KQDQ

In the early 1980s KQDQ was a Music-of-Your-Life Adult Standards affiliate in Eugene, Oregon.  Wikipedia says 1320 AM is now "Inforadio" KSCR, a Business News station but it's hard to know from their currently information-less website.

KILM

KILM "La Mejor" was a Tejano station licensed to Raymondville, Texas.  102.1 FM still carries the same format but now with the call letters KBUC.

KBUR

1490 AM KBUR is a News/Talk station licensed to (K) BURlington, Iowa.  The sticker depicts the Great River Bridge which crosses the Mississippi River and connects Burlington to Gulf Port, Illinois. 

Mystery Sticker - K104.7

"K104.7" is possibly from WSPK in Poughkeepsie, New York but I really have no idea.  Do you?

Radio Plus

Radio Plus is a network of Soft Adult Contemporary stations throughout Poland.

4BSR

4BSR "101.5 Beau FM" is a community radio station from Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia.

WXXX

"95 Triple X" WXXX is a Top-40 station licensed to South Burlington, Vermont.  They went on the air in November, 1984.

WXOJ-LP

103.3 "Valley Free Radio" is a 100-watt, low-power FM station licensed to Northampton, Massachusetts.

WQMG

WQMG (W Quality Music for Greensboro) is an Urban Adult Contemporary station in Greensboro, North Carolina. 

WHKO

"K99.1 FM" WHKO is a Country station in Dayton, Ohio. They've consistently been at or near the top of the ratings since switching from Beautiful Music in 1989.

KUKI

103.3 FM KUKI plays Country music in (K) UKIah, California.

KONP

1450 AM KONP (K Olympic National Park) is a News/Talk station licensed to Port Angeles, Washington.  They were a popular music station for decades--from their beginning as a Big Band station in 1945 up to the mid-1990s playing Top-40.  The 1000-watt station's first radio tower was a 180-foot Douglas fir tree.  KONP is one of more than two dozen stations in the Seattle Mariners radio network.

Bills vs Colts

Today we're heading 90 minutes west on I-70 to Indianapolis to watch the Buffalo Bills take on the Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium. We were at the stadium just three weeks ago to watch my son's marching band compete at the Grand National Championship.  Lucas Oil is only four years old and has a beautiful brick and limestone exterior along with a retractable roof and a gigantic moveable wall of windows. It's quite a stunning structure.  GO BILLS!!!

WIBC-AM was the flagship station of the Indianapolis Colts for many years.  The lead Colts station still remains on 1070 AM although they are now "The Fan" WFNI.  WIBC's News/Talk programming remains on WIBC-FM at 93.1 while WFNI is all Sports and affiliated with ESPN Radio.

"97 Rock" WGRF was the flagship station of the Buffalo Bills from 1999 to 2011.

UPDATE:
The Bills lose to the Colts 20-13 and slide to 4-7 on the year, virtually guaranteeing another losing season.

My Colts-loving wife was very happy.

A subtle reminder of what country the Bills suck in.

CKFU

"100.1 Moose FM" CKFU is a 50-watt, Low Power FM station from Fort St. John, British Columbia.  They went on the air in 2003 with a Hot AC/Classic Hits format and switched to Country in 2009.

2CCC

2CCC (2 Central Coast Community) is a volunteer-run, community radio station from Gosford, New South Wales, Australia.  Plans for putting a station on the air began in 1984 and their license was finally received in 1992.  2CCC is now branded as "96.3 Coast FM."

Power Turk FM

Power Turk FM is a Pop Music station from Istanbul, Turkey.  Power XL is their sister station and plays hits from the 1970s to 1990s.

Happy Thanksgiving everybody!

KNRS

KNRS is a conservative-leaning Talk station licensed to Centerville, Utah near Salt Lake City.  They also broadcast on 570 AM.

WVTI

"Variety 107" WVTI was an Adult Contemporary station licensed to Melbourne, Florida in the mid-to-late 1980s.  107.1 FM is currently CHR WAOA.

WTKS

"Real Radio 104.1" WTKS is a Talk station during the week and plays Classic Rock on the weekends.  They are licensed to Cocoa Beach, Florida near Orlando.

WJRR

"101one" WJRR is an Active Rock station licensed to Cocoa Beach, Florida.