WRFB

101.7 FM WRFB was on the air in Stowe, Vermont from 1976 to 1990.  A mid-1980s Broadcasting Yearbook listed their format as MOR, Jazz and Classical.
 

WNHI / WRCI

"i93.3" and "i107.7" were simulcast Classic Rock stations circa the late 1990s.  WNHI was licensed to Belmont, New Hampshire and WRCI to Hillsboro, NH.
 

WKDW

900 AM WKDW plays Classic Country in Staunton, Virginia.
 

WFLK

"K101.7" WFLK was a Country station in Geneva, New York from 1993 to 2016.
 

WCGQ

"Q107.3" WCGQ is a CHR station in Columbus, Georgia.  They have been on the air since December 1973.
 

KYTE

101.1 FM KYTE was a short-lived Top-40 station in Portland, Oregon circa the late 1970s.  After a flip to Country as KLLB and then to Rock as KRCK, the KYTE call letters returned in the mid-1980s as a Classical station til the end of the decade.
 

KROL

99.5 FM KROL was a Contemporary Christian station in Las Cruces, New Mexico from 1993 to 2006.
 

KNOU

KNOU "Now 96.3" was a Top-40 station in St. Louis, Missouri from 2015 until 2020.
 

KJLO

"K-104" KJLO is a 100,000-watt Country station licensed to Monroe, Louisiana.

KCON

1230 AM KCON was on the air for 57 years in (K) CONway, Arkansas.  From their launch in 1950 until 1998 they operated as a typical private commercial station.  Financial troubles resulted in their license and transmitter site being gifted to the University of Central Arkansas.  The now student-run station carried a CHR format which lasted almost a decade until financial difficulties arose once again causing them to go off the air for good in 2007.
 

CKSR

CKSR "Xfm 107.5" was an Alternative Rock station in Chilliwack, British Columbia circa the early 2000s.
 

Radio FM 4

Radio FM 4 broadcasts throughout most of Austria from their headquarters at the ORF facility in Vienna.  They launched in January 1995 originally as an evening/nighttime operation before going 24/7 in 2000.  Radio FM 4 broadcasts in German and English and primarily plays Alternative Rock and Electronic music.
 

WUUF

"Big Dog Country 103.5" plays Country music in Rochester, New York.  Their call letters are an onomatopoeia for a dog's bark.
 

WPRR

100.1 FM WPRR was on the air in Altoona, Pennsylvania starting in 1980.  They began as an Album Oriented Rock station but flipped to CHR in the mid-1980s until they changed call letters to WWOT in 2005.
 

WMFM

A mid-1980s sticker from 106.3 FM WMFM licensed to Petal, Mississippi near Hattiesburg.  They were on the air until the early 2000s.
 

WICC

600 AM WICC (W Industrial Capital of Connecticut) is a News/Talk station in Bridgeport, Connecticut.  They went on the air in 1926 and were located on multiple frequencies during their early history before settling at 600 AM in 1930.  They are also simulcast on multiple FM frequencies.
 

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