Atlantic City Council News, 11/19/25
(Atlantic, Iowa) – The City Council in Atlantic met this (Wednesday) evening during a regularly scheduled session, during which they passed the following resolutions: “Setting
(Atlantic, Iowa) – The City Council in Atlantic met this (Wednesday) evening during a regularly scheduled session, during which they passed the following resolutions: “Setting
(Atlantic, IA) – An attorney for former director Atlantic Area Chamber of Commerce Director Bailey Smith, today (Wednesday), entered a written plea of Not Guilty
(Radio Iowa) – The holiday shopping season ahead will be expensive for consumers and lackluster for retailers, according to a professor in the University of
(Radio Iowa) – Minnesota Congressman Tom Emmer, the third-ranking Republican in the U.S. House, has endorsed two Iowa congressional candidates. Emmer is backing Chris McGowan,
(Radio Iowa) – Republican Mike Bousselot of Ankeny, a former aide to Governors Branstad and Reynolds who formed a committee this spring to explore a
(Radio Iowa) – An analyst with the Iowa Utilities Commission says they are still waiting to find out when they will get 2026 funds for
(Radio Iowa) – State Auditor Rob Sand says an investigation by his office has found the former city clerk in a small eastern Iowa town
Atlantic, Iowa — The Atlantic Food Pantry is announcing a temporary schedule change for its upcoming distribution in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. The pantry will
(Walnut, IA) – Officials with SWIPCO (The Southwest Iowa Planning Council) have announced a new childcare facility is on track to become a reality in
(Atlantic, IA) – The Annual Grand Lighting Ceremony in Atlantic, sponsored by Akin Building Center and Coyote Willow Wind, will be tomorrow, Thursday, November 20th,
DES MOINES— Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds, today (Wednesday), signed a proclamation related to the weight limits and transportation of grain, fertilizer, and manure. The proclamation
(Radio Iowa) – A new study suggests year-round activities on the Iowa State fairgrounds in 2024 had a 629 MILLION dollar statewide economic impact. Iowa