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Despite the deceivingly warm weather that closed out last week, the Christmas season is almost upon us. Thanksgiving is next week and the annual Christmas parade will follow on Saturday, Dec. 6. City …
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Despite the deceivingly warm weather that closed out last week, the Christmas season is almost upon us. Thanksgiving is next week and the annual Christmas parade will follow on Saturday, Dec. 6. City crews took advantage of the warm weather last Wednesday, and, at the break of dawn, were out setting up Christmas lights around downtown buildings. With darkness falling so early in the evening, the lights provide a nice pick up during what can become for many a depressing time of year.
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