Introducing New Lifeguard Tucker Ambrose
Tucker Ambrose, 16, is one of the new lifeguards this year at the Fawcett Family Aquatic Center. Tucker, the son of Stuart Ambrose and Dawn
06/23/2022
Category: Community News
Nevada youth earning Eagle Scout badge by improving fishing amenities in Nevada
Nevada Parks and Recreation and the Nevada community are once again the benefactors of local boys pursuing their Eagle Scout badge. This summer, Ryan Wessels
06/22/2022
Introducing new lifeguard Mary Hensley
New this year on the Fawcett Family Aquatic Center lifeguard staff is Mary Hensley, 15, daughter of Doug and Stacey Hensley. Mary will be a
06/21/2022
Introducing new lifeguard Isabelle Nelson
New this year on the Fawcett Family Aquatic Center lifeguard staff is Isabelle Nelson, 16, who live in the rural Ames area, but attends school
06/16/2022
Introducing new lifeguard Nate Maier
New this year on the Fawcett Family Aquatic Center lifeguard staff is Nate Maier, 15. Nate will be a sophomore at Nevada High School this
06/14/2022
Man and Woman arrested on felony drug charges
On Monday, June 13, 2022, at 0700 hours, officers with the Nevada Public Safety Department took into custody Morgan Wickers of Nevada, Iowa, for an
06/13/2022
Banquet, tours, golf, slowpitch softball… Many things in store for Nevada Alumni Weekend
Tickets are on sale, $20 each, for the Nevada Alumni Reunion Banquet, Saturday, June 25, at Gates Hall. Social time starts at 4:30 p.m. But
05/21/2022
Flummerfelt team ready to make positive changes to old Homeacres Mobile Home Court
New Sunridge Estates signs went up at the 10th Street entrances to the manufactured homes community in Nevada today. Pictured are a few of the
05/18/2022
ON TRACK CONSTRUCTION OPENS NEW FACILITY IN NEVADA
The Nevada Economic Development Council is pleased to announce that On Track Construction has opened its new facility in Nevada. “On behalf of the
03/29/2022
Difference Makers — She’s been serving on the City’s Parks and Rec Board 38 years and isn’t ready to step down yet!
In 1984, when Deb Parker, 71, first joined the City’s Parks and Recreation Board, she remembers that Nevada had just three parks to oversee –
03/28/2022