2015 National Association of Broadcasters Crystal Radio Award
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KZFN-FM CRYSTAL RADIO presentation AWARDSa snapshot of our community efforts 2014 KZFN KZFN-FM KZFN SECTION ONE WORD COUNT: 191 At ZFun 106 (KZFN) our listeners are our friends, and more importantly, our neighbors. Any community, any neigh- borhood, will always have individuals and families who are in need, over- looked or in trouble. It is our pleasure to use our unique position to unite our neighbors in support of those in our community who are need of a helping hand. This year, we helped provide extra money for medical expenses for families in nearby communities. We helped put more than 40,000 pounds of food on local tables through the Palouse Cares Food Drive. We con- nected with Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse to provide help to victims of domestic or sexual abuse. Our diverse community extends way beyond city limits, into the rural coun- tryside and across the more than 25,000 students who attend the two universities in our towns. We are united to ensure we are all cared for and comfortable. After almost 30 years of broadcast- ing to and for our local communities, colleges and counties, ZFun 106 has very deep roots in our neighborhood and a long-term commitment to making our region a better place to work, learn, and live. 1 KZFN-FM KZFN SECTION TWO Morning Show Guests Zeppoz (Whitman County Humane Society/ Event: ‘Strikes For Scholarships’ bowling ZFun is proud to host the most popular Gritman Light-A-Candle Fund) tournament at Zeppoz morning show on the Palouse, The Rude Awakening. We welcomed more than 75 March 19 & 21 — Sandy Rollins from April 22 — Wieteke Holthuijzen guests this year to provide listeners with Latah County Disaster Services Event: Earth Week events at the University all of the relevant, fun, interesting and Event: Palouse Preparedness Fair of Idaho, promoting UI Sustainability Week. entertaining news stories, events, and happenings across the Palouse. Steve March 20 — Debi Dockins April 23 & 25 — Michelle Castleton Shannon, Program Director and host of Event: Gritman Hospital Auxiliary Bunko Event: Marines of The Palouse Food Walk The Rude Awakening, has his finger on the Night pulse of the Palouse and welcomes guests April 24 — Sue Kreikemeier, Program almost daily. Here are a few of them: March 21 — Stacy Pettitt aka Betty Director, Boost Collaborative Jan. 16 — Charlie Gerke Rumble Event: Family Fair Event: Moscow Mentor Day Event: ‘Spring Eco-Knocks’ Palouse River April 30 — Emily Nash, UI Theater Rollers Roller Derby Event: Performance of ‘The Cherry Jan. 22 — Sister Margaret, principal of Orchard’ at the Hartung Theater St. Mary’s School March 24 — Debbie Jacobs Event: St. Mary’s School Auction Event: Twilight Hope/Glow Run (Relay For April 30 — Chris Piotrowski from Sigma Life Fundraiser) Phi Epsilon at WSU Feb. 3 — Christie Motley Event: BBQ Fundraiser for Kellen Event: WSU Career Expo March 31, April 3 & 4 — Ellen Travolta & McCauley Kelly Quinett Feb. 5 — Victoria Scalise, Director, Event: ‘Love Letters’ benefit for Idaho May 1 — Matthew Maw from Moscow Palouse Discovery Science Center Repertory Theater Community Theater Event: PDSC Wine Under The Stars Event: MCT performance of ‘Arsenic And April 1 & 10 — Cody McClung & Alysia Old Lace’ Feb. 7 — Ethan Waite Lohman Event: UI Jazz Festival Button Program Event: University Of Idaho Relay For Life May 22 — Pullman firefighters Chris Volk and Andrew Chiavaras Feb. 11 — Jen Rideout (Schweitzer April 7 — Mary Trotter from Washington Event: Firefighter Science Day at Palouse Event Center) and Alex Anderson State University Performing Arts Discovery Science Center (Pullman Chamber of Commerce) Event: Performance of ‘Rosencranz & Event: Palouse Wedding Experience Guildenstern Are Dead’ May 29 — Sharon Harris Event: Locust Blossom Festival in Feb. 26 & 28 — Genevieve Bendel, April 8 — Emily McLarnen, Alternatives Kendrick, Idaho President, Moscow Mardi Gras To Violence of the Palouse Event: Moscow Mardi Gras Event: Champagne Tea and other ATVP June 11 — Gina Taruscio, Moscow April events Chamber of Commerce Executive March 17 & 21 — Ron Morgan Director Event: Benefit Bowling Tournament at April 17 — Patrick Winter Event: Moscow Art Walk 2 KZFN-FM June 12 & 13 — Cathleen Blevins, Event: DerbyCon – Legion Of The Dames Dec. 1 — Daniel Haley from Idaho organizer Repertory Theater Event: Genesee Community Day Oct. 3 — Alex Anderson from Pullman Event: Performance of ‘A Christmas Carol’ Chamber of Commerce June 19 — Sharon Schlomer, organizer Event: Washington State University Dec. 3 — Eric Newell from Moscow Event: LaCrosse Farmer’s Festival Homecoming Bar Hop Parks & Recreation Department Event: Moscow’s Light Up The Night June 19 — Lori Smith, organizer Oct. 9 — Lindsey Rinehart & Bruce Holiday Parade, Breakfast With Santa & Event: Race For Chase, a fundraiser for Pitman, Family Promise of the Palouse Candy Cane Hunt Troy’s Chase Thompson and his family to Event: Cardboard Box City help with medical and other costs. Dec. 4 — Alex Anderson from the Oct. 15 — Ron Morgan Pullman Chamber of Commerce June 24 — Ann Hoste, Artistic Director, Event: Pink Pancake Dinner & Purse Event: Pullman’s Tree Lighting & Holiday Idaho Repertory Theater Auction for Gritman Hospital Light-A- Fest Event: Benefit performance of ‘Happy’ Candle Fund Dec. 4 — Dr. Susila Bales from Humane July 3 — Pullman Mayor Glenn Johnson Oct. 20 — Matthew Maw from Moscow Society of the Palouse Event: Pullman 4th of July Celebration Community Theater Event: Pet Pictures with Santa, fundraiser Event: Performances of ‘Anne Of Green for HSOP July 16 — Colfax Mayor Todd Vanek Gables’ Event: Concrete River Festival Dec. 10 — Palouse Cares President Oct. 22 — Palouse, Wash., Mayor Rick Minard July 25 — Jake Dingman, Oakesdale, Michael Echanove Event: Palouse Cares Food Drive Wash., School Superintendent Event: Haunted Palouse event Event: Oakesdale Old Mill Day Dec. 19— Pullman Mayor Glenn Oct. 23 — Jerry Schutz from Sirius Johnson Aug. 7 — Chris Bidiman, Inland Oasis Entertainment Looking back at Pullman’s 2014 and Director Event: Rocky Horror Picture Show ahead to 2015 Event: Palouse Pride Experience Dec. 22— Moscow Mayor Bill Lambert Aug. 20 — Mary Trotter from WSU Oct. 29 — Genevieve Bendel, President Looking back at Moscow’s 2014 and Performing Arts of Moscow Mardi Gras ahead to 2015 Event: Performance of ‘Complete Works of Event: Halloween Family Fun Night and William Shakespeare’ Halloween Masquerade Ball NEWS Between computers, cell phones and Aug. 28 — Film maker and Pullman Nov. 5, 13, 19, 26 & Dec. 3, 5 — Rick satellite signals, the average listener is High School student Bryan Nakata Minard, President of Palouse Cares already inundated with news. To stand Event: Screening of ‘The Streak’ Event: Palouse Cares Food Drive out, ZFun 106 broadcasts news that is relevant, timely and targeted to our Sept. 25 — Christine Gilmore from Nov. 12 — Erin McCall & Danica Davis audience. ZFun’s newscasts provide Kenworthy Performing Arts Center from Latah County Youth Advocacy local, regional, and national news in a Event: Kenworthy Gala & Silent Auction Council 106-second, easy-to-digest format from Event: Harlem Ambassadors vs. LC the Inland Northwest News Department. Sept. 26 — Gina Taruscio from Moscow Pea Shooters Basketball Fundraiser for Local newscasts are broadcast once Chamber of Commerce LCYAC an hour every day, 168 times per week. Event: Vandal Town Block Party Below are just a few news stories from Nov. 17 — Emilie from Alternatives To 2014: Sept. 29 — Vicki Leeper from Disability Violence of the Palouse JANUARY Action Center Event: ‘A Home For The Holidays’ 1/6 — Moscow swears in new mayor Bill Event: Disability Mentoring Day Gingerbread House auction Lambert, along with councilmen Arthur Bettge and John Weber. Sept. 30 & Oct. 2 — Daq-In-The-Box and Nov. 20 — Debi Dockins from Gritman 1/16 — Moscow city councilmen express Mistress Mouth from Rolling Hills Derby Hospital Auxiliary concern about possible damage to city Dames Event: Holiday Delights fundraiser streets during megaloads workshop. 3 KZFN-FM FEBRUARY AUGUST breaking weather events affecting our area 2/6 — The Idaho Department of 8/18 — Schweitzer Engineering in Pullman and the nation as a whole. Local weather Environmental Quality files a lawsuit hiring for 128 new jobs coverage is broadcast a minimum of four against Syringa Trailer Park owner 8/20 — Moscow school district delays times per day, every day. Magar E. Magar of Vancouver, Wash., opening day for two weeks. over failure to repair drinking and waste SEPTEMBER VANDAL TUESDAY water systems. 9/11 — University of Idaho announces For two hours every Tuesday, ZFun 2/17 — Sojourners Alliance Executive campus-wide smoking ban broadcasts live from the UI campus in the Director Steve Bonnar speaks about 9/26 — Idaho Governor Butch Otter Student Union Building Commons. As part hunger on the Palouse in Moscow’s delivers speech about education savings of ZFun’s service to the UI, six different Uma Center. plan guests from many departments, like MARCH OCTOBER athletics and student health recreation join 3/25 — Idahoans can expect to share 10/1 — US Secretary of Transportation the program to provide 90-second updates $800,000 from the settlement to a price- speaks at UI on their events, services, and fundraisers. fixing lawsuit involving e-books. 10/8 — Same-Sex marriage ban in Idaho ZFun also promoted Vandal Tuesday with 3/25 — Feature on Spokane Veteran ruled unconstitutional live reads three times per day Sunday Affairs Medical Center’s mobile clinic through Tuesday during the academic APRIL NOVEMBER calendar year. 4/7 — UI forms Guns On Campus 11/7 — Writer Ilya Shapiro visited the UI to committee discuss marijuana legalization. WAZZU Wednesday 4/15 — WSU helps with relief efforts for 11/13 — Idaho’s Health Insurance Every Wednesday, the ZFun team travels Exchange opens. Western Washington mudslide victims to the WSU campus in Pullman, Wash., December MAY to broadcast live from the Compton Union 5/8 — WSU & UI under federal 12/2 — WSU prototype pot breathalyzer Building for two hours.