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NOTICES:
The April 1, 2026 deadline for the 2026 Atlantic Business and Professional Women Scholarships is rapidly approaching. These scholarships are available to non-traditional students that have been out of high school for 5 or more years and are seeking further education in 2026.
1. The $1000.00 Atlantic BPW Scholarship is available to a non-traditional student who is a United States citizen; resides OR is employed in Cass County, Iowa; completed high school five or more years ago and wants to start or resume further education; demonstrates financial need, scholastic ability, leadership skills and career goals.
2. The $1000.00 Bev Mendenhall Nursing Scholarship honors the memory of a long-time Atlantic BPW member. The scholarship is available to a resident of Cass County, Iowa who is a non-traditional nursing student and wants to start or resume further education; is a United States citizen and a resident of Cass County, Iowa; and demonstrates financial need, scholastic ability, leadership skills and career goals.
Applications for the above scholarships are due April 1, 2026. Contact Julie Brown at 712-789-9114 (phone or text) or email juliebrown@netins.net for an application or more information.
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Corning Center for Fine Arts presents The Iowa Watercolor Society Annual Traveling Show on Saturday, April 4 through Saturday, May 30. Stop by anytime 9am- 4pm to see the best iowa watercolor paintings of the year! free admission!
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The Atlantic Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce the return of Girls Gettin’ Out, happening Friday and Saturday, April 10–11, in Atlantic. Grab your friends and spend a day in Atlantic enjoying shopping, dining, and fun experiences at local businesses. Participating retailers and businesses will offer special promotions, giveaways, and in-store activities throughout the weekend. Atlantic’s city-wide garage sales will also take place the same weekend. The Chamber is also planning a new interactive promotion for this year’s event that will encourage shoppers to visit multiple businesses throughout town while competing for a special Girls Day Out prize basket. For updates, follow the Atlantic Area Chamber of Commerce on social media or visit www.atlanticiowa.com.
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PEO Atlantic Chapter MU is hosting its second annual fundraiser, Tour of Tables on Thursday, April 16th at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Atlantic. PEO is a non-profit organization where women motivate, educate, and celebrate women. PEO was founded in 1869 by a group of young women at IA Wesleyan College, with a membership of over 197,000 throughout the US and Canada. Today PEO owns and supports Cottey College, an independent college for women in Navada MO. Worldwide PEO has granted over $435 million to women for education. It also grants to women and their families in time of need. Tickets are $20 per person for touring the tables, a salad supper, and dessert. Doors will open at 5:30 PM with the meal starting at 6. Our program will be given by Ann Johnk from Farmhouse Flowers, the art of flower arranging, starting at 7 PM. For tickets and additional information please call Julie at 712-243-3678. Tickets are limited and must be purchased ahead of time (no tickets will be available at the door) and are nonrefundable. Proceeds will go to support the Friendship and Education Funds of PEO. Space is limited so call today!
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The Gathering FREE Community Meal takes place every other Monday from 5-7pm at the American Legion Memorial Building 201 Poplar Street in Atlantic. Serving Cass County Neighbors. Everyone is welcome…no questions asked. Contact 712-249-7709…text or leave a message. Dine-in. Carry out. Delivery.
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Goodnews Concerts are a non-profit of The Gathering Place located at 102 SW Kent St in Greenfield on the 1st Sunday of every month at 5pm. Freewill donations are taken to help the groups out.
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Adventure Pass Program Expands with Audubon Rec Center Partnership. A Community for Kids and the Atlantic Public Library are excited to announce a new addition to the Adventure Pass program: the Audubon Recreation Center. This partnership brings even more opportunities for families to stay active, connect, and create meaningful memories together. Through this new Adventure Pass offering, families can enjoy a free game of bowling for up to six people along with complimentary access to the Audubon Rec Center gym space—all with the use of a library card. The Audubon Rec Center offers 8 lanes of bowling, featuring cosmic bowling on Friday and Saturday nights. Located within the bowling alley is a soft play area for young children, an arcade, and full service restaurant and bar. Within the same building is a gym space with a walking track and batting cage. Adventure Passes allow patrons to “check out” experiences just like books, turning ordinary days into extraordinary adventures. Instead of reading a story, families get to live one—laughing together, moving together, and exploring local fun in a way that’s accessible to all. The addition of the Audubon Rec Center strengthens the Adventure Pass mission of removing barriers to family-friendly recreation while supporting local destinations. It’s a win-win: families discover new places to play, and community partners welcome new visitors through the doors. Adventure Passes are available on a first-come, first-served basis through the Atlantic Public Library. Any adult with a library card in good standing may check out a pass, and families will have seven days to use it after checkout. A Community for Kids is grateful for the Audubon Rec Center’s commitment to supporting families and enriching the lives of children throughout the area. This exciting new partnership ensures that even more families can bowl, play, and move their way into unforgettable memories. For more information about Adventure Passes and participating locations, visit acommunityforkids.com or stop by the Atlantic Public Library.
