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Allison Spakow cuts the ribbon during the May 1 ceremony celebrating the opening of Two Seeds Popcorn in Hastings, joined by friends, family, and Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors.
Two Seeds Popcorn ribbon cutting
A ribbon cutting ceremony held May 1 officially welcomed Two Seeds Popcorn to the Hastings business community, marking the shop’s continued growth following its grand opening earlier this spring. … more
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A World Traveler Finds a Business and a Home in Hastings
Perhaps you’ve seen and purchased “Growing Blue Flowers” products in stores, at craft shows, Conferences, and in the Hastings Family Chiropractic building. Growing Blue Flowers is a line of … more
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Two Seeds Popcorn, a new father and daughter owned shop at 2137 Vermillion St. in Hastings, will celebrate its grand opening April 2 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The store offers more than 40 flavors of small batch gourmet popcorn along with hard ice cream and malts and is open Sundays and Mondays from noon to 5 p.m., and Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., with extended hours planned until 8 p.m. beginning Memorial Day weekend.
Two Seeds Popcorn opens this week
A new family-run popcorn shop will open its doors in Hastings on April 2 at 11 a.m. bringing more than 40 flavors of small batch treats, old fashioned hard ice cream, and a father and daughter team … more
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Country Financial moves to Hastings
A new Country Financial office has opened its doors in downtown Hastings, bringing a family run insurance and financial planning business closer to the community its owner has long called home. Mandy … more
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The Hastings Knights of Columbus (KoC) donated 2,800 dollars to Hastings Family Service (HFS) to help feed area residents. The donation was a welcome surprise during the Hastings Tastings event. (L to R) KoC member Gary Wynia, HFS Director Amy Sutton, KoC member and HFS Board Member Tony Jurgens.
29th Hastings Tastings another success
The 29th annual Hastings Tastings event brought hundreds of residents together for an evening of food, conversation, and community support, continuing a long running tradition that helps Hastings … more
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HEDRA takes step toward redevelopment of former Hastings Creamery site
The future of the former Hastings Creamery property moved a step closer to redevelopment during the March 12 meeting of the Hastings Economic Development and Redevelopment Authority (HEDRA), where … more
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Kristin Edmundson, community engagement supervisor at Treasure Island Resort and Casino, speaks to members of the Hastings Area Rotary Club on March 5 about Island Impact, a new community giving initiative launched by the Prairie Island Indian Community and Treasure Island.
Prairie Island Indian Community, Treasure Island expand giving through Island Impact program
The Prairie Island Indian Community and Treasure Island Resort and Casino are expanding their long tradition of charitable giving through a new initiative designed to strengthen partnerships with … more
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Council moves forward with forcing Hastings Creamery cleanup
Nearly two and a half years after a fire reduced the former Hastings Cooperative Creamery complex to a charred shell, the Hastings City Council on Feb. 17 took decisive action to force the … more
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A photo of debris in the former Hastings Cooperative Creamery building during a November inspection.
Council action would require Hastings Creamery clean-up by summer
Three years after a massive fire tore through the former Hastings Cooperative Creamery complex on Vermillion Street, the long-blighted site could finally see movement toward demolition and cleanup. … more
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The Raiders 12U girls team used the varsity girl’s locker room, an extra special treat for them for their team picture before the Wild Spotlight Game.
Local 12U B teams surprised with the Wild Spotlight game
On most winter nights at the Hastings Civic Arena, you will find youth hockey players lugging gear through the lobby, parents juggling coffee cups, and a few familiar faces in the stands. On Friday, … more
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Members of the Prairie Island Indian Community Tribal Council participate in the ribbon cutting ceremony at the newly remodeled Buffalo Tower at Treasure Island.
Buffalo Tower reopens at Treasure Island, marking new chapter for Prairie Island Indian Community
The sound of applause echoed through the lobby at Treasure Island Resort and Casino as tribal leaders, construction partners, employees and community members gathered to celebrate a fresh start for a … more
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Spiral Co-op Board members Leigh Arnoldy, Brandon Brayfield, and Amanda Olson pose during the 47th anniversary of the business last weekend.
Spiral Co-op Celebrates 47 years
Last weekend Spiral Co-op celebrated its 47th year anniversary. The cooperative grocery store began in 1979 with 66 initial members in the old National Guard Armory. Since then, the co-op has … more
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The Transit Link On-Demand Pilot Program launched last week that provides residents on-demand transportation from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays for a flat fee of $3.50.
Transit Link On-Demand bus program launches in Hastings
When passengers book a ride with the new Transit Link On-Demand, drivers like Dave E. Douglas are notified with a ping on the tablet mounted to the dashboard of their buses. Douglas is a retired … more
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One of the first spaces residents and visitors encounter is the fireplace area, designed to create a warm, home like welcome and a comfortable place to sit and connect.
Benedictine Regina unveils $1 million remodel focused on comfort, community
The first thing visitors notice when they step into Benedictine Living Community Regina in Hastings is how little it feels like a facility. The space feels more like an apartment building. Warm, … more
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The Hastings Ardent Mill was built in 1853 by Harrison H. Graham, three years before the founding of the City of Hastings. It’s Vermillion brand flour was once famous across the country for its high quality. It remains in operation to this day employing about 130 workers.
‘History on every beam:’ A look into the Hastings Ardent Mill
There are a lot of numbers that showcase just how much flour comes out of the Hastings Ardent Mill. The mill’s main line can produce a pallet of 50 50-pound bags of flour every two minutes, which … more
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The Prairie Island Indian Community and Treasure Island’s Island Impact held a kickoff event to celebrate the 12 charities selected for the 2026 Charity of the Month. Hastings Family Service was selected for January of 2026.
Hastings Family Service selected as Treasure Island’s Charity of the Month
Treasure Island Resort and Casino and the Prairie Island Indian Community are preparing to significantly expand their charitable footprint in 2026, building on decades of community giving with a new … more
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Students and staff were excited to win the fundraising contest for Merchants Bank’s 10 days of giving for the third year in a row. Culvers sponsors the winning school’s rewards, custard for every student and lunch for the staff.
Pinecrest students lead the way in Merchants Bank 10 Days of Giving Campaign
Students at Pinecrest Elementary wrapped up this year’s Merchants Bank 10 Days of Giving campaign with smiles, celebration, and a well-earned custard treat from Culver’s, after once again leading … more
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The new bus for Cassia Senior Health and Living that is being used to transport their residents around Hastings for a variety of reasons like shopping, sightseeing, day trips, appointments and more.
Cassia Senior Health and Living has a new bus to transport seniors thanks to Hastings community
Most residents of Hastings move freely around town as needed, to those who have that freedom, it is part of everyday life. Those who have transportation challenges understand how important the … more
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The Hastings Prescott Art Council hosted its annual gala at The Confluence Hotel last week, raising over $40,000 to support next year’s programming and art grants.
HPAC Gala raises $40,000 for 2026 programming
The Hastings Prescott Art Council (HPAC) celebrated its annual gala last Sunday, raising just over $40,000, which allows for several programs next year “to be already funded,” said HPAC … more
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Tree and Residents Residents gathered around the tall pine tree at City Hall for the 5:30 p.m. ceremonial tree lighting during the Holliday Hoopla on Nov. 29.
Holiday Hoopla kicks off the season
By Graham P. Johnson Through fresh-fallen snow, residents and shoppers flocked downtown last Saturday for the annual Holiday Hoopla on Small Business Saturday. The event is meant to highlight … more
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