Somedude named Phil promises an early spring. In the meantime, enjoy this snowy scene of your favorite radio station.
_____________________________
Valentine's Day approaches. (Psst. It's this coming Thursday, Feb. 14!) Looking for ideas on how to celebrate? We've got you covered.
Still looking for that special something for that special someone? Take a look at our HPPR Wine Club Valentine's Day Gift Guide!
For the Wino: Sizzlin' Six Pack
10% off and each bottle still support HPPR and other great causes!
Some V-Day favorites:
• Rosé Sparkling Wine: Every bottle funds 1 meal for a child in need.
• Pomegranate Sparkling Wine: Every bottle provides 1 meal to a child in need.
• 29 Twelve Dessert Wine: Every case funds 1 prostate cancer screening.
Skip the flowers and give a gift that gives back to HPPR! Order by contacting wineclub@hppr.orgor directly at www.onehopewine.com/event/35328. Order by February 9th for guaranteed Valentine’s delivery!
_____________________________
HPPR Haiku
***
To serve the High Plains
Is HPPR’s mission,
A labor of love.
***
Now it’s your turn, gentle readers.
For a donation of $20 or more,your message of Valentines love will be broadcast on the air (20 words or less - hey, our poetical turn above was only 12 words) on Thursday, February 14 duringHigh Plains Morning (9 am to Noon CT). Host Jenny Inzerillo will be airing Valentine Messages.
The deadline to submit your message is 5 p.m. CT, Friday, February 8. Hey, that's today at 5!!!
To schedule your HPPR RADIO VALENTINE, please click here or call Kay Kennedy at 806-367-9088.
_____________________________
And then there's a performance by two members of HPPR's talented staff...
_____________________________
____________
The Community Advisory Board of High Plains Public Radio meets Friday, Feb. 8, at 6 p.m. at HPPR's Garden City offices (210 N. 7th St., Garden City, KS 67846). The meeting is open to the public.
_____________
HPPR.org is your go-to spot for the latest news from the High Plains region, as well as our events, exclusives, and features. You’ll also find the latest national and international news. Here are this week's TOP STORIES from our website.
1. Archaeologists Find Evidence Of Human Habitation In The Rockies Stretching Back 9,000 Years
2. The U.S. And Russia Are Stocking Up On Missiles And Nukes For A Different Kind Of War
3. Deceased Mountain Lion Found In North Central Kansas
4. Sherlock - Science vs. Story?
5. Getting To Know Kansas' Medicaid Expansion Bill
6. Immigration stories, caricatures and stereotypes at the Stauth Museum
7. U.S. Hog Farmers See A Real Threat As Deadly Pig Virus Races Through China, Europe
8. Amarillo Artist's "Mass Givings" Aimed At Inspiring Others To Spread The Love
9. Southwest Kansas Is Seeing Fewer Refugees, And A Shift In The Agencies Supporting Them
10. This Is What Kansas' Top 10 Energy Producers Reveal About The Future Of Electricity
_____________________________
PUBLIC RADIO is only as strong as our community. Please share this weekly update with your friends, family, neighbors, colleagues, fans saddened by thepassing of a baseball great, movie fans who willnever forget "Leo O'Bannon," and everyonewho followed signing day and was cheered by their team's living room W’s.
Anyone can sign up for this newsletterhere.
_____________________________
Keep up with HPPR by following us on social media.
Don't miss updates, photos, videos, events & news.
We're on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn andYouTube. Please check us out, give us a follow, and encourage your friends to do the same.
