Deb's Corner

Where’s Deb This Week?

I have the opportunity to represent the media (bloggers, twitterers and newspapers like this one) at a conference in Chicago this week. They will be talking about social media use inside your company.

The conference will present an overview of how some companies are using the new tools to communicate, share knowledge, build relationships and collaborate more powerfully. But it's a brave new social media world behind the firewalls.

This is the conference to learn which of the new tools make the most sense for your organization and low-risk ways to introduce them. They include employee morale in a down economy, engaging diverse and far-flung employees across generations, how to blend old and new communication channels, leveraging front-line supervisors, and much more. There will be "economy-driven" topics, but also plenty of sessions that will give you the edge on what's next, and what you need to be doing this year to deliver more value and ROI from your social media - internal communications efforts.

Watch this corner and the website for updates from the conference—and how it will help our local businesses!

Has your company sent you to a conference? We’d like to share your stories here! Why not give Deb a call at 458-1114

Tuesday on the Town

Tuesday on the Town—time to come out and support your local downtown businesses and hear some great music.

5 to 7 pm Clay Underwood will be giving a free concert over by the Farmer’s Market. An up and coming country western star—here in Hampton!

At 8 pm The Hampton Municipal Band , under the directions of Brian Stevens will begin. Leon Kuehner will be playing Leroy Anderson’s classic “A Trumpeters Lullaby” and Talia Popp is going to sing “How Long Has This Been Going On?” Bring a blanket and enjoy the band under the summer sky. Songs like “The Chronicles of Narnia”, “God of our Fathers”, “America” and “The Klaxon” are just a few of the musical interludes you will enjoy.

Let’s give this Tuesday on the Town a try—who knows, if we all go I bet they’ll do it again!

Hampton Today made possible by sponsors like:
Michelle Hartman – Tupperware –641-373-8880 Denise Passehl – Watkins – 641-579-6227 Franklin County Farmers Market 641-456-4811 Patrick Palmer – The Computer Guy – 641-420-1234 Seven Stars Restaurant – 641-456-5378 Debra Brown – Melaleuca - 641-458-1114

Thermography Monday

Is it time to "Spring Cleanse"? What does your abdomen look like inside? With thermography, we can look at your body up close and record thermal patterns with amazing accuracy. These patterns are analyzed to look for abnormalities in the physiology. Wouldn't it be helpful to know if there is any inflammatory response in the abdomen before you start a cleanse regimen? Make an appointment and see for yourself what kind of clues thermography can offer you about your digestive health.

Clinical Thermography in Hampton June 15th Remember Appointments in Hampton fill up quickly! Call Twila now 866-240-9659 Scan a second body region for half price! Location: AmericInn 702 Central Ave. W Hampton, IA

Hampton Aquatic Center Forum

Monday at 6:30 pm on June 15 at Bandshell Park , Hampton , Iowa

WHO: Hampton Mayor Diane Weldin, Hampton City Manager Ron Dunt , Make a Splash! Campaign Honorary Chair couple Berry and Jan Johnson .

WHAT: Hampton Aquatic Center Forum, a public meeting to answer citizen questions about the Aquatic Center and how the project will be funded.

WHY: To answer questions and deliver accurate information about the Aquatic Center project and how it will be funded.

RAIN LOCATION: Harriman Park

Hampton Today made possible by sponsors like:
Michelle Hartman – Tupperware –641-373-8880 Denise Passehl – Watkins – 641-579-6227 Franklin County Farmers Market 641-456-4811 Patrick Palmer – The Computer Guy – 641-420-1234 Seven Stars Restaurant – 641-456-5378 Debra Brown – Melaleuca - 641-458-1114