Greensburg Matters

12/23/2018

11/29/2018

Here are some fantastic photos taken by Joshua Michaels of Downtown Greensburg. Feel free to share your favorites!

11/28/2018

The City of Greensburg will start the annual leaf pick up December 3rd, 2018. There will be two pickups in each area. All leaves must be placed at the curb. Listen to K-Country, Q 104, or The Big Dwag radio stations, also check out Greensburg Matters page for any changes due to weather. Currently the dates (weather permitting) are as follows:

December 3rd & December 10th
E Goose Creek, N & S Water St., Depot St., E Columbia, Pendleton Court, Hodges, Riverview, Texas, McCullum, Coakley, Henry, Wilson, Durham St., Durham Ct., E Hodgenville

December 4th & December 11th
Depot, Shreve, Lowe, Cook, Cemetery Road, Nancy, Scottsville, N Coakley, Belmont, Arlington Circle, Long Meadow, Autumn, Valley Dr, Woodson Dr, Carlisle Ave

December 5th & December 12th
W Locust St., Legion Park, Taylor Ave., Russell Ave., Elm St., Penick Ave., Cedar St., E. Locust St., Brummal Ave.,

December 6th & December 13th
1st St., 2nd St., W Court St., W Hodgenville Ave., W Columbia Ave., Academy St., Lewis Court, Graham Court, Hidden Valley, Moore Avenue, Bluebird Lane, Sparrow Drive, N 61, Hillview Acres, W Goose Creek

December 7th & December 14th
61 S, Shady Lane, Meadow Lane, Industrial Drive, Park Avenue, McKinney Street, Milby Street, Circle Drive, Oaklawn Drive, Avery Drive, Quail Valley Drive, Cardinal Drive, Quail Hollow, Hill Street

Any questions, please call City Hall.

- Mayor Lisle Cheatham

11/21/2018

2018 Greensburg Miracle on Main Schedule of Events

Come help light up Greensburg this Saturday, November 24th on the Greensburg Public Square and help support your favorite local businesses.

Pictures with Santa begin at 3 PM CT in the Old Courthouse with the parade and lighting service at approximately 5 PM CT.

Come help celebrate the official start of the Christmas season with this Greensburg tradition.

Please, pass this schedule of events on to all your friends and family and ask them to meet you there!

Merry Christmas!!!

- Mayor Lisle

11/13/2018

Greensburg Celebrates National Home Care Month

Today, I was thrilled to once again join the staff of Amedysis to help celebrate National Home and Hospice Care Month in Greensburg. Their staff and those of the other Home Health Care agencies in the area provide a valuable service to the people of Greensburg and Green County.

Please join me in thanking them for their care and attention to our friends and family. Their's is a true calling and love for their fellow neighbors.

- Mayor Lisle Cheatham

11/12/2018

It's the 100th Veteran's Day - Take the time to thank a Veteran!

Although yesterday was technically Veterans Day, it is being celebrated across our great land today. I wanted to stop and take time to thank all of our veterans for their service in protecting America.

It doesn't matter whether you are a Democrat, Republican, Independent, Libertarian or support no party at all. It doesn't matter your ethnicity, or your religion. We all owe a debt of gratitude to those men and women who serve and have served. Countless thousands have given their lives in protection of that great experiment called Democracy.

Democracy is hard and, despite the fact that it has lasted over 200 years. No one works harder or commits more to its preservation than the veterans of our military. Each and every time you come across a veteran or someone now serving, be sure and thank them for their service.

- Mayor Lisle Cheatham

10/30/2018

Halloween Trick or Treating and Oktoberfest Events Update

Based on the changes in the current weather forecast, which has now pushed the highest probability of rain into Thursday, the City and County are planning on moving forward with Halloween Trick or Treating hours and the Oktoberfest on the Square as originally scheduled tomorrow, Wednesday, October 31st - All Hallows Eve.

If there are any drastic changes to the weather forecast, we will again notify the public of any changes at that time.

- Mayor Lisle Cheatham

10/29/2018

Halloween - Oktoberfest Update

In talking with Judge Frank, we have decided the best way to move forward with both Halloween Trick or Treating and the Oktoberfest scheduled for downtown on Court St., is to keep the current schedule for Wednesday, October 31st and re-evaluate closer to Wednesday.

If the weather continues to be a safety concern at that time, the alternative day will be Friday, November 2nd with the same schedule of events. We felt this would allow more time for parents to make adjustments to their schedules if needed.

Please share this post and check back closer to Wednesday for continued updates. We want everyone to have a happy and safe Halloween experience!

- Mayor Lisle Cheatham