WBOH

WBOH was a shortwave Religious broadcaster based in Newport, North Carolina.  They went off the air in the fall of 2009.

KTAR

620 AM KTAR is a Sports Talk station in Phoenix, Arizona.  The ESPN-affiliated outlet is the flagship station of the Phoenix Suns NBA team.  "Shazam!" is one of the many catchphrases of announcer Al McCoy who has been calling Suns games since 1972.

2CUZ

2CUZ is an Indigenous community radio station located in Bourke, New South Wales, Australia.  They began broadcasting in 1999 and received their full radio license in 2004.

CFCA

CFCA was a Classic Rock station when they became "105.3 Kool FM" in 1994.  They are now considered a Rock-leaning Hot Adult Contemporary station.  CFCA is licensed to Kitchener, Ontario.

Radio Multikulti

Radio Multikulti played pop music from around the world including Cuban salsa, Argentinian tango, Senegalese rap and Indian Bollywood.  They were on the air in Berlin, Germany from 1994 until 2008 and currently exist as an internet-only station multicult.fm

KKUS

KKUS "104.1 The Ranch" plays Classic Country in Tyler, Texas.

KRLI

Shirley Temple passed away today at the age of 85.  She began her career at 3 years old and was a child superstar throughout the 1930s.  She later became a diplomat, serving as the United States ambassador to Ghana and Czechoslovakia.  Nicknamed "Curly Top," she was best known for a string of successful movies including Bright Eyes, Poor Little Rich Girl and Wee Willie Winkie.  Temple worked on radio starring in Shirley Temple Time alongside notables such as Lionel Barrymore and Humphrey Bogart.  She was also a commercial spokesperson for Grunow Teledial radios.

I wonder if Temple knew that a station in Malta Bend, Missouri used her likeness to promote their station?  KRLI "Curly 103.9" was an MOR/Oldies station in the early 2000s.  It appears that they now carry a Country format.

From the late 1990s until the mid-2000s KRLI broadcast at 97.5 FM.

KDUV

"Spirit 100.1" is a translator of Contemporary Christian station KDUV licensed to Bakersfield, California.  Older KDUV stickers with their previous logo can be seen here.

WTHT

WTHT "99.9 The Wolf" plays Country music in Portland, Maine.  They also broadcast at 99.3 FM (WBQQ) and 96.9 FM (W245AA.)  Prior to 2004 WTHT broadcast at 107.5 FM which is now Classic Hits "Frank FM" WFNK.

WNRQ

WNRQ "104.7 The Revolution" was a short-lived Alternative Rock station in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania circa 1995/1996.  Format flips to Smooth Jazz, Urban Oldies and Urban Adult Contemporary followed.  The frequency is currently Country "Big 104.7" WPGB.

WKRZ

The 1983 Broadcasting Yearbook lists WKRZ as being an Oldies station licensed to Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.  1340 AM is currently WYCK, one of five simulcasting Sports stations known as "The Game," now licensed to Plains Township, PA.

WEKS

WEKS "92.5 The Bear" is a Country station licensed to Zebulon, Georgia.

WAEB FM

WAEB "B104" is a Top-40 station in Allentown, Pennsylvania.  They were known as "Laser 104.1" from 1987 to 1991.  Another "B104" sticker can be seen here and somewhere on here.

KRWN

KRWN "Crown FM" is an Active Rock station licensed to Farmington, New Mexico.  The Four Corners is the only part of the United States where four states meet: northeastern Arizona, southeastern Utah, northwestern New Mexico and southwestern Colorado.  The area belongs mostly to various Native American nations including Navajo, Jicarilla Apache, Hopi and Ute, hence the guitar-wielding native on the top two stickers.

WWKX

WWKX "Kix 104" was a Top-40 station in Nashville, Tennessee from 1978 to 1987.  104.5 FM is currently WGFX "The Zone" and carries a Sports format.  WWKX was licensed to Gallatin, TN.

Radio Blau

Radio Blau is an independent, non-commercial station based in Leipzig, Germany.  They went on the air in May, 1995 and they currently broadcast 49 hours per week.

WRLV AM & FM

WRLV AM & FM are simulcasting Country stations licensed to Salyersville, Kentucky.  The FM half dropped the "Coyote" branding and now broadcasts at 106.5 known as "Pure Country."

WJML

WJML went on the air at 98.9 FM in December, 1965 with an MOR format.  In 1977 they flipped to Top-40 and in 1983 became an Adult Contemporary outlet.  The call letters stand for (W) John Michael and Linda which were the names of the children of the original owner.  Bob Kevoian and Tom Griswold originally teamed up at WJML in the early 1980s to form the now nationally syndicated Bob & Tom Show.  The frequency is currently a Rock station WKLZ.  WJML was licensed to Petosky, Michigan.

WDAF

WDAF (Why Dial Any Further) went on the air in Kansas City, Missouri in 1922 and carried a Country format from 1977 until 2003.  610 AM is currently a Sports station KCSP.

KXNT

100.5 FM KXNT is a News/Talk station in Las Vegas, Nevada.  They've simulcast the programming of KXNT-AM since flipping KKJJ "Jack FM" to the Talk format back in 2010.  The sticker shows Las Vegas landmarks including the fake Statue of Liberty, fake Eiffel Tower and the fake Egyptian pyramid of the Luxor Hotel.  KXNT-FM is licensed to Henderson, NV.