One of the first Christmas parades in western Kentucky this year will be in Fredonia Friday evening. The annual parade will begin at six o’clock.
Michelle Travis, one of the event’s coordinators, said the parade’s theme is “What Christmas Means to Me” and she hopes the parade entries reflect creativity with that theme.
click to download audioShe said parade entries need to line up at the old Fredonia school around 5:30.
click to download audioThe grand marshal for this year’s parade is Glenna Louise Shinall Rowland, a lifelong Fredonia resident and former city councilwoman who worked to restart the annual Christmas parade.
click to download audioTravis said Santa Claus will not only be in this year’s parade but will also stick around afterward to talk to the children and find out what they want for Christmas.
click to download audioTravis said there is no entry fee to enter the parade, which will be broadcast live Friday on WPKY and online at WPKYonline.com.
