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Boys Basketball opens season at 1-1
Winter sports are ramping up and the Raiders boys’ basketball team has officially joined the fray for the 2024-25 season this past week. Hastings opened the season across the river in Prescott … more
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Midday fire on Monday sends students home early from Hastings High School
No injuries to staff, students and emergency responders were reported from a small fire that occurred on the third floor of Hastings High School (HHS) on Monday, December 9. The general fire alarm … more
Dakota County Public Health provides update on WIC program
On Tuesday, Dec. 3, Public Health Director Coral Ripplinger and Public Health Supervisor Program Supervisor for WIC Katie Galloway provided an update on the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program … more
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The Dakota County Board agreed to a settlement of $2.25 million in the wrongful death case of Eli Hart.
Dakota County reaches settlement on wrongful child death case
On Tuesday, Dec. 3, Dakota County reached a settlement of $2.25 million in the case regarding the wrongful death of Eli Hart. On May 20, 2022 6-year-old Eli Hart was murdered by his mother Julissa … more
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Hastings Bierstube Celebrates 62 years
The Hastings Bierstube is kicking off its 62nd anniversary celebration with a week-long party, packed with exciting prizes, food specials and entertainment. The festivities begin Tuesday and run … more
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Hastings Prescott Arts Council President Kathy O’Keefe welcomed guests to the Gala for the Arts Sunday. The event was held at the Hastings Arts Center.
HPAC celebrates the arts, looks forward to opening of new art space
The Hastings Prescott Arts Council held its Gala for the Arts Sunday evening at the Hastings Arts Center. The event gave the organization the opportunity to update attendees – both in-person … more
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Jan Rossing has all three of her books available at their store front at 405 Vermillion Street, the home of Rossing’s Art and Frame and Glass Etching Fever.
Local Author’s Journey from Childcare to Glass Etching and Children’s Books
Jan Rossing, a first-time author and former childcare provider, is quickly making a name for herself in the world of children's literature. Since beginning her book writing journey just this year, … more
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Hastings Flower Co., located at 3500 Cannon St. opened its doors several weeks ago and recently held their ribbon cutting ceremony with a packed house of Chamber Ambassadors, family and friends.
Hastings Welcomes New Flower Shop: Hastings Flower Co. Opens Its Doors
HASTINGS, MN — The floral scene in Hastings just got a little brighter. After 14 years of running a flower business from her farm south of town, Vickie Schweich has officially brought her … more
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Dick Greiner came home from the Vietnam War and began a barber career that spanned more than five decades. He credits his success to the support of his wife Sandy and the trust of the Hastings community.
After more than 50 years, Greiner is hanging up the clippers
Back when Dick Greiner looked to start his own barbershop in the 1980s, there were more than 3,500 license applications for small town barbershops. 40 years later, that number dwindled to less than … more
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United Heroes League and Tradition Capital Bank to donate $1 Million in toys to military members
Being a military family can be very difficult and stressful, especially around the holidays with deployments and training, oftentimes one or both parents miss milestone events and holidays. Add the … more
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True crime author speaking at Pleasant Hill Library
On Saturday, Dec. 7, Forensic Psychologist and True Crime author Frank F. Weber will be speaking at Pleasant Hill Library in Hastings from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Weber will speak about his forensic work … more
Hastings man struck by vehicle and killed while removing deer from road
A 69-year-old Hastings man was killed early Wednesday morning when he was hit by a vehicle while removing a deer from the road that his vehicle had hit. According to the Dakota County Sheriff’s … more
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Minnesota completes lead pipe inventory with one of the highest response rates in nation
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) today announced that 100% of the state’s community water systems have completed an inventory of their service lines as part of a national effort to … more
Pre-planning funerals does not need to be a difficult task
This is the third and final part of the series of articles to help families have positive and constructive discussions around a difficult topic. Part 2: November 28, 2024 Part 1 can be found in our … more
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Aden Cavness has had an assist in both of the Raider’s games this season.
Boys Hockey drops barn burner for game number two of the season
The Raiders Boys Hockey team started the season with a 3-3 tie. In that game, Chisago Lakes scored two goals within a minute of each other in the third to force the tie. In the second game of the … more
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The Girls Basketball season tipped off on Nov. 26. Haley Strain won the first tip of the season and Hastings jumped out to an early double-digit lead over Burnsville enroute to a 62-27 dominating victory.
Girls basketball opens season dousing the Blaze 62-27
The Hastings Raiders girls' basketball team, now in its second season under head coach Rick Tavernier, kicked off the 2024-25 season with a resounding victory over the Burnsville Blaze on Tuesday, … more
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Hastings City Council welcomes the two newest Hastings police officers Terry Kuhn and Brandon Kucharski, as well as the new community service officer Mitchell Giles.
Hastings City Council approves 2025 budget, swears in new police officers
On Dec. 2, 2025 before the city council, Hastings Police Chief Dave Wilske swore in the two newest officers of the Hastings Police Department: Terry Kuhn and Brandon Kucharski. Chief Wilske also … more
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Even with the scaffolding, Hastings City Hall looks magnificent after dark with the Christmas tree in the foreground.
Hastings celebrates Small Business Saturday
Christmas carols and sleighbells could be heard along 2nd Street on Small Business Saturday. Shops and restaurants opened their doors to the cold and Hastings residents perused storefronts and took … more
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8K runners pass through the arch as the Gobble Gait begins Nov. 28 in Hastings.
Hastings Gobble Gait celebrates 27th year
Through flurries of snow and 20-degree weather, runners and walkers celebrated Thanksgiving morning with Hastings’ 27th annual Gobble Gait; 2024 marks a significant milestone for the event, … more
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Johnson Jewelers has been serving the Hastings community since 1985.
Johnson Jewelers to close after 40 years
After nearly 40 years of service, R. L. Johnson Jewelers will be closing their doors for the final time on Dec. 24, 2024. Since 1985, Johnson Jewelers has been a staple of the Hastings business … more
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