Actual Sticker Sighting / KZIA

Saw this sticker on the road the other day.  The decal was unique enough that I knew I had it in my collection but it was tough to ID because the "102.9" wasn't clearly visible.  After a little research of every "Z" branded station, I figured out it was from...

..."Z102.9" KZIA, a CHR station licensed to Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

Radio Dolomiti

Radio Dolomiti broadcasts from the Alpine town of Trento in northern Italy.  They are heard on about three dozen frequencies throughout the region.  The station name refers to the nearby Dolomite Mountains.

YLE

Yleisradio Oy a.k.a. YLE is Finland's national broadcasting company, founded in 1926 and based in Helsinki.

This "merisää" (marine weather) map sticker shows Finland's coast stretching from Kemi in the north to Kotka in the south with various YLE stations and frequencies in between.

 A decal from the YLE station at 94.3 FM in Turku, Finland.

WYEP

91.3 FM WYEP began broadcasting in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in April, 1974.  The independent, public radio station airs an Adult Album Alternative format with 18,000-watts of power.

WQSM

WQSM "Q98" is a 100,000-watt Top-40 station in Fayetteville, North Carolina.

WMXB

"B103.7" WMXB was an Adult Contemporary station in Richmond, Virginia from 1988 to 2004.

WJUL

WJUL existed from 1975 until 2003 in Lowell, Massachusetts.  The call letters were changed from WLTI to reflect the mid-1970s merging of two schools to form the University of Lowell.  Today, 91.5 FM has the call letters WUML and the school is known as the University of Massachusetts Lowell.

WESU

According to their website, Wesleyan University's WESU is the second oldest college radio station in the country.  The now 6,000-watt station began in 1939 as a modest carrier current outlet and switched to FM in 1961.  Prior to 2004, WESU was entirely Freeform with students and community volunteers having complete freedom to program what they wanted.  Their daytime offerings now consist of syndicated public radio shows from National Public Radio, Public Radio International and the Pacifica Radio Network with Freeform shows on nights and weekends.  This programming decision was initiated by the president of Wesleyan University who, not coincidentally, was a former president of NPR.  WESU is licensed to Middletown, Connecticut.

Even More Hawks

"105.5 The Hawk" KTHK - Idaho Falls, ID

"97.9 The Hawk" KTHK - Milton-Freewater, Oregon

"98.1 The Hawk" WHWK - Binghamton, New York

"94.5 The Hawk" WKXS - Leland/Wilmington, North Carolina

Mix 107s

"Mix 107.3" KISX - Whitehouse/Tyler, Texas

"Mix 107.5" KSMX - Clovis, New Mexico

 "Mix 107.1" KOGM - Opelousas/Lafayette, Louisiana

"Mix 107.9" WFMX - Skowhegan, Maine

CILA

Two 1980s-era decals from "LA-107" CILA licensed to Lethbridge, Alberta.

CJXL

A temporary tattoo from CJXL, a Country music station in Moncton, New Brunswick.  They've dropped the "XL96" branding and currently are known simply as "New Country 96.9 FM".

Radio Alfa

Radio Alfa went on the air in 1975 and is based in Teggiano, Italy.

More Easys

"Easy Rock 93.9" WCEZ is licensed to Carthage, Illinois.

 "Easy FM" broadcast from Tallinn, Estonia circa the 1990s.

 KUEZ "Easy 104.1" plays Soft Oldies in Reno/Fallon, Nevada.

"Easy 93.1" WFEZ is a Soft Adult Contemporary station in Miami, Florida.

The Rocks

"97.5 The Rock" KPAK was a Classic Rock station in Alva, Oklahoma.

"720 AM The Rock" WWII was a Contemporary Christian station in Shiremanstown/Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

"99.5 The Rock" was a Mainstream Rock station in Klamath Falls, Oregon.

"97.3 The Rock" KEBF is a 100-watt, non-profit, community radio station licensed to Morro Bay, California.

KEBF & 107.9 KZSR - Paso Robles, California

WPDX

WPDX went on the air in Clarksburg, West Virginia in August, 1947.  They broadcast during daylight hours only to protect the clear channel signal of WSB in Atlanta, Georgia which has the same 750 AM frequency.  They currently simulcast the Classic Country format of sister station WPDX-FM. 

WLVL

A 1985 decal from 1340 AM WLVL (W LoVe Lockport), a News/Talk/Sports station in Lockport, New York.  They began broadcasting in 1949 with the call letters WUSJ (W Union Sun and Jounal--a co-owned newspaper at the time) and became WLVL in 1975.

WHP

The history of Harrisburg Pennsylvania's WHP began more than 90 years ago when WHBG signed on the air at 1300 on the AM dial.  Two call letter changes and four frequency changes took place in the ensuing years the last of which occurred in 1951.  WHP's 5000-watt signal carries a News/Talk format.

Four More Eagles

 KYZX - Pueblo West/Colorado Springs, Colorado

 WZLR - Xenia/Dayton, Ohio

WDGL - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

CKLR - Courtenay, British Columbia