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The two Hastings City Council members who represent west Hastings are among members of a new Community Advisory Board for the girls Youth Rehabilitation and Treatment Center recently moved to the Hastings Regional Center.
BLUE HILL — A severe storm with high winds and hail in the early morning hours of Sunday caused a swath of damage here with downed trees, damage from fallen limbs and flooding.
After nearly six months of work that stretched on a bit longer than originally expected, renovations and repairs to Fisher Rainbow Fountain are complete and the fountain should be operational for the remainder of the season.
A 44-year-old Hastings resident was sentenced July 19 in Adams County District Court to six months in jail for possessing methamphetamine on Aug. 28, 2020.
Braelyn Michelle Isernhagen of Deshler, who graduated May 8 from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, was recognized as a Chancellor’s Scholar for maintaining a 4.0 grade-point average on all collegiate work at UNL and elsewhere. She also met the requirements to be designated as a University …
HARVARD — Several topics in agronomic production will be addressed near here Wednesday at the South Central Agricultural Laboratory Field Day.
A 27-year-old Hastings man accused of threatening his wife with a gun was sentenced to 90 days in jail and three years of probation on July 19 in Adams County District Court.
BLADEN — Although too young to join the 4-H program, 5-year-old Josie Thurman of Blue Hill was eager to bring a silkie rooster from her family’s brood to the fair.
A 33-year-old North Platte resident was sentenced July 19 in Adams County District Court to two years of probation for driving under revocation from a DUI or refusal on Jan. 1, 2020.
Above: The Blue Hill Golf Course on the northeast edge of Blue Hill was flooded Sunday after an early-morning storm with high winds and hail caused significant damage in the area. Left: A downed tree fell onto a house Sunday in Blue Hill. Storm damage could be seen throughout the city,damage…
The following couples recently applied for marriage licenses at the Adams County Clerk’s Office: Trevor John Plautz and Hailey Lavonne Van Overeem, both of Grand Island; Calvin David Wallin and Virginia Lee Cathcart, Kayne Patrick Whelan and Ashley Dawn Sharp, Nickow Ruiz Koehler Panganiban …
With estimates to build Adams County’s planned justice center now $15 million over budget due to an increase in material costs, the county is looking at alternatives in materials.
There’s something about reconnecting with the familiar that tends to bring out the best in most of us.
Revive Ministries’ Recovery in the Park celebration returns for an 11th year on Tuesday.
Hastings police are investigating the shooting death of a 28-year-old Harvard man in the 400 block of South Pine Avenue late Friday evening.
Adams County Judge Michael Mead July 16 sentenced Jessica Buss, 39, of 922 N. Saunders Ave. to one year of probation for a second offense of shoplifting on Oct. 10, 2020. Buss pleaded no contest on April 9. Second-offense theft by shoplifting, value less than $500, is a Class 1 misdemeanor p…
Portion of Seventh Street to close for water main replacement
Although it will take a lot of work to implement, Hastings Public Schools officials say it will be worth it to have a new student information system.
Hastings College has announced the Dean’s List for its spring 2021 semester.
A s Steve Miller Band sings, “time keeps on tickin’ ” for a group of local Scouts that are now ready to fly like an eagle.
It was reported July 15 that a building was damaged at the 3300 block of Osborne Drive East.
Quint 1 arrived at Hastings Fire and Rescue last week as the newest addition to the department’s fleet, providing improved fire response across the city.
Organizers are inviting anyone struggling with basic needs to attend a scaled-down version of PHC2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday at the First St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 501 N. Burlington Ave., parking lot.
At age 70, Dr. Richard French has decided to hang up his stethoscope after more than 40 years of practicing internal medicine in Hastings.
A man was taken to the hospital after suffering an apparent gunshot wound to the wrist Wednesday afternoon in the 1500 block of West Second Street.
Authorities July 14 cited a 17-year-old Hastings resident for damaging household goods at the 2700 block of Bateman Street.
After more than an hour of presentation, public comment and discussion, members of the Hastings Planning Commission approved allowing the Pine Patch Christmas Tree Farm to construct a new barn for existing uses as well as the added use of neighborhood assembly for other special events throug…
Participation may have been down in certain aspects of Adams County Fairfest 2021, but enthusiasm was way up.
As more than a dozen Adams County department heads presented their 2021-22 budgets, several of those departments decreased their request from what was asked for the previous fiscal year.
Adams County Judge Michael Mead July 14 sentenced Douglas M. Weber Jr., 38, of Grand Island to a year in jail and $797.95 in restitution for theft by shoplifting on May 11, 2020. Weber pleaded no contest on Feb. 26. Theft by shoplifting, value $501-$1,499, is a Class 1 misdemeanor punishable…
For the first time in her 4-H career, Mikeayla Samuelson of Hastings earned elite champion awards in two categories at the 2021 Adams County Fair.
Instead of imposing new ordinances, the city of Hastings will look at updating existing codes pertaining to truck parking and truck routes.
Two officers with the Hastings Police Department escaped injury when an alleged drunken driver crashed into the back of their patrol unit on Saturday at the 1400 block of South Baltimore Avenue.
Ryan Clark Poppert of Geneva was named to the spring 2021 Dean’s List at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa.
Though a thunderstorm caused a delay in the contest, competitors put their best hooves forward Saturday for the Adams County Fair horse show.
Mikeayla Samuelson was quite surprised to learn she’d won the Round Robin contest Sunday afternoon during Adams County Fairfest.
As she entered the Eagles Club on Saturday for the 45th annual South Central Nebraska Czech Festival, 102-year-old Georgia Bishel could barely take a few steps with her walker without being stopped by a friend or well-wisher.
The following couples recently applied for marriage licenses at the Adams County Clerk’s Office: Zane Emerson Woodman and Taylor Ann McDuffee, both of Lincoln; Brock Ellwood Illiff and Jenna Marie Steiner, and Justin Spencer Padgett and Joanna Marie Bawdy, all of Hastings.
After a curtailed Adams County Fairfest in 2020 due to the pandemic, the 4-H ice cream-in-a-can contest was back in full swing in 2021 Friday.
Adams County Judge Michael Mead July 9 sentenced Jose R. Torrez-Rodriquez, 29, of Minden to one year of probation, $550 in fines, one-year driver’s license revocation and 120 hours of community service for driving under the influence of alcohol and possessing an open alcohol container on Apr…
Like most girls her age, 8-year-old Lydia Wesely of Hastings can relate with the story of Pocahontas, the Native American princess whose role in the colonial settlement at Jamestown, Virginia, is immortalized in two animated Disney movies and countless other accounts, both fictional and historic.
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TOKYO (AP) — Reigning Olympic gymnastics champion Simone Biles is out of the team finals with what USA Gymnastics described as a medical issue.
The Hastings Sodbusters broke its losing spell against Fremont on Monday. But it took 11 innings to do so.
OMAHA — The Five Points Bank senior American Legion team was eliminated from the state tournament on Sunday, following a 9-3 loss to Omaha Burke.
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