A Community For Kids and The Atlantic Public Library are excited to announce the newest addition to the Adventure Pass: The Museum of Danish America in Elk Horn. Patrons who check out this pass will enjoy free admission for up to four people to explore the rich history, traditions, and culture of Danish Americans. The museum features engaging exhibits and artifacts, a “kids zone” lego wall and building area, a 30 acre prairie with trails, equipment, and community fire pit, and stories that bring Danish-American heritage to life. The museum provides a welcoming space to learn, connect, and discover something new for everyone.
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Free Radon tests are available at Cass Health in Atlantic for Cass County households. One per household. Contact Cass Health for more information. 712-243-3250
CASS COUNTY FOOD PANTRIES:
Atlantic Food Pantry: 704 W. 7th St. Hours: Thurs., 12:30 – 3 pm (or until all food sacks are distributed) Drive-through pantry (For safety reasons, there will be no access to the Pantry from 7th Street (Highway 6) during Thursday afternoon food distributions. Pantry Client vehicles will approach the Pantry from the East on 6th Street, turning South on Palm Street, then West on the access road directly in front of the Pantry to receive food. Cars will then exit north on the alley next to the Pantry. Traffic markers will guide the cars before and during food distribution.) Food Referrals are not needed. There is a pick-up limit of 3 households per vehicle. Pantry phone: (712) 243-5019 from 9-11 AM Mon. and Thurs. only
Anita Food Pantry: 208 Chestnut St. Drive-through pantry. Phone: (712) 250-0410 Hours: 1st & 3rd Saturdays, 8-10 am
Cumberland Care & Share Pantry: Methodist Church, 317 Monroe St. Phone: (712) 774-5818 Hours: 1st & 3rd Wed., 4:30pm- 5:30pm
Lord’s Cupboard of Griswold: Methodist Church, 100 Cass St. Phone: (712) 778-4178 Hours: 2nd and 4th Tuesday, 11am – 2pm
Adair-Casey Food Pantries are available to those living in the Adair-Casey School District on the second Thursday 6-8pm and the fourth Saturday 9-11am each month.
Locations – Adair United Methodist Church – in alley on north side of church, and
Casey United Methodist Church.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
What Do We Stand For? The Declaration On It’s 250th Anniversary takes place on Wednesday, March 25 beginning at 5pm at the Stanton Library. Explore the ideals behind the founding of the United States with award-winning philosopher Scott Samuelson.
THURSDAY, MARCH 26
March Book Club at the Stanton Public Library takes place on Thursday, March 28 at 3pm. Celebrate Women’s History Month discussing untold stories of women who changed the course of WW2 with the book…The Girls Who Stepped Out Of Line.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27
Knights Of Columbus Lenten Fish Dinner takes place on Friday, March 27 from 5:30-7pm in the Parish Hall at St. Peter & Paul Catholic Church in Atlantic. Tavern Battered Pollock, baked potato, green beans, coleslaw and garlic bread or Shrimp Alfredo Pasta with sides for $17 or Macaroni & Cheese, green beans, coleslaw & garlic bread or Alfredo Pasta and sides for $10. Guests dining in, please enter and exit using west Parish door. Carry out is also available: drive north on Locust Street, turn east on 5th Street and stop by north Parish Center door. Meals will be brought to your car. Cash or checks payable to Knights Of Columbus #1164. Proceeds supports the SSPP Senior Scholarship Fund.
