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IDOT Five-Year Plan Includes Projects in Cass and Adair Counties
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The Iowa Department of Transportation is planning for six bridge repair projects in Cass County over the next five years according to a draft of the $3.6 billion Iowa Transportation
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Iowa Workforce Development Communications For Immediate Release Date: May 11, 2021 Media Contact: communications@iwd.iowa.gov Iowa to end participation in federal unemployment benefit programs, citing...Valley Business Park
The Valley Business Park, consisting of 156 acres, is only a one hour drive from both Omaha, Nebraska and Des Moines, Iowa allowing it to be both convenient and peaceful. Cass County and Audubon County in Southwest Iowa, and the economic development organizations in both counties, are working together to develop the new business park. For more information visit https://www.valley-businesspark.com/. Or, check out our new Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/valleybusinessparkiowa.
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Cass/Atlantic Development Corp. is an equal opportunity provider.