Due to a surge in donations and grant money, public radio station KHNS ended up in the black this year, general manager Kay Clements reported during the station’s annual meeting Nov. 2.
With a budget of $410,150, KHNS took in nearly $428,000 during its last fiscal year, or $18,000 more than anticipated. Development director Leslie Ross said federal and state governments each provide about 30 percent of the station’s income.
Membership fees and donations accounted…
