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The Greenbrier Parade, led by our local fire engine and Capt. America (aka Chris Thiel), started in the circle on Antigua, rolled down Antilles and ended up at the Country Club by way of Bahama. Prizes were given to best … Continue reading
The 2014 Greenbrier Independence Day parade will begin at 4:00 PM on July 4 in Antigua Court. Participants should assemble at 3:30 PM. The parade route will travel to Marquesas, then Bahama and finish in the Country Club parking lot. The parade will take place rain or shine.
There will be Sno-cones and inflatables in the Club parking lot.
Please: no fireworks on the golf course.
Enjoy these photos from the 2012 Parade: Click for Link.
Do you have pictures to share? Mail them to Steve.Ricker@gb-ra.com.
It looks like we will have a favorable weather window at 6:00 PM.
See you at the parade!
The 2013 Greenbrier Independence Day parade will begin at 4:00 PM on July 4 in Antigua Court. The route will travel to Marquesas, then Bahama and finish in the Country Club parking lot.
Please: no fireworks on the golf course.
Enjoy these photos from the 2012 Parade: Click for Link.
Do you have pictures to share? Mail them to Steve.Ricker@gb-ra.com.
Best Decorated Vehicle (Small Girl): Kelsey Crowe
Best Decorated Vehicle (Small Boy): Bryant (need help on the last name!)
Best Costume (Girl): Mary Keene Marrs
Best Costume (Boy): The Howard Boys as the Harlem Globetrotters
Best Decorated Bike (Girl): McKenna Hamm
Best Decorated Bike (Boy): Zavier Noe
Best Decorated Vehicle (Non-Auto): The Woods Family
Best Musical Entry: The Howard’s golf cart
Best American Spirit Adult Costume (Male): Billy Crowe
Best Costume Pet: Roxy Richardson
Pet Honorable Mention: Sally Dyster
Best Decorated Family Entry: The Brian Williams Family
Best Decorated Vehicle (Auto): No entry
Best American Spirit Adult Costume (Female): No entry
If you have other photos to share, please send them to: Webmaster@Greenbrier40509.com
The annual Greenbrier 
neighborhood parade will begin at 4:00 PM from Antigua Court. The route will proceed to Marquesas, then Bahama and end in the Club parking lot.
The Louisville office of the National Weather Service is reporting an elevated fire danger will continue.
An outdoor burn ban is in effect for Fayette County.
A fireworks ban is also in effect for Lexington and Fayette County. The ban will continue as long as the outdoor burn ban is posted. Community fireworks displays will proceed as scheduled.
We have received the following note from the Country Club:
Greenbrier Residents, please refrain from lighting any fireworks on golf course property or fireworks that may land on golf course property. The extreme heat and dry climate we are experiencing has created a dangerous fire hazard. If you do choose to light fireworks please do it in a manner that will avoid debris landing on golf course property to avoid the potential for fire. Thanks in advance for your cooperation to keep everyone safe.
Kelly Williams, PGA
Club Manager/Membership
Greenbrier Golf & Country Club