Fine Arts Night at Warren Cultural Center takes place on Friday, March 27 at the Nodaway Valley High School at 6:30pm. All aspects of NVHS fine arts will be highlighted. An art show featuring Aaron Riley’s 9-12 grade students from Art 1, Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, and Advanced Art classes will be located in the Lower Lobby all during the month of March. Most of the works were chosen by students themselves. Samples of creative writing from students of Karen Guthrie will also be on display. The program upstairs in the auditorium highlights musical and drama performances. Evan Landauer’s FCS students will provide food to sample. An opportunity for a free will donation will be provided. Questions? Call the school at (641) 630-1042
“Charlie the Winder Dog” (PG) will be showing at the Rose Theater in Audubon on Friday, March 27 and Saturday, March 28 at 7pm. Doors open at 6:30. Sunday matinee is at 2pm and doors open at 1:30. All seats are $4 cash and concessions are available for cash only.
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
Cass County Master Gardeners’ 2026 Spring Garden Seminar will be held on Saturday, March 28 at the Cass County Community Center from 9am to 12:30pm. Learn more about local garden topics, with a theme of Growing in Nature, featuring three presentations on timely garden topics. In addition to the presentations, the day will wrap up with an opportunity to make and take home a “puddling pool” for garden pollinators. Cost for the seminar, including refreshments and materials, is $30 for the day if paid by March 21. After this date regular registration and walk-in registration will be available at $35/attendee. Registration is now open and can be completed online by visiting the online registration page at https://go.iastate.edu/CZTFIK. Paper registration forms are also available at the Cass County Extension office or can be printed online. Registrations are not refundable but may be transferred to another attendee with advance notice.
The Cass County Conservation Board is holding Camping 101 Programs! The first program will be held at the Outdoor Educational Classroom outside Massena, IA on March 28th at 2pm. This session will focus on fire building and supplies, Leave No Trace principles, and trip planning. Take Hwy 148 south of Massena, Turn Left on Tucson Rd, Follow it East for about two miles, and then a right hand turn into the parking lot. The second session at the Campground Shelter inside Cold Springs Park on Saturday, April 18th at 6pm. This session will be all about supplies and gear! Bring your gear and stay with an optional camping night at Cold Springs park. FREE, all ages welcome!
40th Annual Audubon County Pheasants Forever Banquet will be held on Saturday, March 28 at the Agri-Hall at the Audubon County Fairgrounds. Social hour begins at 5pm followed by Prime Rib Dinner. Raffles & Auction begin at 7pm. Advanced tickets are $75 for single- $105 for couple. Get advanced tickets from any Pheasants Forever member or visit Audubon County Pheasants Forever on facebook. Purchase by March 15 and receive 50 free raffle tickets! Tickets at the door are $80 single- $110 for couple. Raffle tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20. Some early raffle prizes include: Benelli Super Balck Eafle 3- 12 gauge; Savage Model 12- 302 Caliber; Springfield Emissary 1911- 9mm and $1000 cash.
SUNDAY, MARCH 29
Southwest Iowa Beekeeper’s Annual Meeting takes place on Sunday, March 29th begininng at 1pm at the Cass County Community Building. The group’s mission is to support beekeepers, share knowledge and build the beekeeping community. Whether you have 1 hive or 100 hives, Southwest Iowa Beekeepers welcomes all beekeepers and all styles of beekeeping so whether new or old, big or small – join us for exchange of ideas and general bee camaraderie. But you have 0 bee hives? That’s ok too! We love to help new beekeepers get started. Beekeeping is both challenging and exciting and much like the bees we tend, we are stronger when we lean into each other for support. The club meets 5 times per year. Meetings are held in March, April, June, August, & October. The summer meetings are typically hands-on field days held on member apiaries. For more information you can contact Nathan Paulsen by emailing southwestiowabeekeepers@gmail.com
The Walnut Community Choir will perform “My Easter Story” by Johnathan Crumpton on March 29th at 2:00PM at Peace United Church of Christ at 404 North St. in Walnut, and again on April 1st at 7:00PM at Trinity Lutheran Church at 301 N. Chestnut St. in Avoca. Free will donation. Refreshments to follow both performances.
FRIDAY, APRIL 3
“I Can Only Imagine 2” (PG) will be showing at the Rose Theater in Audubon on Friday, April 3 and Saturday, April 5 at 7pm. Doors open at 6:30. Sunday matinee is at 2pm and doors open at 1:30. All seats are $4 cash and concessions are available for cash only.
