Two 2019 Nevada grads enjoy being summer workers for Nevada Parks & Recreation
In a typical year, the City of Nevada’s Parks & Rec Department would employ four to five seasonal workers (from end of May to mid-August).
07/20/2020
Great fishing opportunities in Nevada
Nevada may not have a lake, but it does offer a few great fishing locations. On Tuesday, three employees of the Iowa Department of Natural
07/15/2020
New branding accompanies ‘new wave of energy’ in Nevada
For the first time in Nevada’s history, three major community entities – the City of Nevada, the Nevada Community Schools, and the Nevada Economic Development
07/13/2020
Alliant Energy Foundation awards grant to City of Nevada
This week, the City of Nevada was the recipient of a $1,000 grant from the Alliant Energy Foundation in support of first aid kits for
07/09/2020
‘Our community’s little piece of Americana’
Shelley Tiffany stands at the back door of Starbuck’s Drive-In. This back door has become very important for food pick-ups during the pandemic. Starbuck’s Drive-In,
07/01/2020
Etched bricks help build Nevada’s identity
Four etched bricks, representing the City of Nevada, Main Street Nevada, and the Lincoln and Jefferson historic highways, will be placed in each new bump-out
06/24/2020
Nevada Parks and Rec keeping kids ‘in the game’
Twelve-year-old Natalie Emery of Nevada had the perfect pair of softball cleats for this summer’s 5th/6th softball program.“We actually invested in cleats that were really
06/16/2020
Jordan Cook named Nevada City Administrator
The City of Nevada is pleased to announce Jordan Cook as the community’s new City Administrator.Cook, 32, originally from Omaha, Neb., will begin his position
06/15/2020
June 13 Community Coffee recap
–Rhonda Maier, assistant director of Nevada Parks and Rec, was the guest and talked about the following: Maier noted that not being able to have
06/13/2020