Adult Contemporary music from studios in Plauen and Gera, Germany.  They went on the air in September 1998 and are heard on eight frequencies as well as DAB.

WCFB? WCEN?

I just discovered that I had two of these "B94.5" stickers.  One says WCFB on the back and the other says WCEN.  Daytona Beach, Florida's WCFB (now "Star 94.5") was a Country station "B94.5" in the early 1990s.  WCEN in Saginaw/Bay City, Michigan is a Country station but I can't find any proof that they were ever known as "B94.5"   Anybody know for sure what station this sticker is from?  Leave a comment.
 

WDZ

1050 AM WDZ has been on the air in Decatur, Illinois since 1922.  They currently air a Sports format and are an affiliate of the Fox Sports Radio network.
 

WAWC

WAWC "Willie 103.5" is a Country station licensed to Syracuse, Indiana.
 

KVRD

105.7 FM KVRD plays Country music in Cottonwood, Arizona.
 

KPZA

103.7 FM KPZA is a Regional Mexican station licensed to Jal, New Mexico.
 

KLRA

1010 AM KLRA was a long-time Country station in Little Rock, Arkansas.  They first went on the air in 1925.  Some time in the 1980s KLRA was bought by the owners of 1010 AM WINS in New York City for the sole purpose of taking it off the air to avoid causing nighttime interference.
 

KHFO

98.1 FM KHFO was on the air in Osceola, Arkansas from the mid-1970s to the mid-1980s.  According to various Broadcasting Yearbooks they carried a Gospel format.  The 98.1 FM signal has since moved in to the Memphis, Tennessee radio market and currently has the call letters WXMX.
 

KBCH

1400 AM KBCH airs a mix of News/Talk and Adult Standards in Lincoln City, Oregon.  They began broadcasting in May 1955.  Their call letters are a reference to the seven miles of beach located in Lincoln City.
 

CJHD

CJHD has been on the air in North Battleford, Saskatchewan since 2004.  They were a Rock station but currently plays Classic Hits as "93.3 Beach Radio."
 

Portugal Part III / Radio Comercial

From Porto we took a train to southern Portugal and stayed for a few days in a quaint fishing village called Salema. We took a tuktuk tour of a few places in the Algarve Region and saw some gorgeous beaches, landscapes and fortresses.  The Bengali caves in Lagos were particularly stunning.  Our last stop before catching the train back to Lisbon was a jewelry workshop in Albufeira where we each made our own rings. 

Radio Comercial is a national broadcaster based in Lisbon with multiple frequencies around the country.  They began in 1979 as part of Radiodifusao Portuguesa with the name being chosen because it was the only RDP station to allow advertising at the time.  Radio Comercial airs contemporary Pop and Rock music.
 

Portugal Part II / RFM 104.1

The next part of our trip began with a bus ride from Lisbon to the beautiful northern city of Porto.  Tour stops over the next three days included Braga, Guimarães, Amarante and the Douro Valley, home to their famous Port wine.  We also took a boat tour highlighting Porto's many bridges.

Dom Luís I Bridge

São Bento Train Station

Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte

Castle of Guimarães

Douro Valley

RFM is a Pop music station with dozens of frequencies across the country including 104.1 FM in Porto.  They went on the air as Radio Renascença in January 1987. 
 

Portugal Part I / Nova Antena

We recently got back from a fantastic 12 day vacation to Portugal.  It was our first time in Europe and it definitely did not disappoint. The trip was split into three sections:  Lisbon and surrounding areas, Porto and the Douro Valley and finally the Algarve Region including Faro, Lagos and the beaches of southern Portugal.  Our overnight flight landed around 9AM but we couldn't check into our hotel for awhile so we dropped off our luggage and walked around the city like zombies--neither of us slept a wink on the plane.  We did a walking tour of Alfama which is the oldest (and possibly hilliest) neighborhood in the city.  It survived an earthquake and subsequent tsunami in 1755 which destroyed the rest of Lisbon.  The next day was a bicycle tour with many stops along the waterfront and some interesting history along the way.  Day three consisted of an all-day tour of Sintra including Pena Palace and the beautiful grounds of Quinta da Regaleira.  We then spent a couple nights in Cascais and enjoyed walking the beachfront promenade to Estoril.

Rua Augusta Arch

Belém Tower

Decorative umbrellas on Pink Street

Elevador da Glória funicular

UPDATE:  About four months after this shot was taken, the cable disconnected from this exact funicular (or the unpictured companion trolley that uses the parallel track--I'm not sure which.) 16 people were killed and 21 injured after the tram sped down the hill, jumped the track and smashed into a building.

Pena Palace

Quinta da Regaleira

Cabo da Roca lighthouse -- the westernmost point in continental Europe.

Radio Nova Antena broadcasts at 101.3 FM from Montemor-o-Novo, Portugal.  Apparently they used to have a signal in Lisbon (or perhaps this sticker is from a different Radio Nova Antena and not the current RNA.

WZBT

91.1 FM WZBT is the student-run station at Gettysburg College in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.  They went on the air at 90.3 FM with a 10-watt signal in 1978 and moved to their current dial position in 1982.

WRVM

102.7 FM WRVM is a Christian radio station in Green Bay/Appleton, Wisconsin.  Programming is simulcast on over two dozen other stations and translators throughout northern and central Wisconsin and parts of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.  WRVM has always carried a Religious format since going on the air in September 1967. 

WOOF

99.7 WOOF is a 100,000-watt Adult Contemporary station in Dothan, Alabama.

WGRX

"Thunder 104.5" WGRX is a Country station in Fredericksburg, Virginia.
 

KSJS

KSJS is the student-run station at San Jose State University in San Jose, California.  They went on the air in February 1963 at 90.7 FM and moved to 90.5 FM some time in the 1990s.

KPOW

1260 AM KPOW airs a mix of News/Talk and Country music in Powell, Wyoming.
 

KFIM

92.3 FM KFIM was a Top-40 station in El Paso, Texas from 1978 to 1986.