Andy Raun is a News Director and Editor for the Hastings Tribune newspaper, focusing on local news in Hastings, Nebraska. With a strong background in journalism, Andy covers a wide range of topics including local government, community events, infrastructure updates, and public health issues.
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Andy Raun’s coverage indicates a strong focus on local news and community events in Hastings, Nebraska. His articles frequently address topics such as city news, traffic updates, community events, and construction projects.
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By: Andy Raun
BURRESS — A Fillmore County company that owns the seven-mile shortline railroad running from Burress to Fairmont will receive a $5.4 million federal grant to improve the line for grain
The community is invited to participate in a prayer service for the upcoming election scheduled for Nov. 3 at the Hastings College French Memorial Chapel, 800 N. Turner Ave.
With harvest finished and approvals in hand, a Grand Island developer is set to dig into the first phase of apartment construction on an open field at 26th Street and
Hastings’ new mayor and four new Hastings City Council members will take office in December following Tuesday’s general election.
Hastings’ new mayor and four new Hastings City Council members will take office in December following Tuesday’s general election.
Next week, many Hastings residents will receive a letter in the mail from Hastings Utilities notifying them of the presence, or possible presence, of lead in their water service lines.
The Hastings Museum is ready to push ahead with a long-anticipated overhaul and relocation of its popular Kool-Aid exhibit, which commemorates the community’s role in the development of the iconic
By: Andy Raun
Hastings would commit a total of $550,000 in community resources to secure $1.15 million in 2024 Rural Workforce Housing Funds from the state of Nebraska, increasing by a total of
By: Andy Raun
Planned construction of 58 units of new multi-family housing in southeastern Hastings can be helped along by roughly $1 million in tax-increment financing assistance, the Hastings City Council decided Tuesday.
By: Andy Raun
Safety and traffic flow improvements on 12th Street, including creation of left-turn lanes at Crane and Laird avenues, are among projects slated for construction in the coming year as listed
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