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At KNAU, Arizona Public Radio, coverage is as complete as you are curious. Go beyond the
headlines with in-depth reporting you can rely on, so you know why things happen, not just that they
happened. We don’
t just ask questions...
we explore the answers.
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Expanding KNAU’s ImportanceKNAU’s success in 2010 demonstrated how essential our news and information service is to our community. When Arizona politics became national news with the passage of the SB1070 immigration law, KNAU listeners heard defi nitive, balanced coverage of the controversy from Capitol correspondent Howard Fischer. As destructive weather pounded northern Arizona – a record snow storm, severe forest fi res, devastating fl oods, and unprecedented tornadoes – KNAU News broke into programming with vital emergency
information. NPR reporters brought breaking and thoughtful national and international news to KNAU listeners -- from the Gulf oil spill, the rise of the Tea Party, and passage of healthcare reform, to Haiti’s earthquake and the Mexican drug war.
At a time when newsrooms elsewhere are shrinking, KNAU increased its news resources by joining an innovative journalistic partnership with 6 southwestern public radio stations. Fronteras: The Changing America Desk produces reports about immigration and our region’s changing demographics, and listeners rewarded the station by fl ocking to KNAU in unprecedented numbers. Industry surveys identifi ed KNAU as the top-ranked radio station in northern Arizona during 2010.* More than 68,000 persons tune in weekly.
In fi scal year 2010, KNAU operated in a fi nancially responsible manner and ended the year with a surplus. This was deposited in a quasi-endowment fund with NAU as an investment in the future. Though business support fell by 8%, refl ecting the recession, KNAU listeners increased their support by 5%, compensating for a 10% reduction in NAU funding. KNAU will face new budget challenges in 2011 and 2012 as government takes a hard look at public funding. We are confi dent that KNAU will continue to be an essential source of information with strong community support.
Thank you for your continuing support of Arizona Public Radio,
Charles Smith and John Stark
John Stark, General Manager Charles Smith, RadioActive Chair
* (KNAU-FM, Flagstaff-Prescott Metro, AQH Share, Persons 12+, Mon – Sun 6 AM – Midnight, Spring /Fall 2010. Produced by RRC from Data © 2010 Arbitron. Inc. May not be quoted or reproduced without the prior written permission of Arbitron.)
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Journalism Awards
Overall Excellence (3rd Year in a Row)The KNAU News Team
Continuing CoverageGoing Green: the renewable energy boom in northern ArizonaThe KNAU News Team
Reporting Hard News Navajos Hope for Stimulus Dollars Daniel Kraker
Reporting: Hard NewsNavajos Hope For Stimulus DollarsDaniel Kraker
Best News SeriesTourism in Tough TimesThe KNAU News Team
2010 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards
Howard Fischer: “Dean of Arizona’s Capitol Press Corps”
2010 National Edward R. Murrow Awards
The KNAU News Team has distinguished itself with these awards in broadcast journalism — a feat which sets us among the most accomplished in the country.
You might see his by-line regularly in the Arizona Daily Sun, his face on public TV pundit programs, and hear his voice on KNAU reporting on all things political in Arizona. Howard Fischer is a veteran journalist who has reported on state government since 1982.
Best Sports CoverageFootball FashionGillian Ferris Kohl
Best NewscastThe KNAU News Team
Best WritingGillian Ferris Kohl
Fischer is usually on the move. We’ve heard him covering committee meetings, debriefi ng KNAU reporters on controversial legislation such as SB1070 or the latest gun control legislation, and conducting interviews practically on the run through legislative parking lots. “He’s like the James Bond of newsmen,” according to KNAU News Director Daniel Kraker. “The hardest-working journalist in Phoenix. I can’t tell you how many times I get calls at nine o’clock at night from Howie, still nailing down some details for a morning story. I don’t think he’s taken a day off in years.”
