WEAQ

Eau Claire, Wisconsin's WEAQ has been on the air since 1937.  They broadcast at 790 AM from 1941 until 1996 when they switched to their current position at 1150 AM.  Formats over the years include Country, Rock, Adult Contemporary, Standards, Sports, Oldies and Rhythmic CHR.  They currently air a Classic Country/Agriculture News format branded as "The Farm" and are also heard on a translator at 95.9 FM.
 

WAXE

1370 AM WAXE was on the air in Vero Beach, Florida from some time in the 1950s until the mid-2000s.  The Vero Beach Dodgers were a minor league baseball team affiliated with the Los Angeles Dodgers from 1980 to 2006.
 

KVRH

92.3 FM KVRH went on the air in 1971 from Salida, Colorado and airs a Hot Adult Contemporary format branded as "The Peak."  Their co-owned signal at 1340 AM is currently an All-80s station simulcast on an FM translator and branded as "The Valley."

The Bulls

KDBL - Toppenish/Yakima, Washington

KQBL - Emmett/Mountain Home/Boise, Idaho.  Moved from 100.7 FM to 101.9 FM in 2015.

KBEB - Sacramento, California

KCZE - New Hampton, Iowa
 

KLRZ

100.3 KLRZ is licensed to Larose, Louisiana near New Orleans.  They were a Cajun/Swamp Pop station when these stickers were printed and currently airs an Urban Contemporary format known as "Streetz 100.3"
 

Exitos

Spanish CHR KHHR - Leander/Austin, Texas

Spanish Adult Contemporary KXOS - Los Angeles, California

Spanish CHR KXMT - Taos, New Mexico
 

KBCR

96.9 FM KBCR is a Country station in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.  This 2001 sticker dates back to when they simulcast on AM 1230 (which is now KKSB.)
 

CJJC

CJJC went on the air in Langley, British Columbia in 1963 with a Country format.  They originally broadcast on 850 AM before moving to 800 AM in 1975 along with a substantial power increase to 10,000-watts.  After they were sold in the mid-1980s CJJC changed call letters to CJUP and flipped to Top-40.

Radio Rur

Radio Rur went on the air in September 1992 from Düren in western Germany.

Alts

WZDA - Beavercreek/Dayton, Ohio

KRAB - Greenacres/Bakersfield, California

WLLZ - Detroit, Michigan

KFOO - Centralia/Tacoma, Washington
 

WRVZ

WRVZ in Charleston, West Virginia carried a Modern AC format circa 1997 before flipping to Rhythmic Top-40 soon after.  98.7 FM became WCST in 2023 and currently plays Classic Rock as "The Mountain."  WRVZ was licensed to Pocatalico, WV.
 

Noti Uno

Noti Uno ("News One") is a series of simulcast News/Talk stations broadcasting throughout Puerto Rico.  They are heard on 630 AM WUNO, 910 AM WPRP, 1280 AM WCMN and 760 AM WORA as well as four FM translators.

WTAX / WDBR

1300 AM WTAX went on the air from Streator, Illinois in 1923 and moved to Springfield, IL in 1930.  They moved to their current dial position of 1240 AM in 1941.  Today WTAX carries a News/Talk format and is also heard on WTAX FM at 93.9 FM.  Sister station 103.7 FM WDBR has been a Top-40 station since the early 1970s.

WGSP

WGSP "Latina 102.3" was a Tejano station licensed to Pageland, South Carolina near Charlotte.  They are now branded as "Kaliente 102.3" and airs a Spanish Tropical format.
 

KSKD

105.1 FM KSKD was a Top-40 station in Salem, Oregon from 1978 to 1986.
 

KPPT

KPPT "100.7 The Otter" is a Classic Hits station licensed to Depoe Bay, Oregon.
 

KESP

970 AM KESP is a Sports station in Modesto, California.  They were an ESPN Radio affiliate from 2000 to 2013 when they switched to CBS Sports Radio (now known as Infinity Sports Network.)
 

RMF FM

RMF FM (Radio Małopolska Fun) was the first private radio station in Poland having begun broadcasting in January 1990.  They are based in Kraków and are heard on multiple frequencies throughout the country.  RMF airs a CHR/Hot AC format.
 

WWWQ

1430 AM WWWQ "3WQ" began in 1978 as an Adult Contemporary station.  In 1982 they flipped to Country but kept the "3WQ" branding.  This lasted until 1985 when they changed call letters to WKSD.  WWWQ was licensed to Panama City, Florida.
 

WREY

A mid-1970s sticker from 1290 AM WREY in Louisville, Kentucky.  They went on the air in 1966 and by 1979 has changed call letters to WDGS.  The 1976 Broadcasting Yearbook lists them as having a Middle-of-the-Road format and they were also a Country station at one time as well.  WREY was licensed to New Albany, Indiana.