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Hampton Officials To Meet To Discuss Economic Growth

By Brandy Centolanza
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HAMPTON-What is the current state of the economy for the City of Hampton and where is Hampton headed?

Those questions and more will be addressed by government officials who serve on the Hampton City Council, Economic Development Authority, Redevelopment and Housing Authority, and the Planning Commission during a special joint meeting on Wednesday, August 10 about economic growth.

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