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The City will move into the third phase of the “2024 Streets/Infrastructure Improvements in Central Elementary School Area” project this coming Tuesday, Nov. 5. During

In an effort to collect information about the creative talents of local people, the Nevada Public Arts Commission would like all “artists” to complete a

Joseph Meyer began working in the police office Sept. 30 and was sworn in as an official officer during the October 14 City Council meeting.

The City of Nevada, Iowa, is an Equal Housing Opportunity City in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Law. It is illegal to discriminate against

Logan Rasmusson, a 2004 graduate of Colo-Nesco High School, began employment with the City of Nevada on Oct. 1. Rasmusson, who lives in the rural

During the month of October, the City’s Water Department crew will flush water lines via fire hydrants. Because of line flushing, residents in the immediate

The Nevada Public Arts Commission has prepared a public survey to gather input from the community about public art displays. This survey is now available.

The Nevada Foundation, in partnership with the City of Nevada, recently awarded $33,450 in human services grant funding for this year. These funds, awarded to

Maddie Friedrich is sworn in by Nevada Mayor Brett Barker during the September 23 City Council Meeting.   Nevada’s mayor administered the oath to the

The City of Nevada, with its Nevada Field House project, was named the 2024 People’s Choice All-Star Community by the Iowa League of Cities. The