The choir has helped fund education for children in Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya, and South Africa through choir performances in churches throughout the United States.

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.

The community event includes Santa photos, festive activities, and donations benefiting High Plains Children’s Home

“If you’re hungry, we will feed you.”

The annual event puts the spotlight on locally-owned businesses this holiday season.

The performance follows a short pre-concert talk

The Tony Award-winning show is an interwoven tale of immigrants and the upper class set in early 20th century New York City.

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.

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.

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.”