Why does he do it? To Fischer, the Arizona political beat is the mother lode, rich in controversy and characters. “You can’t make this stuff up,” he adds. “I love covering Arizona politics.”
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Fronteras: The Changing America Desk is helping KNAU listeners make sense of the dramatic cultural shifts shaping the desert
southwest. It’s a joint project of 7 public radio stations across the region. Reporters are based in Flagstaff, Phoenix, Tucson, Las Vegas, San Diego, Las Cruces and San Antonio. Laurel Morales, longtime KNAU host and reporter, is now working as the Fronteras reporter based in Flagstaff. Fronteras: The Changing America Desk adds a regional perspective to KNAU’s award-winning national and local coverage. The goal is to provide listeners the information and context they need to navigate change and make decisions in our rapidly evolving region. Funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Dead or Alive: Arizona’s Ghost Towns. From rickety old mining towns to the crumbling ruins of ancient Indian pueblos, northern Arizona’s landscape is littered with ghost towns. Producer Diane Hope and NAU History Professor Michael Amundson transported KNAU listeners to abandoned ghost towns like Diablo Canyon and Howells, and to towns like Chloride and Jerome that have been reinvented by retirees and tourists. Along the way we met a “ghost town hunter,” an artist trying to bring an abandoned Navajo trading post back to life, and “The Wild Roses,” female gunfi ghters from Chloride, struggling to preserve this fragile slice of history before it disappears. Funded in part by the Arizona Humanities Council.
Inquiring Minds: Insights from Northern Arizona University. This new KNAU series aims to inform KNAU listeners about cutting edge scientifi c research at Northern Arizona University. It reveals and explains world-class discoveries and explorations at the region’s largest university. Longtime northern Arizona journalist Bonnie Stevens writes and records the two-minute segments, which air every Monday at 6:30 and 8:30 a.m., and again at 3:30 p.m. Learn about research into mirror neurons that could actually make people nicer, volcanoes that may one day generate Flagstaff’s electricity, and the world’s only major religion that is now extinct.
Oatman, Arizona
Bonnie Stevens
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Members* Babbitt’s Backcountry Outfi tters
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Contributors$500-$999JKenneth Babbitt
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Pat Haeuser
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We thank all 4,211 members
who generously support KNAU
with an average contribution
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information on giving call
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*KNAU Fiscal Year 2010 was
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Underwriter acknowledgements
cover that period of time and
do not refl ect contributions
made after
June 30, 2010.
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UnderwritersABSOLUTE BIKES
AEC PRINTING
ALPINE ANIMAL HOSPITAL
ALPINE COMMUNITY ACUPUNCTURE
AMBAYA GOLD
ARBORTEUM
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO
ARIZONA BEEF COUNCIL
ARIZONA DEPT. OF WATER
RESOURCES
ARIZONA ONCOLOGY
ARIZONA RAFT ADVENTURES
ARIZONA SOLAR POWER
ARIZONA STATE FAIR
ART BABBOTT FOR CITY COUNCIL
AVENUES OF THE WORLD
AVTAR KHALSA
BABBITT FAMILY
BATTERIES PLUS
BOYER METAL
BRANDY’S
BRIX
BURT GERSHATER
CAMELBACK MAZDA
CANYON PET RESORT
CARDIAC CARE
CARPETS OF DALTON
CELIA BAROTZ
CENTRAL AZ SUPPLY
CHAMBER MUSIC SEDONA
CHEBA HUT
CITY OF FLAGSTAFF
COCONINO COUNTY HEALTH DEPT
COCONINO RURAL ENVIRONMENT
CORP
COLORADO PLATEAU RESEARCH
STATION
COLORADO RIVER DISCOVERY
CONNIE GRUBE
COTTAGE PLACE
CRIOLLO LATIN KITCHEN
CROWN RAILROAD CAFÉ
CUVEE 928
DEBORAH LINDQUIST
DELTA DENTAL
DeROSA PHYSICAL THERAPY
DIXIE GREEN PROMOTIONS
DR. JOHN BACON
EXPECT MORE ARIZONA
EXPRESS VALUATION
FENNEMORE CRAIG
FIBA
FINE JEWELRY STUDIO
FLAGSTAFF AUTO REPAIR
FLAGSTAFF BREWING
FLAGSTAFF COMMUNITY MARKETS
FLAGSTAFF CSA
FLAGSTAFF CULTURAL PARTNERS
FLAGSTAFF FAMILY MEDICAL
PRACTICE
FLAGSTAFF FESTIVAL OF SCIENCE
FLAGSTAFF HOME SHOW
FLAGSTAFF MOUNTAIN FILM
FESTIVAL
FLAGSTAFF NORDIC CENTER
FLAGSTAFF SYMPHONY
FLAGSTAFF UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST.
