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KZNA-FM 90.5 serving northwest Kansas is operating at just 10% power using a back up transmitter while work continues to install a new transmitter. It is hoped that this work will completed on Thursday with KZNA back to its full 100,000 watts of power with a state of the art transmitter to serve the area for many years to come.
If you can't receive KZNA at its reduced power, you can listen via the digital stream directly above or on the HPPR mobile app. For questions please contact station staff at (800) 678-7444 or by emailing hppr@hppr.org
Lynne Hewes

Lynne Hewes

HPPR Radio Readers Book Club Contributor
  • Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman
    HPPR Features
    Real People in Osman’s The Thursday Murder Club
    Lynne Hewes
    The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman is listed under the categories Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense. Which it is, of course, but what I love most about it is that the book is much more than that.
  • “We’ll walk around and see all the things we don’t want.” What is a buyer’s role in preventing abuse like that shown in Made in China?
    HPPR Features
    My Year without Walmart
    Lynne Hewes
    For as long as I can remember, I’ve made New Year’s resolutions that I can’t keep: eat healthy foods, exercise more, forego sleazy murder mysteries and read only educational books.
  • Alfred Stevens’ Truth and Falsehood (completed in 1866) and a companion piece Valour and Cowardice were commissioned by the Duke of Welllington for his monument in St. Paul’s Cathedral. The monument was not completed until 1912, almost 40 years after the death of the sculptor.
    HPPR Features
    Examining Our ‘Truths’
    Lynne Hewes
    The first time I read Sherwood Anderson’s WINESBURG, OHIO, was when I was in college at Fort Hays working on my master’s degree. I remember the book well for two reasons: (1) It reminds me of the life in a small town that I know, and (2) I’ve been thinking lately that some of the themes in the book are appropriate for us today.