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This n That Spotlight: Hixson Council Tree Lighting

Katherine Raccuglia

Donald Kane, State Farm Insurance and President-Elect for the Chamber's Hixson Council, and Greg Martin, Hamilton County School Board and Vice President of Programs for the Hixson Council, joined Channel 9’s This n That recently to promote Hixson’s Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.

A fun and free free way to kick off the Christmas season, this event features refreshments, fellowship and the Hixson High School choir, band and strings departments.  

Where: Clear Creek Church of Christ at 5612 Hixson Pike  

When: 5:30 p.m. on Saturday Nov. 19

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