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Cass/Atlantic Development Corporation is a public/private partnership serving as the economic development authority for Cass County, Iowa and the county seat, the City of Atlantic.

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1 month ago

As many of you have heard, Myers Industries will be closing their doors in December of this year. We are very disappointed to hear the news, but it was a corporate decision. The County, City nor CADCO was approached regarding any concerns or issues. Once the building is available, CADCO will do everything in our power to market this building for either a business expansion or possibly new business to our community. The work has already begun. Atlantic will bounce back, like we always do! ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

Another great opportunity from Iowa Western! Don't miss out! ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

WOW! This community is amazing!There aren't enough words to express our gratitude to First Whitney Bank & Trust Member FDIC INCREDIBLE donation of 2.5 MILLION DOLLARS! They've supported this project since the beginning, and their remarkable, lead donation has helped us get this project out of the "idea" stage and into reality!"This project changes the conversation on the future of Atlantic from surviving to thriving. Whitney Bank has been a leader in community development, and we see first-hand the needs of our community. We jumped at the chance to be a big part of this life-changing project. It is my hope that we can make Atlantic the jewel of Western Iowa for generations to come," Paul Gude, President & CEO of First Whitney Bank.Thank you, First Whitney, for always supporting this community and for helping us get this transformative project across the finish line! 🫶🌟 #ThrivingTogether #MyAtlanticIA Pictured Left to Right: Christina Bateman, Vision Atlantic President; Jason Nicholas, Whitney Bank Chairman & Board Director; Melissa Ihnen, Vision Atlantic Secretary; Paul Gude, Whitney Bank President/CEO & Board Director; Frank Greiner, Whitney Bank Board Director; Jeff Gude, Whitney Bank Assistant Vice President & Board Director and Jayme Farver, Whitney Bank CFO & Board Director. ... See MoreSee Less

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Cass/Atlantic Development Corp. is an equal opportunity provider.