Hastings residents can quickly catch up on ten useful local updates for Friday, July 17, 2026, including a National Night Out deadline, school-supply assistance, youth classes, Rivertown Days activities, local sports and upcoming community events.

Rivertown Days begins Thursday with two free community activities. Today’s LOCAL 10 also covers scam prevention, festival transportation, donation changes and upcoming registration dates.

Tuesday’s LOCAL 10 includes an important Highway 61 meeting, a school-supply request, Hastings Hawks baseball and several Rivertown Days updates. You will also find a youth archery fundraiser, lawn and garden savings, iced coffee buckets and fresh local produce—all selected to help Hastings residents quickly see what is useful today.

Monday’s LOCAL 10 includes the start of the Hastings Medallion Hunt, Storytime at Levee Park, local coffee stops, competition auditions and Rivertown Days planning. Also inside: a fitness offer, an HFC United championship, public input on Depot Park and temporary parking changes at SEAS—all reviewed and organized to help Hastings residents plan the week.

Friday’s LOCAL 10 gives Hastings residents a quick, reviewed guide to what is useful today and what is coming next. Catch a downtown public-input opportunity, local naloxone access information, Friday-night live music, youth sports registration, temporary access changes, local deals and upcoming community events—all in one skimmable daily brief.

Today’s LOCAL 10 for Hastings, Minnesota covers the most useful local updates for Thursday, July 9th, 2026, including Music + Market at Levee Park, Animal Ark’s kitten food need, local hiring posts, Squeaky Wheel Pottery class availability, a new HPAC exhibit, Rivertown Days-related activities, Matilda tickets, and Hastings Community TV’s Fourth of July Parade replay.

Today’s LOCAL 10 for Hastings, Minnesota covers the Monday, July 6th local updates residents may want to know: a Hastings City Council meeting, Levee Park events this week, July youth class registration, Caffeinated Rooster stops, Hastings Beauty School training, family and faith events, Burks Blooms zinnias, Raider band pride, and a native-plant note from HEP.

Hastings heads into Saturday, July 4th with warm, unsettled weather and a full local slate: Fourth in Hastings plans, farmers market hours, pet-safety reminders, July 4 deals, parade notes, live music, theater news, and a sweet America 250 weekend stop. Here’s what Hastings should know today.

Today’s LOCAL 10 for Hastings, Minnesota covers the official July 3–4 holiday schedule, a July 6 road closure, a SPARK summer program deadline, July donation support through Hastings Family Service, recovery home openings, fireworks hearing safety, Animal Ark holiday hours, a Rivertown Days blood drive need, Hastings Beauty School training, and the Little Log House Antique Power Show.

Today’s LOCAL 10 for Hastings, Minnesota covers useful local updates for Thursday, July 2nd, 2026, including pick-your-own raspberries at Afton Apple Orchard, the upcoming Hwy 61 reconstruction public meeting, July donation matches for Hastings Family Service, Spiral Food Co-op’s July Round Up, Lawshe Museum holiday closure, Carpenter Nature Center family adventures, youth flag football registration, SEAS snack donations, 328 Grill holiday hours, and Bogey’s simulator special.

Today’s LOCAL 10 for Hastings, Minnesota covers useful local updates for Tuesday, June 30th, 2026, including a Ze’s Diner fundraiser for Hastings Boys Soccer, Fourth of July fireworks safety from the Hastings Fire Department, Wyatt’s Strawberries hours, a SC Toys Needoh drop, Hastings Family Service donation needs, Rivertown Days volunteer opportunities, middle school football registration, local holiday deals, United Heroes League fireworks seating bidding, and a Fluegel’s garden sale.

Today’s LOCAL 10 for Hastings, Minnesota includes the Hastings Bluff trail closure, Summer Lunches for Kids help, Music + Market at Levee Park, strawberry picking updates, youth classes, volunteer needs, swim lessons, and a Highway 61 public meeting to save.