As hard as the Nevada Community Historical Society has worked to improve Evergreen Lane, in less than an hour this past August, a highly unusual

Iowa’s Governor issued a new order effective early this morning. Key parts of that order include: *When you’re in an indoor public space, and unable

In this picture, from the 2018 Thanksgiving dinner, City employees and volunteers line up to help prepare plates. This year’s meal will also be provided

For years, Gil Petersen has been as much a staple to Nevada’s families in need as the food he provides from the Nevada Community Cupboard.

The City of Nevada receives engineering services from HR Green in Johnston. We are pleased to introduce the newest member of the team serving our

It’s a challenging year for the angels on Nevada’s annual Angel Tree. In case you aren’t familiar, the Angel Tree is a charitable holiday gift-giving

For the City of Nevada, 2020 has been a critical year for infrastructure work in our downtown. Sixth Street is now open from I Avenue

Pictured are Al Kockler (left) and Jim Frevert. The Nevada City Council approved the final plat of Nevada’s newest housing subdivision on Oct. 12. It

City Consulting Engineers Michael Roth (front) and Larry Stevens stand on the property, south of Nevada, where the city’s new Waste Water Treatment Facility will

Saturday, Oct. 31 (includes regular yard waste–leaves, grass clippings, and garden wastes) Saturday, Nov. 7 (includes BRUSH on this day—sticks and small branches, no tree