Nevada’s newest officer looks forward to community policing
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
04/26/2022
Why is Nevada’s downtown area being repainted?
City Building and Zoning Official Ryan Hutton is shown with a few pieces of paint that pulled away from the road surface in recent months.
04/26/2022
Erin Mousel takes new position with the City of Nevada
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
04/22/2022
Repainting in the Downtown District
Repainting of lines by Iowa Plains Signing Inc. in Nevada’s Downtown District will continue next week. Starting Monday, April 25, work begins on the east
04/21/2022
‘Park and Walk,’ or ‘Park and Be Shuttled’ during first-ever Pizza·Pie·Looza
Here is your guide for parking to enjoy the May 14 Pizza·Pie·Looza events We are excited as ever to bring you a big event in
04/14/2022
Attention All Nevada Landlords
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
04/08/2022
This year’s Street Improvements plan will include three segments
The 2022 Street Improvements plan for Nevada includes three segments. The following should help you understand more about when road closings will happen and where
04/06/2022
Need trees? Check out this great offer from the Iowa DNR and Alliant Energy
Iowa residents and Alliant Energy customers can purchase landscaping trees for their homes at deep discounts this spring. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR)
04/06/2022
ON TRACK CONSTRUCTION OPENS NEW FACILITY IN NEVADA
The Nevada Economic Development Council is pleased to announce that On Track Construction has opened its new facility in Nevada. “On behalf of the
03/29/2022
Difference Makers — She’s been serving on the City’s Parks and Rec Board 38 years and isn’t ready to step down yet!
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 –
03/28/2022
