Holiday shopping, photos with Santa, annual parade highlight festivities in Greenbrier
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‘Christmas in the Commons’
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Three-year-old Chaz Sparkman, left, and Ryan Sparkman, 4, both of Springfield, have their photo taken with the Grinch. The furry, green character was on sight at The Secret in the Sass cupcake vendor table during Christmas in the Commons. The event was hosted by the GreenRidge Chamber of Commerce. CANDIS ANN SHEA
Greenbrier High School mascot Bobby the Bobcat made an appearance. Bobby made his way around the Town Square Commons, waving and having his photo taken with holiday shoppers. CANDIS ANNS SHEA
Michelle and Andrew Zahn of Greenbrier came out to Christmas in the Commons with their daughter, Charlotte, and their dog, Ginger, who was sporting a festive elf look that day. CANDIS ANN SHEA
Kaylee Green with Teddy Bear Mobile fills a pink reindeer with white stuffing for a customer. CANDIS ANN SHEA
Logan Emery and Mason Emery, 3, took time to pose for a photo while inside a giant snow globe resting in the midst of the Town Square Commons between Golly G’s and Frankly Yours Boutique and the law office of Jody Dorris. CANDIS ANN SHEA
Julie Soisson of One Kind Cookie helps Ashlee Osborne, in back, and her sister, Anna, as they check out the goodies for sale. CANDIS ANN SHEA
Seven-year-old Peyton Cowell of Coopertown came out to the Greenbrier festivities, and while there, he made sure to let Santa Claus know he really wanted a trampoline for Christmas. CANDIS ANN SHEA
Madison Sams, left, Erik Woodward and Jessica Woodward were on sight at the Town Square Commons with The Kettle Queen, ensuring hungry patrons were able to get a snack. The Kettle Queen is located out of Smiths Grove, Ky. CANDIS ANN SHEA
Guests enjoyed riding up and down Railroad Street, while others indulged in barbecue and Philly steak sandwiches at the Smokey Ridge Grill food truck. CANDIS ANN SHEA
A young lady tosses candy to the crowd while riding in a VTK Dumpsters & Recycling truck during the annual Greenbrier Christmas parade. CANDIS ANN SHEA
Girl Scout Troop 454, adorned in hats, jackets, and facial masks, wave at onlookers during Greenbrier’s “A Christmas Carol” parade. CANDIS ANN SHEA
Shoppers browse and shop at the businesses set up as part of Christmas in the Commons, which according to officials, sported around 30 vendors. CANDIS ANN SHEA