FLORAL ARTS
FLYING M RANCH
FMC - BARIATRICS
FMC - CANCER CENTER
FMC - CARDIOLOGY
FMC - MARKETING
FMC - TOTAL JOINT
FORESIGHT WIND ENERGY
FRIENDS OF COCONINO COUNTY
PARKS
FRIENDS OF HUBBELL
GOLD WOLFF JEWELERS
GRAND CANYON ASSOCIATION
GRAND CANYON FIELD INSTITUTE
GRAND CANYON TRUST
GREENHOUSE PRODUCTIONS
GREENHOUSE PRODUCTIONS
GREENROOM
GURLEY LTCI
HAVEN MONTESSORI
HEATH’S PAINT CENTER
HIGH COUNTRY CONFERENCE
HIGH DESERT RAIN CATCHMENT
HIMALAYAN GRILL
HOLDSWORTH & CO
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HUFFORD HORSTMAN
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IT’S ABOUT COFFEE
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JOE HAUGHY
JOHN TREBON
JOSEPHINES
KARA KELTY FOR FLAGSTAFF
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LARSON REHAB
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LUANN ROBERTS
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MCCARTHY WESTON
MCCLURE’S TRANSMISSION
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MEXICAN WOLVES
MORTAR & PESTLE
MOUNTAIN VIEW PEDIATRICS
MUSEUM OF NORTHERN ARIZONA
NARBHA
NAU AZUN
NAU COLLEGE OF ARTS AND
LETTERS
NAU ECOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
NAU EXTENDED CAMPUS
NAU SBS
NAU THEATRE
NEIL SINGER - MDVIP
NEW FRONTIERS
NORTH COUNTRY COMMUNITY
HEALTH
NORTHERN ARIZONA BOOK FEST
NORTHERN ARIZONA CENTER FOR
EMERGING TECHNOLOGY
NORTHERN ARIZONA CREDIT
BUREAU
NORTHERN ARIZONA YOGA CENTER
NORTHERN AZ DERMATOLOGY
NORTHERN AZ MOVEMENT CENTER
NORTHERN AZ
NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
OAK CREEK BREWING
ODEGAARD’S
ORPHEUM PRESENTS
OXENDALE KIA
PASTO
PAUL WHITNEY
PEPSI COLA
PICKIN IN THE PINES
PINE MOUNTAIN AMPITHEATER
PIONEER HISTORY MUS.
PLASTIC SURGEONS
PONDEROSA PET CREMATORY
POWELL SYMPOSIUM
PRESCOTT FRONTIER DAYS
PRESCOTT INVESTOR SERVICES
PROMETHEUS SYSTEMS
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SEASONED KITCHEN
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SHARLOT HALL
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SIERRA CLUB
SKYVIEW SCHOOL
SOUTHWEST WINDPOWER
SUPER PAWN
SUPERIOR WINDOW FASIONS
THEATRIKOS
TIM’S TOYOTA CENTER
TORTILLA LADY
TREX
VILLEGAS LANDSCAPE
WESTSIDE VET
WILLIAM P. RING
ZANI
KNAU is my source for up to date, objective news about my country,
the world, and my community. It’s an opportunity to constantly learn. I’m
James Friedland in Flagstaff.
