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.

Today’s LOCAL 10 for Hastings, Minnesota brings together the useful local updates worth knowing on Saturday, June 27th: official City election information, strawberry picking, youth soccer registration, Hawks baseball, local art, food specials, Fourth of July ordering, and a few timely weekend deals.

What’s happening in Hastings, Minnesota today? A near-73-degree spring afternoon leads into downtown shopping at Squeaky Wheel Pottery and SC Toys, a homeschool 4-H invite, an ISD 200 community collaboration event, March 30 history with real local relevance, and the first strong hint of summer at Music + Market.

Looking for today’s Hastings, MN briefing? LOCAL 10 for Monday, March 9th, 2026 rounds up 10 useful local items, including school updates, city hiring, family signups, fundraiser deadlines, and quick links residents can use to plan the day, avoid missed details, and skip wasted trips.

LOCAL 10 is HastingsNow’s daily briefing for Hastings, Minnesota. The Sunday, March 8th, 2026 edition highlights the spring-forward clock change, local deadlines, family activities, worship options, wellness picks, and practical community updates to help residents plan the day and week ahead.

Looking for what’s happening in Hastings, MN today? LOCAL 10 for Saturday, March 7th, 2026 rounds up the most useful local updates in one quick read, including Sunday’s food-drive pickup, church plans, obituary service dates, fundraiser deadlines, volunteer opportunities, kids’ activities, and practical local-business reminders. It’s built to help Hastings residents avoid wasted trips, missed dates, and last-minute scrambling.

Looking for what’s happening in Hastings, Minnesota today? LOCAL 10 — Hastings, MN — Friday, March 6th, 2026 rounds up 10 practical local picks—deadlines, weekend plans, local jobs, brunch hours, live music, classes, grants, fishing reminders, and more—to help residents plan faster and avoid wasted trips.