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1 week ago | 
hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Will Reynolds
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1 week ago | 
hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Andy Raun
By Laura Beahm/Tribune,Andy Raun [email protected] City Development Services Director Chad Bunger said goodbye on Tuesday to the Hastings Planning Commission as he attended his last meeting of the group. Bunger said he submitted his resignation about two weeks ago in order to accept a position with Freese and Nichols Inc., a private-sector engineering and planning firm in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His last day with the city of Hastings will be May 2.
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1 week ago | 
hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Will Vraspir
By Laura Beahm,Will Vraspir [email protected] With graduation around the corner, Adams Central High School officials are working to meet a new state requirement to make sure every student fills out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Principal Scott Harrington said everyone in the senior class is on track to graduate during an update to the Adams Central Board of Education Monday during the board's regular meeting at Adams Central High School.
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1 week ago | 
hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Will Vraspir
By Laura Beahm/Tribune,Will Vraspir [email protected] Property owners filing tax protests to be heard by the Adams County Board of Commissioners will see a change in format this year. Commissioners and county officials discussed the change Tuesday during the board's regular meeting at the Adams County Courthouse.
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1 week ago | 
hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Andy Raun
Monday evening was a time to give thanks for the lives of two local residents recently rescued from their burning home through the skill and quick thinking of Hastings Fire & Rescue personnel. Near the beginning of Monday's Hastings City Council meeting at the Hastings Municipal Airport Terminal, Mayor Jay Beckby and Fire Chief Troy Vorderstrasse honored Firefighters Chance Bronson, Colby Jensen, Jonas Marshall and Tom Treffer, along with all other HFR personnel who took part in the Jan.
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1 week ago | 
hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Will Vraspir
By Laura Beahm/Tribune,Will Vraspir [email protected] Piloting a vehicle designed to operate on a pair of car batteries, Deshler High School senior Kris Collins cruised around the track Saturday at Motorsport Park Hastings. After making several changes to the vehicle from last year's competition, Collins enjoyed taking their hand-crafted vessel into the Electric Vehicle Energy Research of Nebraska (EVERON) Power Drive rally.
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2 weeks ago | 
hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Will Vraspir
By Laura Beahm/Tribune,Will Vraspir [email protected] Staff at the Hastings Public Library shared updates about access to its popular Hoopla service in a press release issued Monday. Hoopla is a digital service that provides library cardholders with access to an extensive catalog of audiobooks, ebooks, comics, music and movies. Patrons can check out up to 10 titles a month through Hoopla.
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2 weeks ago | 
hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Will Vraspir
By Laura Beahm/Tribune,Will Vraspir [email protected] Staff at the Hastings Public Library shared updates about access to its popular Hoopla service in a press release issued Monday. Hoopla is a digital service that provides library cardholders with access to an extensive catalog of audiobooks, ebooks, comics, music and movies. Patrons can check out up to 10 titles a month through Hoopla.
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3 weeks ago | 
hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Will Vraspir
By Laura Beahm/Tribune,Will Vraspir [email protected] Educators working with autistic students at Adams Central High School received the 2025 Friends of Autism Team Award during a staff meeting Wednesday morning. Annette Wragge, state coordinator for the Nebraska Autism Network, presented the award on behalf of the organization, along with other representatives from the group.
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3 weeks ago | 
hastingstribune.com | Laura Beahm |Will Vraspir
By Laura Beahm/Tribune,Will Vraspir [email protected] Flying high on excitement, Axel Barahona waved down to classmates as the TriCity LifeNet helicopter during a special ride-along that landed on the football field at Hastings Middle School Wednesday. Both Axel's current seventh-grade classmates and students in the sixth grade came out to watch the spectacle, cheering as he made his way to the helicopter and as it took off.
