What’s at the Windsor?
By Windsor Theatre manager Jim Davies

Hospitality Served up for Thanksgiving
Lee Nelson, Contributor
 
P1: Deb Hansen, Karen Mussman and Susan Bender were three residents who took time to help serve a Thanksgiving meal at YFC in Hampton Nov. 23rd. 
 

Knights of Columbus Light Up Bandshell
Matt Grohe, Hampton Chronicle
 
St. Patrick’s Knights of Columbus set up Nativity for 26th year
 
P1: The Knights of Columbus council 10768 has set up the nativity scene in Band Shell Park in Hampton for approximately the last 26 years. Photo credit Lee Nelson.
 

Kiwanians Honored
 
P1: Ted Vosburg and Naomi Morton were awarded Legion of Honor certificates marking 25 years of Kiwanis Membership at the Regular Meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Hampton Nov. 21st.

December Hampton Old Time Country Hoedown Dec. 4th
Matt Grohe, Hampton Chronicle
 
Last Hoedown of 2023 will feature some holiday numbers to close out 10th year
 
P1: Local musicians Terry Juhl and Dawn Groszkruger take the lead at the June 2023 Hampton Old Time Country Hoedown.
 

Code Counsel: Second Helping of Food Trucks
by Jim Davies, Member At Large, Hampton City Council
Back in August, one of my Code Counsels discussed food trucks.   The Hampton City Council is now considering an ordinance amendment and a new resolution dealing with this matter.

Abe Lincoln Impersonator Makes Pit Stop at Hampton Library 
 
By Jennifer Burnham 
News Editor
Hampton Chronicle
 
Abraham Lincoln made a special appearance at the Hampton Public Library Monday evening, Nov. 27. 
 

First Bank Hampton Triumphs in Food Drive Challenge
Matt Grohe, Hampton Chronicle
 
P1 The victorious team at First Bank Hampton poses Nov. 21st with their challenge winning haul of food items for the Franklin County Food Pantry.
 

Light Up the Night-Sleigh the Day Draws Hundreds to Downtown Festivities
Lee Nelson, Contributor
 
Crowds line Hampton’s streets for parade amidst season’s first big snowfall 
 
P1: Over 500 merrymakers were drawn to the third annual Light the Night tree lighting ceremony in bandshell park hosted by Franklin REC. Photo credit Lee Nelson

First Bank Hampton Triumphs in Food Drive Challenge
Matt Grohe, Hampton Chronicle
 
P1 The victorious team at First Bank Hampton poses Nov. 21st with their challenge winning haul of food items for the Franklin County Food Pantry
 

What’s at the Windsor?
By Windsor Theatre manager Jim Davies

West Fork CSD Expels Student for 2023-2024 in Nov 13th Session
 
Student will continue to receive instruction but not attend
 
Official Proceedings – Special Meeting – November 13, 2023 – (unapproved)
 

United Methodist Bazaar a Tremendous Benefit
Matt Grohe, Hampton Chronicle
 

SLEIGH THE DAY, LIGHT THE NIGHT 
 
Schedule of Events
 
DOWNTOWN HAMPTON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25TH, 2023
 
10:30-11:30AM
 
Franklin REC Storytime @ Center One *Sponsored by Ron's Roofing
 
11:00AM-2:00PM
 
Firemen's Lunch @ Hampton Fire Station (jumbo all-beef hot dog, chips, dessert bar & water*) *Free Will Donation
 
12:30PM-3:00PM
 

November 18th Pop-up Features Familiar Faces
Matt Grohe, Hampton Chronicle
 
Visitors to the pop-up market at First & Second Vintage Too! From 10am - 2pm this past weekend saw many familiar vendors in the corner space downtown. Coming back for the 2nd to last market of the year were Scone Boy, One of a Kind by Kendalle, Sally Shall Sew, Smokin’ Manas, Santas by Deb and Koenigs’ Acres.