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Public Hearing on Rezoning of 630 6th St. After nearly 1.5 hours of discussion and over 20 resident presentations of which side of this issue

This is a reminder to residents that our semi-annual hydrant flushing maintenance has begun. Today (April 14), water department employees plan to flush hydrants in

Parks and Recreation wants the public to be aware of another controlled burn that will be happening Wednesday, April 16, in the evening at the

A Spring No-Charge Yard Waste Day will be held this month on Saturday, April 26 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for LEAVES AND BRUSH

The City of Nevada is conducting a Housing Needs Assessment. Share your thoughts on housing in Nevada by Friday, May 2. Take the survey here:

As you start your outside cleaning, the Nevada Public Safety Department reminds you of City of Nevada Ordinance 105.05 about open burning. Springtime open burning

The Nevada Parks and Rec Department plans to carry out the prescribed prairie burn on the trail loop at the west side of Nevada on

Public Hearing on Proposed Levy There were no questions or comments made by the public during a Public Hearing on the proposed property tax levy.

We’re back to talking about train crossings in town again! Some of those crossings are getting pretty rough! When the RR company hears from the

With the County Auditor’s Office having now certified the Special Election vote, Nevada’s new Mayor Ryan Condon and Ward 2 Councilman Luke Spence were sworn