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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The next mayor of Hastings will be a downtown entrepreneur.
Year in the year out, raising crucial funds for a lengthy list of area nonprofit agencies and causes is a serious community challenge — a consequential philanthropic endeavor that requires
By: Andy Raun
The next mayor of Hastings will be a downtown entrepreneur.
Two familiar Hastings leaders now associated with new community roles provided updates on their work during Wednesday’s State of the City Luncheon presented by the Hastings Economic Development Corp.
By: Andy Raun
Hastings Utilities intends to investigate the possibility of returning its electrical power plant units at North Denver Station to their historical capability of running on either natural gas or fuel
Nebraskans have an unusually large number of state ballot questions to decide in the November general election.
By: Andy Raun
he Hastings City Council tackled a heavy agenda Monday, pushing forward two major development projects that have been in the news recently.
The Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with News Channel Nebraska, invites the community an Oct. 23 forum featuring candidates for Hastings mayor and Hastings City Council seats.
By: Andy Raun
A Lincoln company’s plan to develop 58 new residential units on a mostly empty 3.67-acre tract of land in southeastern Hastings is worthy of tax-increment financing assistance, the City Planning
On Sept. 18, an expensive plan to save a heavily damaged downtown building began to crumble when parts of the east wall and roof collapsed, leaving an upstairs apartment completely
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