WPBB

WPBB "98.7 The Shark" is a Classic Rock station in Holmes Beach/Tampa, Florida.  They bill themselves as "The Next Generation of Classic Rock" and concentrates on harder Active Rock songs from the 1980s and 90s.

WWSF

1220 AM WWSF "The Legends" is an Oldies station licensed to Sanford, Maine.  They are also heard on 104.3 FM via translator W282CS (the 102.3 FM depicted on the magnet is now part of Maine Public Radio.)

Canadian Rocks

 CKMH - Medicine Hat, Alberta

 CFGP - Grande Prairie, Alberta

CJRQ - Sudbury, Ontario

WMHB

Radio on the campus of Colby College in Waterville, Maine has existed off and on since 1949.  89.7 FM WMHB (W Mayflower Hill Broadcasting) went on the air in 1974 and airs an eclectic mix of music including Alternative Rock, Classic Country, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Metal and EDM.

Radio Nova

Radio Nova is a Rock station in Dublin, Ireland.  They went on the air in September 2010 and can be heard on three frequencies throughout the greater Dublin area.

Radio OKJ

Radio OKJ (Offener Kanal Jena--in English, "Open Channel Jena") is a citizen-run, community radio station broadcasting from Jena, Thuringia, Germany.  They went on the air in 1999.

La Leys

Most, if not all, "La Ley" ("The Law") branded stations carry a Regional Mexican format.

 KWOW - Clifton/Waco, Texas

WLLY - Palm Beach Gardens, Florida

WYMY - Goldsboro, North Carolina

KTXC - Lamesa, Texas

WQTW

1570 AM WQTW was on the air in Latrobe, Pennsylvania from 1963 until 2018.

Mixes

 WKXX - Attalla/Gadsden, Alabama

 WMXV - Canton/Atlanta, Georgia

 WWMX - Baltimore, Maryland

WSEV - Gatlinburg, Tennessee

WJYO

WJYO "91.5 Kingdom FM" is a Religious station in Fort Myers, Florida.

WEXI

92.7 FM WEXI broadcast in Chicago, Illinois from 1968 until 1972.  According to Wikipedia, they aired the dual formats of Easy Listening music during the day and Progressive Rock at night (a surprising combination perhaps equaled only by the frequency's current offering of Polish-language programming by day and Dance music by night.)  WEXI was licensed to Arlington Heights, IL.
For part of the 1980s, 92.7 FM played "love songs and more" with the provocative call letters WSEX.

KTIL

1590 AM KTIL is an Oldies station in (K) TILlamook, Oregon.  They went on the air in August 1947.

KIWR

KIWR "89.7 The River" is a non-commercial Alternative Rock station owned by Iowa Western Community College in Council Bluffs, Iowa.  Their 100,000-watt signal covers the entire Omaha metropolitan area.

Native Communications Inc.

The origins of what would become Native Communications Inc. (NCI) began with broadcasts in northern Manitoba in September 1971.  The non-profit, public broadcaster currently airs on 59 transmitters covering 98% of the province with programming by and for Indigenous people.  The flagship station is 105.5 FM CINC in Winnipeg, MB.

Tipp FM

Tipp FM is an independent local radio station broadcasting from Clonmel, County Tipperary, Ireland.  They went on the air in 1989 and can currently be heard on 4 different frequencies.

R.I.P. Don Imus

Legendary broadcaster Don Imus passed away today at age 79.  He was on the air for almost 50 years and at one time was syndicated on over 70 stations.  Imus' career was overshadowed by a racial slur against the Rutgers University women's basketball team which resulted in the cancellation of his Imus in the Morning show by CBS Radio.

"Magic 95.7" WWMJ - Ellsworth/Bangor, Maine

"Oldies 96.7" WQSO - Rochester, New Hampshire

KBYU

89.1 FM KBYU airs Classical music from (K) Brigham Young University in Provo/Salt Lake City, Utah.  They are also simulcast on 6 translator stations throughout parts of Utah and Idaho.  KBYU went on the air in 1960.

WWZZ

"Z104" WWZZ was a Top-40, and later Modern Adult Contemporary station, in Washington, DC.  The Waldorf, Maryland-licensed station was on the air from 1996 until 2006.

Their logo on a t-shirt circa 2004.

KDAL

KDAL "96 Lite FM" was an Adult Contemporary station in Duluth, Minnesota circa the mid-to-late 1990s.  The call letters are the initials of the original owner, (K) Dalton Alexander LeMasurier.

WGTS

91.9 FM WGTS (Washinton's Gateway To Service) is a Contemporary Christian station in Washington, DC.  They went on the air in 1957 and for most of their history were owned and operated by Washington Adventist University.  WGTS is licensed to Takoma Park, Maryland.