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Returning to fill a gap at City Hall (4/12/24)Larry Stevens, Nevada’s interim city manager since April 1, is not new to public service, nor is he new to Nevada. For complete story, see the print or online edition of the Nevada Daily Mail
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Time to clean up, Vernon County! (4/16/24)Saturday, April 20, the Vernon County Spring Cleanup semi-annual event will take place, only this time it will be held the Nevada Public Works yard located at 606 S. Jefferson in Nevada instead of at the Vernon County Fairground as in the past. For complete story, see the print or online edition of the Nevada Daily Mail...
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Nevada High School Scholar Bowl team heads to quarterfinals (4/15/24)Jeff Newton, Nevada High School senior and captain of the Nevada Scholar Bowl, positioned four of the seven Nevada team members selected for the first round of the Scholar Bowl’s District competition. This district event included Nevada, McDonald Co., Pleasant Hill, Carl Junction, Warrensburg and Monett...
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Republican Committee vs. County Clerk case hearing continued (4/11/24)A hearing for a civil case filed by the Vernon County Republican Committee against the Vernon County Clerk has been continued. For complete story, see the print or online edition of the Nevada Daily Mail
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Nevada Tigers Take First Tennis Match of the Season (4/15/24)The Nevada Tigers traveled up I-49 to Harrisonville on a gorgeous Friday evening to take on the Harrisonville Wildcats. With one of their largest groups in recent history, the Tigers came ready to play, and between Varsity and JV matches they would put in almost 5 hours of work...
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Varsity Tigers defeat the Monett Cubs Thursday night at Home 11-3. The Tigers are now 11-2 on the season, 2-0 in conference play. (4/12/24)Junior Caden Klumpp earned the win for Nevada Varsity Tigers. The starting pitcher gave up seven hits and three runs (two earned) over seven innings, striking out five and walking none. For complete story, see the print or online edition of the Nevada Daily Mail...
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May’s Floral Home Décor turns 50 years young (3/15/24)March of 1974 saw the opening of a new store in Nevada, the vision of Lloyd and Doris May, in a cabin-like structure at what is now a smaller part of a local restaurant at 117 S. Centennial Blvd. The new florist and gift shop, known as May’s Floral, later acquired new partners, Don Russell and his wife, Georgia, who just happened to be Lloyd’s sister. Building onto the smaller shop, they expanded the business to include a wedding registry in addition to a nursery and greenhouse...
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Severance has high hopes Swing for the Green golf fundraiser (4/16/24)Kim Severance wears at least two hats at Cottey College: director of career services and head golf coach. Both are keeping her busy these days, but this spring has a little more golf involved than a normal season usually provides. For complete story, see the print or online edition of the Nevada Daily Mail...
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Nevada High School athletes named to Big 8 Conference teams (3/7/24)
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Nevada Tiger Pit Wrestlers Participated in the State Tournament (3/12/24)The Nevada Tiger Pit Wrestlers participated in the State tournament this past weekend in Springfield, MO. The following wrestlers qualified for the state tournament this past weekend. For complete story, see the print or online edition of the Nevada Daily Mail...
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