SATURDAY, APRIL 4
Produce In the Park’s Spring Celebration Market takes place on Saturday, April 4 from 10am-noon at Nishna Valley Family YMCA. Kids can meet lambs, Kit and Kat, get their faces painted and have fun in the bounce houses. Fresh produce including leafy greens, sweet potatoes, carrots, and more; local meats (lamb, chicken, pork, and beef); farm-fresh eggs; local honey, jellies, jams; breads including sourdough; baked goods and desserts (cookies, cupcakes, kringle, cinnamon rolls, and more); freeze-dried snacks; arts and crafts; soaps, lotions, sugar scrubs, and beard oils; crocheted stuffies, candles and wax melts; decorations, gifts, and potted plants. Visit produceintheparkatlanticiowa.com for more information
Easter Egg Hunt takes place in Stanton on Saturday, April 4 starting at 10am at 213 Halland Ave in Stanton. Sponsored by Stanton American Legion Post 406 and Accura Healthcare of Stanton.
MONDAY, APRIL 6
P.R.I.C.E. Parenting/Caregiver Seminar takes place beginning Monday, April 6 and continuing each Monday through April 27 at the Ann Wickman Child Development Center, 703 Linn Street in Atlantic. A light meal will be served from 530-6pm and class is held from 6-8pm. This seminar is a unique four session parenting course to teach basic of positive parenting. Earn 8 hours of credit for the completed class. To register, call 712-243-2553. Sponsored by Child Care Resource & Referral, Thrivent Financial and I Care About Kids.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10
Atlantic Spring City Wide Garage Sales take place Friday, April 10 through Sunday, April 12 in Atlantic. There is a $10 participation fee payable to Christina Cosgrove …online via messenger (cash app, paypal, venmo) or drop off @ 404 W. 4th in Atlantic by Sunday, April 5th. There must be 15 people registered for maps to be printed. Digital maps will be posted as soon as they are ready (by Wednesday April 8th). Printed maps will be available (if enough people are registered) Thursday April 9th late afternoon @ All 3 Casey’s, Atlantic Chamber and BP. Include the following information with your fee…Name, Address, Phone number (will be kept confidential), Dates and Times participating and Items you will be selling.
Pizza, Puzzle and Pub Night takes place on Friday, April 10 at The Venue in Atlantic. Each 4 person team will race to eat one large pizza, drink 12 beverages and complete a 300 piece puzzle. Registration is $120 per team…due by April 3. Spectator fee is $10 at the door. Proceeds benefit Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library program in Cass County.
SATURDAY, APRIL 11
Corning Color Run takes place on Saturday, April 11 in Corning. The two mile route starts and ends at the Central Park square in Corning just north of downtown near the Corning Opera House with a shorter route for the walkers. The run and walk begin promptly at 9 am with same day registration available until 8:45 that morning. Anyone registering prior to Wednesday, March 25 will receive a free t-shirt, as well. Participants may park at Central Park up until 8:30 when parking access will be closed. The Southwest Valley High School Student Council and the National Honor Society are jointly hosting this run. The cost of registration is $25 with all proceeds going to The Thirst Project. The Thirst Project is an organization that uses 100 percent of their donations (a foundation pays for their organizational expenses) to help bring modern drinking systems (water towers, piping, etc.) to places in the world that still lack clean water. This is the second year that the two school groups have worked together to raise money for this worthy cause. Everyone of all abilities and ages are welcome to participate.
MONDAY, APRIL 13
Healthy Cass takes place on Monday, April 13 at noon at the Cass County Community Center in Atlantic. “Family Oriented Full Circle Resource Navigation” is this month’s topic. From crisis to careers: helping families reach stability. For more information, call 712-250-8170 or visit hcc@casshealth.info
THURSDAY, APRIL 16
Healthy U takes place on Thursday, April 16 at noon in Conference Room 2 at Cass Health. The April session will feature a presentation on strokes, led by members of Cass Health’s Emergency and Education Departments. Attendees will learn to recognize the signs and symptoms of stroke and understand the importance of seeking immediate medical care. Space is limited. A free boxed lunch will be provided for all attendees, and reservations are required. To reserve a seat, call 712-243-7479. For more information about Healthy U, visit casshealth.org/healthyu.
SATURDAY, APRIL 25
CC’s Cancer Crushers Relay For Life takes place on Saturday, April 25 from noon-4pm at the Lewis Community Center. Soup luncheon, desserts and drinks, along with a slint auction and raffle items. All proceeds go to The American Cancer Society. A $10 donation is requested.
