d studio, a Galva photography business owned by Denise Fishel, is in the process of moving to a new location.
Movies will begin to splash across the Galva Autovue Drive-In Theatre screens again this weekend, when the northside business opens for the 2012 season.
Nearly 60 people turned out Saturday to enjoy closing festivities for this year’s “Spring in Bloom” event hosted by the Galva Arts Council.
The group, which enjoyed a luncheon of chicken salad and ham sandwiches, many salads and an array of desserts, stayed around for announcement of winners of this year’s entries in the event. Bird houses, wreaths, flower pots and other spring items smartly and creatively decorated by area residents were given to people who had their names drawn from a hat.
It's third place for Market Alley Wines of Monmouth in the National Retail Federation's "This is Retail " video contest. Former Galva area resident Susan Kaufman, owner of the wine bar, called with the news at 8:08 a.m., our time.
The following are stories you will find only in the May 18 printed edition of the Galva News:
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR. The Galva area’s only weekly published schedule of events.
• EIGHTH GRADE PROMOTEES. See who’s being promoted from eighth grade to Galva High School.
• GRADUATE PHOTOS. See who’s graduating in the Galva and AlWood high school classes of 2012.
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