The Adair County Board of Supervisors are set to meet 9-a.m. Wednesday at the courthouse in Greenfield. On their agenda, is a report from County Engineer Nick Kauffman, who will also have a final voucher for the Board to sign for Fort Dodge Asphalt Company, with regard to County-wide road crack sealing.The Board will also set the date for a Public Hearing on a Road Classification change.

Afterward, Mike Galloway, with Ahlers and Cooney, will discuss with the Board a Union Contract and Certification Election.

At 10-a.m., the Adair County Supervisors will hear from Adair County Sheriff Jeff Vandewater, with regard to Prisoner Meals, and at around 10:15, they’ll hear from VA Commissioner John Schildberg, with regard to the VA Directors’ resignation.

Get a kick start to your holiday shopping and purchase discounted AtlantiCash, presented by First Whitney Bank & Trust, this Saturday only at the Atlantic Area Chamber of Commerce.  “We wanted to think of something exciting to do for the community to encourage them to do their holiday shopping locally. Last year we sold $10,000 of AtlantiCash in 20 minutes so our goal this year is to sell $15,000,” Bailey Smith, Executive Director at the Atlantic Area Chamber of Commerce said. From 9 AM – 12 PM Saturday, November 10^th only, AtlantiCash will be available in packs of $100 for $80, a 20% discount. Community members can purchase up to three packs. Payment must be made at time of purchase in the form of cash or check only. There is a first-come, first-purchased basis with only a limited amount of AtlantiCash available. “We wouldn’t be able to pull this promotion off without the help of First Whitney Bank and their generous contribution. Their partnership helps us support local merchants and put money back into Atlantic,” mentioned Smith.

The Holiday Promotion is also sponsored by Hy-Vee, Olsen Fuel Supply, Brown’s Shoe Fit, Brymons Interiors, Fareway, Outfitters Outlet Store, Something For You, Sweet Joy Shoppe and Unique Salon & Spa. The Holiday Open House will also be taking place Saturday beginning at 9 AM. Businesses will be offering a holiday sneak peek as well as treats, giveaways and special promotions. Participating locations include: Atlantic Motor Supply (NAPA), Aunt B’s, Bonnesen’s, Brown’s Shoe Fit, Brymons Interiors, Cappel’s Ace Hardware, The Franklin Market, Hanson’s Fine Jewelry, Something For You, Steffens Cycle Shop, Style Sixty & Co., The Picker’s Parlor and The Uppercut & More Boutique

Pick up your Christmas Brochure from area retail businesses, like the Chamber on Facebook or follow on Twitter to find dates and details to celebrate Christmas in Atlantic. You can find a complete list of activities at www.christmasinatlantic.com. Capture the Christmas magic with #MyAtlanticIA and post to the Atlantic Area Chamber’s Facebook page or Instagram (AtlanticIowaFan). Contact the Atlantic Area Chamber with any questions at chamber@atlanticiowa.com or call 712.243.3017. Christmas in Atlantic is presented by TS Bank.

Police in Creston arrested a man at around 2:40-a.m. today (Tuesday). 51-year old Michael Spare, of Afton, was taken into custody for Driving While Suspended. He was later released on a $300 bond.

WATERLOO, Iowa (AP) — A jury has convicted a Waterloo man of two crimes but acquitted him of a third in an accident that injured his girlfriend’s daughter. Black Hawk County court records say 53-year-old James Smith was found guilty Monday of serious injury by vehicle and of leaving the scene of the accident. He was found not guilty of child endangerment causing serious injury. The records don’t show a sentencing date. Police say the 11-year-old girl was injured April 18 when Smith drove out of the couple’s driveway in Waterloo.

The girl’s mother, 33-year-old Anita Nelson, told officers she didn’t know who struck the girl and denied Smith was involved. She’s pleaded not guilty to making a false report. The records say her trial is scheduled to begin Dec. 4.