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WTAMU President Walter Wendler to oversee the end of the university’s 93 year long partnership with Texas’ largest historical museum.
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The choir has helped fund education for children in Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya, and South Africa through choir performances in churches throughout the United States.
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The Amarillo League of Women Voters' recent meeting highlighted the need for intervention with regards to food insecurity in the TX Panhandle—and attendees brought shelf-stable food to donate to the food bank.
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The community event includes Santa photos, festive activities, and donations benefiting High Plains Children’s Home
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“If you’re hungry, we will feed you.”
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The annual event puts the spotlight on locally-owned businesses this holiday season.
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The performance follows a short pre-concert talk
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The Tony Award-winning show is an interwoven tale of immigrants and the upper class set in early 20th century New York City.
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Earlier this year, two of HPPR's high-school interns submitted entries into the NPR Student Podcast Challenge. Since NPR recently published their list of finalists, we're now sharing our Amarillo-based interns' submissions. Hear both podcasts that were produced at HPPR, as well as entries from students across the US.
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Saturdays are for LIVE MUIC! HPPR welcomed the two traveling singer-songwriters into our Amarillo studio as they were passing through for a show in Turkey, TX on 11/1. Thanks to former-Texans, Grace and Natalie, for the conversation, public radio support, and sublime storytelling during their in-studio performance.
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Dr. Chris Hudson of HPPR Radio Readers Book Club sat down with the renowned author for a conversation about her book, which was featured in the 2025 Fall Read, “An Undercurrent of Grief.”