GLASGOW — Chris Roderick (left), Bob Cary and Glasgow-Barren County Chamber of Commerce President Jim Lee enjoy Zaxby’s chicken at the chamber of commerce’s Business After Hours on Thursday. This month, the business after hours was at the Liberty District Bunche Community Center’s soup kitchen. Lee said the program gave an opportunity to increase awareness about the services offered by the soup kitchen and encourage volunteerism. Volunteers estimate that they feed 100 to 120 people every time they operate.
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Chris Roderick (left), Bob Cary and Glasgow-Barren County Chamber of Commerce President Jim Lee enjoy Zaxby's chicken at the Chamber of Commerce's Business After Hours Thursday. This week, the business after hours was at the Liberty District Bunche Community Center's Soup Kitchen. Lee said the program gave an opportunity to increase awareness about the services offered by the soup kitchen and encourage volunteerism. Volunteers estimate that they feed 100 to 120 people every time they operate. Shelley Smith / Glasgow Daily Times Shelley Smith
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