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Staying active and engaged in our communities - that's how the Area Agency on Aging of the Panhandle hopes to help Texas residents get and stay healthy. -
texasroute66festival.comSome roads were made for driving. Some days were made for eating. And Saturday, May 9th, you can do both at the same time.
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Raised in Massachusetts, now living in LA, dreamy folk-pop songwriter Jake Manzi stopped in on High Plains Morning on his way down to Turkey, Texas for a gig with his buddy Caleb. We had a blast, and we're looking forward to his next jaunt through the FLATLANDS (because we are getting him a SHOW next time). -
As a kid, Brue posed as “Little Justin” on Justin Townes Earle’s 2014 album Single Mothers. After the tragic loss of his idol and mentor in 2020, he was entrusted to archive Earle’s journals. His latest album pays tribute to the man he credits for making him into the songwriter that he is today. -
The exhibition comes with special programming by the SCCC Library, and runs through May 24 -
On Saturday evening, April 18, 2026, High Plains Public Radio hosted our second poetry event of 2026 at our studios in Garden City, Kansas. Texas Panhandle poet Seth Wieck was the featured poet, with additional readings from Linda Lobmeyer of Garden City, a poet, attorney, and magistrate, who’s published one book of poetry, and Ramona McCallum, also a Garden City poet, and a creative writing instructor at Garden City High School. -
With two shows in the Texas Panhandle this week, we were thrilled to welcome Susan Gibson and Randy Palmer into the HPPR Amarillo studio for a wild and giddy morning serenade. Thanks to everyone who supports REGIONAL FOLK on the High Plains! -
Wieck will be joined by Kansas poets Linda Lobmeyer and Ramona McCallum. -
When we heard that Nashville veteran J Edwards was stopping through the Yellow City for a show on Route 66, we had to have him stop in on High Plains Morning for a chat and a live set. -
We all know Steinbeck, but not many know the name "Sanora Babb" — but we should! Don't miss this year's Garry L. Nall Lecturet this Thursay night at 7p in the Legacy Hall of WTAMU's Jack B. Kelley Student Center, where Dust Bowl scholar Iris Dunkle shares the little-known history of Babb, a female author whose writings on "The Dirty 30s" stayed largely unknown until the 21st. century! -
On Thursday, April 9th, generosity walks the runway at this annual fundraiser for RMHC of Amarillo. HPPR spoke with Luke Oliver, the nonprofit's Director of Marketing & Communications, about this 4th Annual event. -
The competition is presented by the WTAMU Department of English along with Brick & Elm Magazine.
