STAFF REPORT
Glasgow News 1
With no new business and no old business before the Glasgow City Council on Monday night, it could be a quick meeting.
The council members will witness the swearing in of new city clerk Samantha Gibson, and new fire fighters Austin Carver and Jackson Fletcher.
Barren-Metcalfe Emergency Communications Center director April Dunbar will also give a presentation.
There will also be several announcements about upcoming events in the city as the holiday season swings into view, according to the agenda.
Below are the upcoming events of note on the agenda.
All City Administrative Offices will be closed on Wednesday, November 11th in observance of Veteran’s Day.
• 48th Annual Turkey Trot is set for Saturday, November 21st :
o 1⁄2 Mile Gobbler Gait ($10 registration fee) – 7:15am
o 1 Mile Walk / Run ($20 registration fee) – 7:45am
o 5 Mile Turkey Trot ($30 registration fee) – 8:30am
• Light Up Glasgow is scheduled for Saturday, November 21st – the first 200 families will receive a commemorative Christmas ornament.
o 4:30pm – Santa & Mrs. Claus will greet families at the gazebo
o 5 pm – Performances by Barren County and Glasgow School Choirs will
o 6 pm – Free showing of Elf at the Plaza Theater
• All City Administrative Offices will be closed Thursday and Friday, November 26th – 27th in observance of Thanksgiving.
• November 28th
– Small Business Saturday
o 2pm – 7pm – Ice Skating in front of City Hall
o 3pm – 6pm – YMCA Reindeer Games
o 4pm – 6pm – Santa will be in town
• December 4th at 7pm – Community Band Christmas Concert
• December 5th at 6pm – Glasgow Christmas Parade
• December 11-13 – The Plaza Theater Presents Far Off Broadway Player’s It’s a Wonderful Life (times and ticket prices available online or at the Box Office)
