The Sedalia Bombers lived up to their name as a couple of homeruns prove costly to extend the Griffons' losing streak five games following a 12-inning loss Wednesday night at Lyons Stadium. The Bombers' bats got after Griffons starting pitcher Nathan Gonzales early with a lead-off walk and two homeruns to put the Bombers out to an early 3-0 lead in the first inning...

If voters agree to the creation of a hospital district for Nevada Regional Medical Center, Moore-Few Care Center will not be part of it. On Wednesday, June 25, the Long Term Care Board of Directors for Moore-Few unanimously voted to not be part of the district...

Cottey College is welcomes two leaders to its athletics program: Tim Eatman as head basketball coach and Jay Osborne as head flag football coach. Both bring decades of experience and a deep commitment to excellence in collegiate athletics. For complete story, see the print or online edition of the Nevada Daily Mail...

It’s the same beneficial service, just in new surroundings – Birthright of Nevada, part of the larger Birthright organization providing free resources for moms and their little ones, is moving to their new home at 330 N. Main St. Even though many might recognize the address as St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Birthright Director Colleen Haberkorn said Birthright is not connected with the church, other than to rent two rooms to use for the Birthright facilities...

The Nevada City Council on Tuesday, June 17, voted on the first reading of a resolution that authorizes the city manager to apply for financial assistance for the Walton Lake Project. On Tuesday, Parks and Recreation Director Richard Brockman said the project involves draining and dredging the lake, then constructing a new spillway. A reservoir will be created to help prevent sediment from going into the lake...

Off and on for 10 years, Milo citizen Diane MacDonald has been organizing a tea party for residents of Moore-Few Care Center in Nevada. She said she took a little time off during the COVID-19 pandemic, but has been back at it for a couple of years. The party, which this year was held Friday, June 20, includes some special local athletes...

A 9th inning push fell just short as the Griffons fall 5-3 to the Carroll Merchants Thursday night at Lyons Stadium. For complete story, see the print or online edition of the Nevada Daily Mail

At almost 140 years old, the United Way has been through two world wars, at least five pandemics, one great Depression, multiple financial recessions, and disasters a-plenty. In other words, they’ve weathered the ups and downs and have still been there to help...

From the first batter, it was a rough night as the Nevada Griffons fell 13-0 to the St. Joseph Mustangs Monday night in a 7-inning rout at Lyons Stadium. Griffons starting pitcher Amari Berry struggled with his control from the first pitch. Berry put the first 8 batters on base while only allowing a single hit. In his 1.1 innings of work Monday night, Berry threw 66 pitches, gave up one hit, issued eight walks and hit four batters...

Anniversaries are special days to remember, including the effects those anniversaries have on all those around. Such is the case with Nevada Elks Lodge #564, which celebrated its 125th birthday Saturday, June 14. For complete story, see the print or online edition of the Nevada Daily Mail...