SATURDAY, MAY 2
Stanton City Wide Clean Up Day takes place on Saturday, May 2 from 8am-4pm. Containers will be located at the city maintenance building. Drop off junk, old furniture, wood, appliances, metal, TVs, computers, etc. Also accepting car batteries. Senior citizens and disabled persons can call 712-829-2613 to arrange pickup on Friday, May 1 from 8am-3pm. No brush, limbs, trees or leaves.. No hazardous waste, explosives, tires, liquids, paint, railroad ties or raw garbage.
MONDAY, MAY 11
Healthy Cass takes place on Monday, May 11 at noon at the Cass County Community Center in Atlantic. “Senior Services” is this month’s topic. Redefining senior centers in rural Iowa. For more information, cal l712-250-8170 or visit hcc@casshealth.info
MONDAY, JUNE 8
Healthy Cass takes place on Monday, June 8 at noon at the Cass County Community Center in Atlantic. “Substance Misuse Resources In Cass County” is this month’s topic. Local and regional resources awareness. For more information, call 712-250-8170 or visit hcc@casshealth.info
SUNDAY, JUNE 14
Audubon County Flight Breakfast takes place on Sunday, June 14 from 8-11:30am at the Audubon County Airport, 2110 Hwy 71. Cost is $10 for those 6 and older. 5 and younger are free. Serving pancakes, ham & cheese omelets, juice, coffee and water. No parking at Airport: A Shuttle Bus will run from Audubon High School or bike or walk on the T-Bone Trail. For more information contact Audubon County Tourism 712-563-2742.
MONDAY, JULY 13
Healthy Cass takes place on Monday, July 13 at noon at the Cass County Community Center in Atlantic. “Mental Wellness: Community Awareness & Resources” is this month’s topic. For more information, call 712-250-8170 or visit hcc@casshealth.info
MONDAY, AUGUST 10
Healthy Cass takes place on Monday, August 10 at noon at the Cass County Community Center in Atlantic. “Local Food & Healthy Eating” is this month’s topic. Nutrition, access and health promotion. For more information, call 712-250-8170 or visit hcc@casshealth.info
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
Healthy Cass takes place on Monday, September 14 at noon at the Cass County Community Center in Atlantic. “Health Promotion Through Collaboration” is this month’s topic. Building partnerships that strengthen Cass County’s well being. For more information, call 712-250-8170 or visit hcc@casshealth.info
EXTRAS ….
CITY OF ATLANTIC YARD WASTE SITE HOURS:
The compost near the Schildberg Recreation Area is open seven days per week from 7:30-a.m. until dusk. The site is monitored by camera to catch illegal dumping. If the gate happens to be locked during those times, please call 243-3512 and tell them that the gate to the yard waste site is locked and a police officer will be out shortly to unlock the gate. The brush pile is offered to citizen within the city limits only.
*** City of Atlantic officials remind citizens to bring ONLY trees, branches, grass, garden waste, and/or leaves. ***
BINGO / GAMES
Heritage House Games: The 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month the community is invited to play cards or dominoes. Come as a group or as a single. Playing starts at 1 pm
Anita Sunset Club meets the first and third Tuesdays of the month at 11:30am at the Anita Congregational Church. Enjoy lunch, special guests and programs and card games. Call 712-249-4996 for more information.
Atlantic Elks Bingo is every Thursday at the Atlantic Elks Lodge, 411 Walnut St in Atlantic. Doors open 5:45 pm bingo starts at 6:30 pm.
Anita American Legion Bingo is held every Saturday night 6:30 to 10:00pm at Anita American Legion Hall. Doors open at 4:30. Dinner available for purchase.
Coon Rapids American Legion Bingo is every Tuesday. Doors open at 5:30, bingo starts at 6:30 pm. Prizes, jackpot $599 weekly. Games range from $20-$40.
Irwin Bingo is every Thursday at the Irwin Community Building (404 Front St) beginning at 7pm. Food will be served beginning at 5:30pm and Early Bird Bingo starts at 6:30pm with a progressive jackpot.
Join the Firehouse Flames for bingo every first Monday at the Memorial Building in Audubon. Doors open at 5:30 pm with a light lunch available, early bird bingo at 6:30 and regular bingo at 6:45 pm.
