KRNQ

"Q102" was a Top-40 station in Des Moines, Iowa beginning in 1974.  They eventually transitioned to Hot AC which lasted until the early 1990s. 

 

The KRNQ call letters eventually ended up about three hours away in Keokuk, Iowa as a Classic Rock station.  It is currently a Religious outlet as part of the Bott Radio Network.

KVFM

It's rare that I don't get at least one hit on Google when looking for info on stations for this blog but that's the case with KVFM in Walnut Grove, Washington.  My records show that they sent me this magnet in 2009 along with a sticker and magnet from sister-station KBFD in nearby Sunset Beach, Oregon.  KVFM may have been a legal yet unlicensed low-power Part 15 broadcaster and appears to have been programmed in the style of late 1960s-era Freeform Rock stations as KMPX, KSAN and KMET.  If you have any info about the defunct KVFM, leave a comment.
 

KQCR

"Q103" KQCR was a Top-40 station in Cedar Rapids, Iowa from 1975 to 1995.  The 102.9 FM frequency is currently home to CHR outlet KZIA.

Antenne Niedersachsen

Antenne Niedersachsen (Antenna Lower Saxony) broadcasts from Hanover, Germany with an Adult Contemporary format.  They went on the air in 1990 and can be heard on more than a dozen frequencies around Lower Saxony, Bremen and Hanover.
 

KWRE

730 AM KWRE plays Country music in (K) WarREnton, Missouri.

 

KSNA

KSNA "100.7 My FM" is an Adult Top-40 station in Idaho Falls, Idaho.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation is the national radio and television broadcaster of Australia.  They were established in 1932 with headquarters in Sydney, New South Wales.  ABC's Lissajous curve logo has been officially in use, with slight modifications, since 1963.  They currently operate 54 local radio stations along with four national networks and an international service, Radio Australia. 
 

WYTZ

"97.5 Y Country" WZTY is licensed to Bridgman in southwest Michigan.  At one time they were simulcast on 103.7 FM WZTY in Hartford, MI near Kalamazoo.