The Hastings City Council approved the annexation of land on March 20 for the future Walden at Hastings Development. Read moreCity Council approves annexation of 71-acres for Walden at Hastings Development
Hastings Raider Nutrition celebrated their new home at 103 Sibley St. with an official ribbo…
Dakota County Attorney Kathy Keena announced on March 20 that Kyle Steven Williams, age 34 o…
This secluded, well-cared-for 2-story home is situated on a 2.34 acre wooded lot at 17520 27…
The city of Hastings is creating a game plan for filtering out the per- and polyfluoroalkyl …
The first barge in the Upper Mississippi navigation system broke through the ice on Lake Pep…
Despite renewed bargaining talks and a school board closed session dedicated specifically to…
Absolutely wonderful home set on a quiet street with a fabulous, fully-fenced back yard and …
As they have all season, the Hastings Raiders fought until the last whistle against the Two …
With Raider supremacy on the line, the Hastings Raiders proved themselves to be superior ove…
The Raiders were outlasted by the Bloomington-Jefferson Jaguars 29-22 at Todd Field on Oct. …
Coming off of a roller-coaster ride victory at South St. Paul, the Raiders seized control ea…
After making a furious push late, the Raiders walked off the South St. Paul Packers 28-27 in…
The Raiders (1-3) were unable to slow down the talented ground game of the St. Thomas Academ…
Turnovers and a porous run defense crippled the Hastings Raiders Football team (1-2) in thei…
Cannon Falls resident Jim Caturia, 46, is the winner of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ waterfowl stamp contest for the second time. He also won the contest back in 2018 for the 2019 waterfowl stamp.
