
Difference Maker: Nevada man spent years advocating for Nevada’s trail system
Harold Brinkman leans against his truck in front of the Knoll Ridge property that he and his partners gifted to the City to be used

Harold Brinkman leans against his truck in front of the Knoll Ridge property that he and his partners gifted to the City to be used

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

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

The Nevada Economic Development Council is pleased to announce that On Track Construction has opened its new facility in Nevada. “On behalf of the

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 –
If you have enjoyed the uptick in events for Nevada’s Main Street District of late, you will love this news: On Saturday, May 14, 2022,

The Nevada Public Library continues to put its team in place. On Dec. 27, Brittany Dueker, who has worked as a part-time clerk for the

With 100 years of service being given by his family, Assistant Chief Jeff Stensland, who served 34 years, retired from the Nevada Fire Department as
With temperatures slated to be near 70 mid-week, some of you may not think setting up an ice rink in front of City Hall this

The City of Nevada is excited to announce the award of two large grants for the Nevada Field House program. The project was recently awarded
Planning to Spray for Moquitoes this Week
Because it’s Lincoln Highway Days this coming weekend, we want residents to be as protected as possible when out and