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Public radio on the High Plains is possible only through the giving spirit of all those who join hands to support HPPR. And between now and December 31st… -
Your year end support of HPPR brings to everyone in your community a news, information and music service that’s driven by qualities and values that build…
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There are three ways you can use your IRA to support public radio on the High Plains, depending on your age and circumstances.If you are 70½ years old or… -
There are individuals who give an “extra share” to HPPR – a share that goes above and beyond supporting just their own listening. They’re also supporting… -
HPPR goes the extra mile to reach you; help cover those costs with your year end contribution -
There’s one thing you’ve heard less of on HPPR in recent months – days of on-air fundraising. Since February we’ve reduced those days by about two-thirds… -
Last month, public radio stations across the country bid farewell to Live from Here with Chris Thile, which ceased production and was therefore no longer… -
Paul Phillips, Hays, KS, PresidentAbby Killingworth, Goodland, KS, Vice PresidentFred Jones, Lakin, KS, TreasurerEtta L. Walker, Sharon Springs, KS,…
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Sunday, April 5, 2020KJJP-FM, 105.7 in Amarillo is off the air due to satellite receiver failure. The station has been dark since approximately 5pm… -
High Plains Public Radio announces two changes to its weekend program line-up. Starting this Saturday, February 29, HPPR will feature the two-hour program… -
Public radio on the High Plains is possible only through the giving spirit of all those who join hands to support HPPR. And between now and December 31st… -
On Thursday, Nov. 21, High Plains Public Radio was presented with a very generous check from the Community Foundation of Southwest Kansas.The grant was…