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8888
Net Assets
Revenues Expenses
(for years ended June 30, 2010 and 2009)
Revenues & Expenses
Underwri�ng19% In-kind
contribu�ons3%
Private gi�s24%
Bequests/Major Gi�s<1%
Grants 15%
Other income2%
NAU appropria�on
20%
NAU donated facili�es &
admin15%
Investment inc2%
Programming & produc�on
40%
Broadcas�ng11%
Management & general
13%
NAU donated ins�tu�onal
15%
Fundraising14%
Underwri�ng7%
ASSETS 2010 2009Current assets:
Cash and cash equivalents 699,702$ 554,749$Investments 483,245$ 431,325$Restricted cash 16,500$ 58,132$Accounts receivable, net 72,731$ 63,557$Other current assets 14,979$ 8,320$
Total current assets 1,287,157$ 1,116,083$Noncurrent assets:
Contract receivable 3,885$Capital assets, net 190,216$ 176,397$Restricted investments 17,631$
Total noncurrent assets 194,101$ 194,028$ Total assets 1,481,258$ 1,310,111$LIABILITIESCurrent liabilities:
Accounts payable 8,853$ 10,123$Accrued vacation 33,642$ 30,929$Deferred revenue 22,486$ 23,378$
Total liabilities 64,981$ 64,430$ NET ASSETSInvested in capital assets 190,215$ 176,397$Restricted:
NonexpendableExpendable operations 16,500$ 58,132$
Unrestricted 1,209,562$ 1,011,152$Total net assets 1,416,277$ 1,245,681$Total liabilities and net assets 1,481,258$ 1,310,111$
REVENUES 2010 2009Operating Revenues:In kind contributions $63,828 $23,769Grants and contracts $329,551 $247,953
Total Operating Revenues $393,379 $271,722EXPENSESOperating expenses:Program servicesProgramming and production $813,593 $833,149Broadcasting $219,561 $209,138Public radio stations assistance
--Total program services $1,033,154 $1,042,287-- Supporting services
Management and general $266,984 $275,819NAU Donated Institutional Support $291,481 $266,329Fundraising $284,568 $232,771Underwriting $142,394 $209,265
--Total supporting services $985,427 $984,184--Total Operating Expenses $2,018,581 $2,026,471Operating Loss ($1,625,202) ($1,754,749)NON-OPERATING REVENUESGeneral appropriation from NAU $427,096 $474,960Donated facilities and administrative
support from NAU$320,486 $299,739
Subscriptions and memberships $522,129 $498,143Bequests and restricted major gifts $9,887 $15,500Underwriting $426,563 $465,572Events $19,945Net investment Income $51,920 $13,694Other income $17,772 $8,102
Total Non-operating Revenues $1,795,798 $1,775,710
Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets $170,596 $20,961
Net Assets - Beginning of Year $1,245,681 $1,224,720
Net Assets - End of Year $1,416,277 $1,245,681
Complete audited fi nancial statements available
at www.knau.org(Note: Depreciation expense FY10 - $59,805; FY09 - $82,677)
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Community Engagement
Community Partners: Arizona Humanities Council… Barringer Crater, LLC… Best Buy of Flagstaff… Big Brothers Big Sisters… Brix… Chamber Music Sedona … City of Flagstaff… Coconino Community College… Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce… Flagstaff Community Foundation… Flagstaff Cultural Partners… Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival… Flagstaff Downtown Business Alliance… Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra… Girls on the Run… Grand Canyon Association… Grand Canyon Guitar Society… Grand Canyon National Park… Grand Canyon Railway (Xanterra)… Hilton Sedona Resort… Josephine’s Modern American Bistro… KJZZ… KUYI Hopi Radio… La Posada Hotel… NAU Bookstore… NAU College of Arts and Letters… NAU Advancement… NAU’s Landsward Institute… Northern Arizona University … Lowell Observatory… Museum of Northern Arizona… Northland Pioneer College… Orpheum Theater… Pine Mountain Amphitheater… Prescott Chamber of Commerce… Prescott College… Prescott Public Library… Sedona Chamber of Commerce… Sedona Film Festival… St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance… The Arboretum at Flagstaff… The National Park Service, Flagstaff Area Monuments… Western National Parks Association… Yavapai College
KNAU’s spring 2010 pledge drive goal was to raise funds for the station and provide 105,000 meals for families throughout northern Arizona. The “Feed Your Mind, Feed a Family” campaign works with St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance. Four anonymous partners and Sunwest Bank pledged to donate a specifi ed dollar amount which matched a pledge to KNAU. Thanks to the generous support of our listeners, the partnership was a huge success, feeding families across northern Arizona.
