Sarah Lancaster of Nevada began working full-time as the new program assistant with the Nevada Parks and Recreation Department this past Monday. Sarah, a native
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
A 2014 Knoxville High School graduate has become the newest police officer for the Nevada Public Safety Department. Introduced and sworn in Monday evening during
The City of Nevada has promoted from within to add another needed administrative position at City Hall. Erin Mousel, after 12 years as a program
City of Nevada leaders invite all landlords in Nevada to attend a discussion about proposed code changes in Chapter 158 (Rental Code) in the City’s
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 –
Recent tornado events in Iowa have spurred more interest in verifying that safety systems are in place. The City of Nevada tests its sirens the
Part-time Nevada Public Library employee Kathy Solko has been busy in recent weeks planting the seeds of something new for library patrons. Solko and one
$10,000 Grant Will Help the Library Recover from the Coronavirus Pandemic The Nevada Public Library has been selected as one of 200 libraries nationwide
Be Prepared for Snow Emergencies
Snow could fall at any time as we move deeper into the fall/winter season. Therefore, we want to remind residents
