Of course you can find individual glaciers that are advancing. But the vast vast majority are retreating. The global mass balance or mean volume of all glaciers as a function of time is plotted here.

If you look, you will see nearly constant decline (since monitoring began in the 1940s), with a precipitious drop-off beginning in the mid-1990s.

You will also note that there was a brief period of increasing glacial mass in the late 1960s. This is part of what sparked the very brief popular (but never a scientific consensus) view that an new ice age might be approaching.

It is disingenuous and a logical fallacy to try to refute current "global" changes with specific local examples.