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In the front of an old building on Main Street in Hastings is a historical marker telling visitors a short story of the little town in southern St. Johns County. Behind the sign is a large coquina building that opened in 1924 and once housed the town's kindergarten through high school, and then the town's city hall. Now, in a small section of the building, it is home to a county library branch. For Greg Leonard, author of "Hastings: Florida's Potato Capital," the town behind the sign is what his book is about. "The sign gives you this kind of a glimpse about Hastings," Leonard said. "But if y...
Around the turn of the 20th century, Hastings began to blossom as an agricultural center and quickly developed into a bustling community. People traveled from out of town to buy clothes at Carlisle's dress shop, and men gathered at the local drug store. “You'd get your Cherry Coke; your freshly made hamburgers. You'd know everybody down there," said Greg Leonard, whose family has ties to the area and who recently wrote a book on Hastings history. There was a time when it was a "prosperous and booming town in St. Johns County," he said. "There's such a rich history associated with that ...
United Way announces new board members Overholser GREENVILLE — The Darke County United Way has announced the addition of Kristian Garwood and Gail Overholser to its Board of Directors. Kristian Garwood is the Administrative Coordinator at Whirlpool Corporation in Greenville. When asked why she joined the board, Garwood said, “I have worked with United Way in other capacities in the past and have enjoyed seeing the benefit of all the good things United Way does.” She added, “I believe we should all do our part to help those in need. Everyone should have access and opportunity to bette...