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Chris Dorst
Hats off to them
When Hannah Williams created the "Hats of Hope" knitting club at Winfield High School two years ago, she had no idea the impact it would have on its participants. After Williams taught Kayleigh Kleppinger, 17, to knit, she decided to make a hat for a young family friend.
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Hats off to them
When Hannah Williams created the "Hats of Hope" knitting club at Winfield High School two years ago, she had no idea the impact it would have on its participants. After Williams taught Kayleigh Kleppinger, 17, to knit, she decided to make a hat for a young family friend.
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