(Atlantic, Iowa) – A reminder to citizens of Atlantic: Fireworks are allowed within the City Limits from 6- until 11-p.m., from Friday (June 30) through Tuesday, July 4^th. The City Council set those dates and times during their meeting June 7^th. The City said also, citizens should be aware of that only individuals 18 and older may purchase fireworks. Furthermore, persons under the age of 18 may only set-off fireworks under the DIRECT SUPERVISION of an Adult. Other rules include:

• It is illegal to set-off fireworks if you are intoxicated or impaired.
• Only shoot fireworks on your OWN property, or where permission has been given.
• NO Fireworks may be discharged within 300-feet of public school buildings, Assisted Living Facilities, or Hospital.
• You are liable for fireworks in your possession and those discharged by you.
• Do not alter, remove or handle powder from fireworks. Never disassemble fireworks
• Use fireworks according to directions, and NEVER point them at humans or animals.

Violating fireworks laws will result in costly fines, starting at $250.

The 2023 City-sponsored fireworks display contract was awarded to last year’s vendor, “Wild Wayne’s.” The company will fire-off their display at dusk/dark on July 4^th, at the Well Fields next to the Atlantic Sports Complex, across from the KJAN Studios.

In addition, on the 4^th of July, the Atlantic Rotary will hold their Flight Breakfast at the Atlantic Airport. The menu features all you can eat pancakes by The Pancake Man, sausage and drinks, for just $8. Fly-In Pilots eat for free! Proceeds support Atlantic Rotary Service Projects. The Flight breakfast takes place from 7-until 11-a.m., Tuesday.

The City of Atlantic’s Police, Fire and EMS personnel want you to have fun, and celebrate the Independence holiday responsibly and safely.

(Red Oak, Iowa) – Police in Red Oak report a man was arrested Tuesday night on a Montgomery County warrant. 18-year-old Kaiden Dale Jarvis Schooling, of Red Oak, was arrested in the 900 block of N. 6th Street, at around 9:07-p.m. He was wanted on a warrant for Failure to Appear (in Court). Schooling was also charged with Disorderly Conduct (A simple misdemeanor). He was being held in the Montgomery County Jail on a $1,000 bond.