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The exhibition comes with special programming by the SCCC Library, and runs through May 24
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On Saturday evening, April 18, 2026, High Plains Public Radio hosted our second poetry event of 2026 at our studios in Garden City, Kansas. Texas Panhandle poet Seth Wieck was the featured poet, with additional readings from Linda Lobmeyer of Garden City, a poet, attorney, and magistrate, who’s published one book of poetry, and Ramona McCallum, also a Garden City poet, and a creative writing instructor at Garden City High School.
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We all know Steinbeck, but not many know the name "Sanora Babb" — but we should! Don't miss this year's Garry L. Nall Lecturet this Thursay night at 7p in the Legacy Hall of WTAMU's Jack B. Kelley Student Center, where Dust Bowl scholar Iris Dunkle shares the little-known history of Babb, a female author whose writings on "The Dirty 30s" stayed largely unknown until the 21st. century!
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On Thursday, April 9th, generosity walks the runway at this annual fundraiser for RMHC of Amarillo. HPPR spoke with Luke Oliver, the nonprofit's Director of Marketing & Communications, about this 4th Annual event.
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The competition is presented by the WTAMU Department of English along with Brick & Elm Magazine.
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ALT’s upcoming production tells the story of pioneering astronomer Henrietta Leavitt.
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The concert will feature original music from award winning songwriter John Lowell and Amarillo's Randy Palmer.
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The singer-songwriter recently stopped in to share songs and stories with HPPR’s Jenny Inzerillo.
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The production, with rotating casts and special appearances by WT Dance students, will be staged March 26 to 28.
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Forrest & Margaret McCurrent hit the High Plains again for a Summer tour this July & August. Don't miss them at dates across KS and TX!
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The 14-story structure is one of the oldest standing buildings in downtown Amarillo.
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The Amarillo landmark is currently undergoing a transformation into a senior living facility.