WRVQ

94.5 FM WRVQ has been a Top-40 station in Richmond, Virginia since the early 1970s.  Another WRVQ decal can be seen here.
 

WOOP

99.9 FM WOOP plays Country music in Cleveland, Tennessee.
 

WGSF

1210 AM WGSF was a Religious station licensed to Arlington, Tennessee near Memphis.
 

KSJT

107.5 FM KSJT is a Regional Mexican station in San Angelo, Texas.  They are now branded as "La Grande FM."
 

KPOW

"Power 97.7" KPOW is a 100,000-watt Classic Hits station in Sedalia, Missouri.
 

KFIV AM & FM

1360 AM KFIV is a Talk station in Modesto, California.  They first went on the air in 1950 as KMOD and has had the KFIV call letters three separate times since then.

Sister station 102.3 KFIV FM existed from 1977 to 1989.
 

WWWM

A mid-1990s window cling from Adult Contemporary station 105.5 FM WWWM in Toledo, Ohio.
 

WREW

94.9 FM WREW is a Hot Adult Contemporary station in Cincinnati, Ohio.  This sticker is circa 2014 before they rebranded as "Mix 94.9"
 

WNGO

1320 AM WNGO was probably a Religious station when this vintage sticker was current.  They are licensed to Mayfield, Kentucky and currently simulcasts the News/Talk format of sister station "Supertalk" 94.3 FM WKYX.
 

WKDF

103.3 FM WKDF was a long-time Rock station in Nashville, Tennessee.  They flipped to Country in 1999.

WFLA

2025 marks the 100th year on the air for what is now WFLA in Tampa, Florida.  They are currently a News/Talk station and one of the only commercial stations I know of that also broadcasts on shortwave.  Actually, I can't seem to confirm that they still do.  Anybody know for sure?  Leave a comment.

Burning Man Information Radio

Yesterday's post reminded me that I have some other stickers from a temporary radio station broadcasting exclusively at a festival.  Burning Man has been taking place in Black Rock City, Nevada since 1990.  It's an arts and music gathering that abides by ten principles including radical self-expression, communal effort, participation, civic responsibility and leaving no trace.  The week-long event is famous for the symbolic burning of a large wooden effigy--"The Man"--on the next-to-last night of the festival.  I was given these decals by the guy who designs them for Burning Man's radio station.  These are some of the most treasured stickers in my entire collection because some are parodies/homages to well-known California radio stickers of the past.  OK..."well-known" if you're a radio sticker nerd like me.

This sticker is a tribute to KFAT, a Country/Americana station in the 1970s and early 80s from Gilroy, California.  See the original here.

A "rainbow racetrack" sticker as an homage to the famous KLOS/Los Angeles logos from the 1980s.  See some originals here.

A couple of diamond decals based on the ubiquitous stickers from San Jose's KOME.  See the originals here.
 

Electric Forest Radio

Electric Forest is a four-day music festival taking place in late June in Rothbury, Michigan.  2025 was the 13th festival which mostly focuses on electronic and jam bands.  A co-worker went this year and brought back some really cool stickers for me.  I'm guessing EF Radio is a micro-broadcaster heard only on the grounds during the festival.  There is no licensed station at 99.5 FM near Rothbury.  Their website appears to be streaming 24/7

WCEZ

93.9 FM WCEZ is a Classic Rock station licensed to Carthage, Illinois.  They carried an Adult Contemporary station when this sticker was current.
 

KYSP

KYSP "1340 AM The Hawk" is a Sports station in Wenatchee, Washinton.
 

KROH

91.1 FM KROH is a Religious station licensed to Port Townsend, Washington.  They went on the air in August 2011.

KNOB

KNOB "96.7 Bob FM" is an Adult Hits station in Santa Rosa, California.  Prior to this they were an Alternative Rock station branded as "96X"
 

KJJT

KJJT "98.5 FM La Original" was a Spanish-language station licensed to Los Ybanez, Texas circa 2015.
 

KCNN

97.7 FM KCNN is a Country music station licensed to Benson, Arizona.
 

CKRZ

A sticker and tattoo from 100.3 CKRZ in Ohsweken, Ontario.  The community radio station is owned by the Southern Ontario:we Nishinabec Indigenous Communications Society and broadcasts in multiple languages including Mohawk and Cayuga. CKRZ went on the air in the late 1980s.