Radio station manager Kay Clements told KHNS members at the public station’s 35th anniversary membership meeting Oct. 2 that the station had some tough decisions to make.
The station’s community advisory board started in to those this week, meeting Wednesday to discuss whether to cut programming packages by American Public Media, Public Radio International, or both.
Eliminating them would save the station nearly $20,000, making a significant dent in a $30,000 reduction in funding by…
