COVID-19 has disrupted many institutions this year. One of those is Nevada’s American Legion, William F. Ball Post #48. Despite lost revenue from BINGO nights
Being in business is an adventure. “It’s something new every day,” described Matt Riesselman, a 2006 graduate of Nevada High School. After working for a
Iowa Representative Dave Deyoe (left in picture), R-Nevada, was presented an Iowa League of Cities Legislative Service Award during Monday’s Nevada City Council meeting. The
Meg and Mark Frideres Looking back on the past 20 years, Meg and Mark Frideres can say, without hesitation, Nevada was a great choice as
At the end of this week, one of Nevada’s longest-tenured department heads will make his way home from the City’s wastewater treatment plant for the
The destruction done to trees in our community during the derecho of Aug. 10 may have many residents questioning why they’d ever want to replace
Eddie Garcia Sr. is happy to be back in his Snack Time kitchen. Tomorrow, Sept. 1, is a big day in Nevada! One of Nevada’s
Nevada Fire Chief Ray Reynolds was keeping his eye on the weather that Monday morning. “We had some warning it may develop into something when
Trees have been front and center stage since the Aug. 10 storm, classified as a derecho, blew its way through Nevada and many other Iowa
In September 2019, an event paying tribute to the more than 300 firefighters lost in the 2001 tragedy, was born. Right here, at the west
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