(Greenfield, Iowa) – The Adair County Board of Supervisors this (Tuesday) morning, approved a few matters to come before them. First was a liquor license renewal for Carol Ann Root and the 4-H Building. Second was a bid of $25 per mowing, of the Grove Township Cemetery. Mike Mangels bid the same amount he was awarded last year, and will continue throughout the growing season this year.

The Adair County Board approved Family Farm and Agland Credit Disallowances, and the rental of the 4-H Building for $200, for the purpose of a County Safety Day meeting. And, they acknowledged a letter from an appointee to the Southern Iowa Regional Housing Authority, who is retiring. No action was taken until a potential appointee is spoken with about the position.

In other business, the Board heard from 3^rd District Republican Congressman Zach Nunn’s Regional Office out of Creston. Constituent Service Representative Tracee Knapp introduced herself and officially met each member of the Board and left them with a contact number. She also invited the Board to the offices’ Open House on Tuesday at 1:30-p.m., with the Congressman in attendance.

Nunn’s other regional offices are located in Ottumwa and Des Moines.