Residents in Galva are advised that hydrant flushing is underway across town, starting in the southeast near the park district and moving through other areas this week. Locals may experience discolored water and should run taps until the water clears before doing laundry. The city council discussed contract renewal with Home Count Consulting to continue downtown improvements, including work at the historic Opera House. The former Appel Chevrolet building is now open for retail business proposals. A recent grant of $8,000 supports tree planting, with further funding to help manage city-owned trees. The grant will help with new plantings and removals, reinforcing the city’s ongoing commitment to maintaining its “tree city” status. Galva’s Freedom Fest received a generous $12,500 donation from Berkshire Hathaway for the July fireworks show. The city council approved an intergovernmental agreement for ordinance violation appeals with neighboring towns
Residents are invited to attend an information session at Big River regarding the carbon capture project on Tuesday, April 14, 2026. The event begins at 4 PM, with additional sessions set for 5, 6, and 7 PM. Each session starts with a presentation providing details on the program to be discussed. Organizers have arranged these staggered times to accommodate as many community members as possible. Participants can choose the session that best fits their schedule and will have opportunities to ask questions following each presentation.