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Believe it or not, this week's installment of Growing on the High Plains continues to keep an eye to next year's vegetable bed with a crack at the mighty garlic plant.

Hello, Radio Readers! I’m Jane Holwerda from Dodge City KS and I am reveling over the wonders our Fall 2021 Book Series wrought, wonders of travel and wonders of conversation, in just a few short months, through our series “Rivers and Meandering Meanings.”

I am living testament that the cliché about regretting quitting piano lessons is absolutely true. I only took lessons for a short time as kid before my whining succeeded and my mother allowed me to quit...

Joel has always claimed that I read too much into his facial expressions. He’s insisted that he really isn’t thinking about sexy actresses or plotting how to get out of chores...

I wrapped up the month long bow only season without releasing an arrow at a whitetail. I had plenty of opportunities at younger bucks and smaller doe but my goal was to put venison in the freezer...

In this weeks High Plains Outdoors, Luke recaps a fishing trip this past week for blue catfish at Lake Tawakoni, situated about an hour east of Dallas...

There's a fun way to keep a promise of spring in your home throughout the chillier months of Winter. Consider potting an amaryllis bulb in your window, and bask in the bright, bountiful blooms that unfurl.

Luke is once again hunting very close to home after losing access to a spot he hunted for almost 20 years. This natural spring is on the ‘new’ property with a constant water supply will attract game throughout the year.

For Thanksgiving, this week's episode shares some sweet news about our holiday table, with a focus on conserves, jams, jellies, preserves, and marmalades.

It's time for the new season of books, and we expect this one will really DRAW you in! Get ready for some illustrated works by some award-winning authors and artists.