SEAS students show how ‘God Counts’
There are 34 first-graders and 34 seventh-graders at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School.The Hastings Star-Gazette, 04/26/2013
Helen Gergen celebrates her milestone 100th birthday
A century well lived … and still going strong. Helen Gergen was born April 10, 1913, to Paul and Emma Endres. She grew up on a farm in rural Hampton with her parents and siblings. This week, she turned 100 years old.The Hastings Star-Gazette, 04/18/2013
On May 7, ‘Garden of Living 2013’ fundraiser will help families at risk
The Hastings Community Education Little Learner Scholarship Fund recently received a grant from the United Way of Hastings. Now, it is attempting to match, if not exceed, that grant through a special fundraiser May 7 at the Hastings Country Club.The Hastings Star-Gazette, 04/12/2013
Remembering the war
It was nearly the end of almost two hours of speaking to students in Hastings High School teacher Scott Smallidge’s social studies class last Friday. World War II veteran Richard Carroll, who grew up near Coates, now 92, had talked about his military flying experience, being shot down, and the time spent in a prison camp in Germany.The Hastings Star-Gazette, 04/12/2013
Brainard visits HHS industrial tech students
Nick Brainard was almost assured a job before he completed his school at Dunwoody College of technology. The 2003 Hastings High School graduate was enrolled in a program that has 100 percent placement.The Hastings Star-Gazette, 04/05/2013
’Back to the 50s Sock Hop’ is this year’s theme for daddy/daughter dance
Dads, grab your best girl and come to the fourth annual Daddy Daughter Dance from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, April 20, at the Hastings Middle School.The Hastings Star-Gazette, 03/22/2013
Sixth grade is added for 2013-2014 year at St. John’s in Vermillion
St. John the Baptist Catholic School in Vermillion is adding a sixth grade to its curriculum for the 2013-2014 school year. Registration for all grades preschool through grade 6 is under way.The Hastings Star-Gazette, 03/22/2013
Third-graders collect change for Heifer International
They collected enough change to help eight families in another country. The St. Elizabeth Ann Seton third graders earned and collected $650 for Heifer International.The Hastings Star-Gazette, 03/15/2013
Chef works with schools to promote healthy living
He spent a lot of time with Hastings Middle School staff and students last Friday, asking for their opinions and suggestions. And that was just fine with chef Marshall O’Brien.The Hastings Star-Gazette, 03/08/2013
Students demonstrate their scientific knowledge
The students at St. John the Baptist Catholic School, Vermillion, know their science.The Hastings Star-Gazette, 03/08/2013
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