Feed Your Mind, Feed a Family
Jokes were told, the news from Lake Woebegone shared, and Garrison led the audience in a sing-along as he walked through the amphitheater. The Flagstaff performance of A Prairie Home Companion’s 2010 Summer Love tour was a huge success. Garrison Keillor, Sara Watkins, Fred Newman, and the band all referred to the Flagstaff show as “a bright spot” on their 25 city tour. Thanks to Lowell Observatory and Pine Mountain Ampitheater for sponsoring and co-producing this sold-out show.
A Prairie Home Companion comes to Flagstaff
KNAU is my source for connecting with the rest of humanity, it
keeps me abreast on numerous things that are happening around the
world. I’m Bryan Bates of Flagstaff. f.
KNAU is the premier source of balanced, accurate information, civilized discourse, and cultural inspiration in northern Arizona. We refl ect the distinctive qualities of our region and operate in effi cient and sustainable ways.
John Stark - General ManagerAnnie Kuchler - Assistant Manager/Finance Director
Administration
RadioActives - Community Support Group
Board of Regents
KNAU is licensed to the Arizona Board of Regents for and on behalf of Northern Arizona University.
Anne Mariucci - Board of Regents ChairJohn Haeger - NAU PresidentMason Gerety - NAU Vice President of University Advancement
KNAU is a National Public Radio member station and an affi liate of Public Radio International, American Public Media, and the Associated Press. KNAU is a Corporation for Public Broadcasting qualifi ed public radio station.
Phone: 928-523-5628 Toll Free: 800-523-5628Fax: [email protected]
Contact Information
Daniel Kraker - Director of News and ProgramingTheresa Bierer - Reporter/HostAnne Crosman - All Things Considered HostRob Dowers - Weekend HostHoward Fischer - Capitol CorrespondentGillian Ferris Kohl - Reporter/Morning Edition HostClaudine LoMonaco - ReporterLaurel Morales - Fronteras ReporterBrian Sanders - Network Operations ManagerKatelyn Seabury - Web/Traffi c/News
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EngineersJon KogerMark Parthe
Mailing Address:PO Box 5764Flagstaff, AZ 86011
DevelopmentElta Foster - Interim Development DirectorKaren Kinne-Herman - Development AssociateCory Sheeley - Underwriting RepresentativeShelly Watkins - Underwriting Manager
Charles Smith - ChairKaren Enyedy - Vice ChairAllan AffeldtBryan BatesRobert BreunigNancy CurreyKim GouldVicki GreenFrannie Hill McBroomEric HowardLarry Kovach
Mission
Stephen LutzUrsula MontanoHoMana PawikiMichelle ProiettoHolly RandeWally RandeLaura Merrick RoeCharly SpiningJoe Walka
EmeritusBruce AikenJim BishopTom ChabinJack DoggettLiz Gumerman
Patrice HorstmanKaren Kinne-HermanLaura LynClare Schneider
12Graphic Design by Lisa Skinner 2009
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