On the Road Again, Theater Kids

On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Amarillo, look for the diamond-shaped art signs randomly located on South Coulter and South Sansi. If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us at hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Andrew Curtis from Amarillo High School. On the road again, look around to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Pampa, look for the Woody Guthrie music sculpture located on Highway 70. If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us at hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Parker Bowen from Crockett Middle School. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Spearman, look for the Windmill Park on the southwest side of Spearman on Highway 207. If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us at hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Nicholas Levy from Amarillo High School.

On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Amarillo, look for the Cadillac Ranch located west on I-40. If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us at hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Teresa Rally from Amarillo High School. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Pampa, look for the tire rim sculptures located on the west side of the city on Highway 70. If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us at hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Ariel Angel from Ascension Academy. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Amarillo, look for the leg sculptures located south of Amarillo at sundown exit on I-27. If you have time, pull over and read the plaque. It's worth the stop.

If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us at hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Wendy Weatherly from Amarillo High School. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Amarillo, look for the bug ranch located at the Conway Exit, about 20 miles east of Amarillo on I-40. If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us at hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Wendy Weatherly from Amarillo High School. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Canadian, look for odd the dinosaur located four and a half miles south of town at the junction of highway 60 and 83. If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us at hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Caitlin Campbell of Tesco's High School. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Borger, look for the rough neck cut out in the 600 block of Main Street.

If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us at hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Kylie Bearden from Tesco's High School. On the road again, as you drive through Canadian, pull over and visit the WCTU building at 500 Main. When the county voted to go dry in 1903, the women's Christian Temperance Union built this magnificent building to house their chapter. The city library also calls WCTU Building Home. On the road again, if you're driving through St. Annette, be sure to check out the courthouse building at 609 McKenzie. Hutchinson County has had three courthouses, 1901, 1926, and 1927. A 1982 renovation of the 1927 building eliminated the rooftop jail and sheriff's quarters. If you know of an interesting historic building in your community, get in touch with us at hppr.org.

On the road again, when you pass through Borger, be sure to take the time to see the county courthouse on Main Street. Well, it was the county courthouse until 1926 when a special election moved the county seat to St. Annette. Interesting architecture will enhance your stop. If you know of an interesting historic building in your community, get in touch with us at hppr.org. On the road again, as you drive through Myama, be sure to visit the courthouse. In 2008, Robert's County received an approval for a grant from the Texas Historical Commission to restore the interior of the courthouse to its original condition. If you know of any interesting historical buildings in your community, get in touch with us at hppr.org. On the road again, next time you pass through Borger, be sure to check out the library at 625 Weatherly Street. It's worth the stop to see this WPA project that has become the home of library innovation. If you know of an interesting historic building in your community, get in touch with us at hppr.org.

On the road again, if you're driving through Panhandle, be sure to see the Carson County Square House Museum on Highway 207 at 5th Street. Once used by the railroads, this Texas historic building was moved to its current location prior to the museum's opening in 1967. If you know of an interesting historic building in your community, get in touch with us at hppr.org. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the high plains. As you skirt the northern edge of Boise City, look for the giant dinosaur on Highway 287. If you have a great example of road art here in the high plains, get in touch with us. hppr.org. For high plains public radio, I'm Brooke Hendrick from Tescoza High School. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the high plains. As you pass through beaver, look for the giant beaver in the downtown area. If you have a great example of road art here on the high plains, get in touch with us at hppr.org. For high plains public radio, I'm Teresa Raleigh from Amola High School. On the road again,

when passing through Guyman, make sure you stop at the Texas County Courthouse at 319 North Main Street. Check out one of Oklahoma's charming red bit courthouses built in 1926, simultaneously with neighboring beaver and Simmeron County Courthouses. If you know of any interesting historic buildings in your community, get in touch with us. hppr.hppr.org On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the high plains. As you pass through Boerger, look for the rough neck cut out in the 600 block of Main Street. If you have a great example of road art here on the high plains, get in touch with us hppr.hppr.org. For high plains public radio, I'm Kylie Bearden from Tascosa High School. On the road again, as you drive through Canadian pullover and visit the WCTU building