Shenandoah Eagles Bingo will be held on Sunday, December 12th from 2:30-5:00 pm at Shenandoah FOE Club Located at 709 West Thomas St Shenandoah, IA 51601. Shenandoah FOE Auxiliary #3849 has restarted their Sunday Bingo. Currently Bingo will be held bi-weekly starting November 14th, 2021. Holiday weekends are TBD. Early Bird starts at 2:30pm. Bingo starts at 3:00 pm. CASH PRIZES! Family Friendly event. Check the event page on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/eagles3849/
MUSEUM / CULTURAL CENTERS
American Legion Memorial Building, also known as the Armory, will be open for tours Saturday afternoons through October and by request through Atlantic Chamber of Commerce. See the web site at Arise Atlantic for more details.
Cass County Historical Museum in Griswold is now open Wednesdays-Sundays from 1-4
Audubon County Historical Society Meetings are held the second Tuesday of every month at 10 am (alternating meetings in Audubon and Exira). This is open to the public, the Historical Society is looking for volunteers!
Hitchcock House – During the season, the Hitchcock House is open for tours beginning at 1 p.m. on Thursdays through Sundays May 1st through September 4th. The same fee schedule listed above applies. The last tour each day begins at 4:15 p.m. Tours at other times and groups of 10 or more are encouraged to schedule a tour time by calling 712.769.2323.
Space to Play at Jens Jensen Landscape Park is open daily from dawn to dusk. Visit the Jens Jensen Prairie Landscape Park to find native plants, explore outdoor exhibits, play on innovative Danish-designed outdoor fitness equipment, gather around the council rings, and enjoy thirty acres of tallgrass prairie. Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to attend events hosted by the Museum of Danish America. If you are an individual who requires accommodation, please email info@danishmuseum.org. Museum of Danish America 2212 Washington Street Elk Horn 51531
The Swedish Heritage & Cultural Center in Stanton is open Wednesday-Saturday from 1-4pm April through October.
SUPPORT GROUPS / OUTREACH SUPPORT
Dementia Caregivers Support Group meets 2nd Thursday of the month at 719 Benton in Corning at 5:00 p.m. No registration is required…just pop in. This group is open to anyone who is now, or ever has been, a caregiver for someone with dementia.
FREE: Furniture and other items. Open on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 107 Cedar Street in Atlantic. If you need something, take it at no charge. If you have items that are in good shape and clean, donate them!
DISASTER RELIEF AT THE GREENFIELD MAINTENANCE BUILDING IS EVERY TUESDAY FROM 2-6PM.
2nd Hand Rose is open Monday’s 1:30-3:00 and Friday’s 9:30-11:00 at the Heritage House in Atlantic.
Grief Share meets Wednesdays from 6-7:30pm in the Heritage Hall at the Heritage House in Atlantic. No charge, donations for Grief Share are welcomed. Call Heidi 712-243-5492. This is sponsored by the Roland Funeral Home in conjunction with Grace Point Church.
NAMI Support Group meets the 1st and 3rd Thursdays each month at 2pm and the 2nd and 4th Thursday at 6:30pm at the United Church Of Christ in Atlantic.
H.E.A.L… Hope. Empathy. Acceptance. Love…meets the second Wednesday each month at 10am at the Exira Public Library in the meeting room. Their mission is to connect those living with incurable, chronic medical conditions with community that supports, educates and empowers them to improve their quality of life. Call 712-304-5779 with questions and for more information. follow them at www.facebook.com/groups/healiowa/
Creating Hope Together meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month from 5-8pm at the Audubon County Memorial Hospital in the Community Health Center, 1st floor. Enter at south door entrance. For more information call Peter Youngren at llrspprt@gmail.com
Public Health HCCMS Family Services is located at 1408 E 10th St. Call 712-755-4422 or visit www.shelbycountyclinics.com. Clinic will also be held in Irwin, Earling, Westphalia, Shelby, Avoca, Defiance, Panama, Portsmouth and Elk Horn. Appointments are not needed for these clinics.
HCCMS Family Planning is a program available for men and women of all ages, offering reproductive and other health services to help you get and stay healthy. They serve anyone requesting family planning services regardless of residency, household income or gender. In Cass County, your HCCMS office is located at Cass County Home Care, 1500 E 10th St., Atlantic, IA. For more information or to make an appointment call 712-243-7551 or 1-800-993-4345.
The Atlantic Lions Club takes used eye glasses and hearing aids. You can drop them off at these Atlantic locations: Hy-Vee, W & S Appliance, Fareway, or any Lions Club member.
WIC CLINIC- Call for information at 1-800-338-4129