at 500 Main. When the county voted to go dry in 1903, the women's Christian Temperance Union built this magnificent building to house their chapter. The city library also calls WCTU Building Home. On the road again, if you're driving through Sinnet, be sure to check out the courthouse building at 609 McKenzie. Hutchinson County has had three courthouses, 1901, 1926 and 1927. In 1982, renovation of the 1927 building eliminated the rooftop jail and sheriff's quarters. On the road again, when you pass through Boerger, be sure to take the time to see the county courthouse on Main Street. Well, it was the county courthouse until 1926 when a special

election moved the county seat to Sinnet. Interesting architecture will enhance your stop. If you know of an interesting historic building in your community, get in touch with us hppr.hppr.org. On the road again, as you drive through Mayama, be sure to visit the courthouse. In 2008, Robert's County received an approval for a grant from the Texas Historical Commission to restore the interior of the courthouse to its original condition. If you know of any interesting historical buildings in your community, get in touch with us hppr.hppr.org. On the road again, next time you pass through Boerger, be sure to check out the library at 625 Weatherly Street. It's worth the stop to see this WPA project that has become the home

of library innovation. If you know of an interesting historic building in your community, get in touch with us hppr.hppr.org. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the high plains. As you skirt the northern edge of Boise City, look for the giant dinosaur in Highway 287. If you have a great example of road art here in the High Plains, get in touch with us hppr.hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Brooke Hendrick from Tascosa High School. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the high plains. As you pass through Beaver, look for the giant Beaver in the downtown area. If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us hppr.hppr.org.

For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Tariya Surali from Amola High School. On the road again, when passing through Geiman, make sure you stop at the Texas County Courthouse at 319 North Main Street. Check out one of Oklahoma's charming red-butt courthouses built in 1926, simultaneously with neighboring Beaver and Simmaron County Courthouses. If you know of any interesting historic buildings in your community, get in touch with us hppr.hppr.org. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Amorillo, look for the diamond-shaped art signs randomly located on South Coulter and South Sansi. If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us hppr.hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Andrew Curtis from Amorillo High

School. On the road again, if you're driving through Panhandle, be sure to see the Carson County Square House Museum on Highway 207 at 5th Street. Once used by the railroads, this Texas Historic Building was moved to its current location prior to the museum's opening in 1967. If you know of an interesting historic building in your community, get in touch with us. hppr.hppr.org On the road again, look around to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Pampa, look for the Woody Guthrie Music Sculpture located on Highway 70. If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us hppr.hppr.org. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through

Spirman, look for the Windmill Park on the southwest side of Spirman on Highway 207. If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us hppr.hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Nicholas Levy from Emmerville High School. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Emmerville, look for the Cadillac Ranch located west on I-40. If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us hppr.hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Teresa Rally from Emmerville High School. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains.

As you pass through Pampa, look for the tire rim sculptures located on the west side of the city on Highway 70. If you have a great example of road art here on the High Plains, get in touch with us hppr.hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Ariel Angel from Ascension Academy. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Emmerville, look for the Legs sculptures located south of Emmerville at Sundown Exit on I-27. If you have time, pull over and read the plaque. It's worth to stop. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Wendy Weatherly from Emmerville High School. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains.

As you pass through Emmerville, look for the Bug Ranch located at the Conway Exit about 20 miles east of Emmerville on I-40. Get in touch with us hppr at hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Wendy Weatherly from Emmerville High School. On the road again, look around you to share in the beauty of the High Plains. As you pass through Canadian, look for all the dinosaur located four and a half mile south of town at the junction of Highway 60 and 83. If you have a great example of road art here in the High Plains, get in touch with us hppr at hppr.org. For High Plains Public Radio, I'm Caitlin Campbell of Tesco's High School.