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Let’s be clear: No one should be threatened, harassed, or belittled for supporting a candidate or asking questions about their tax payer funded city leaderships decisions. That’s not leadership — that’s despotism. When elected and appointed officials stalk residents, threaten businesses, or belittle residents based on where they were born, that’s not politics. That’s abuse.…
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I’ve stayed quiet long enough.This is what it looks like when powerful people feel threatened by accountability.My signs — ripped up, torn down, thrown in ditch.My supporters — intimidated, warned, even threatened.My campaign — targeted by those using public resources and positions to protect the status quo. But we are not going anywhere. This isn’t…
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Tonight, I had the honor of attending Attorney General Steve Marshall’s campaign kickoff for the U.S. Senate — a strong showing of leadership, principle, and vision. As someone who’s spent years standing up for Margaret’s families, I was encouraged to hear Steve speak with conviction about defending the Constitution, protecting citizens, and ensuring government accountability.…
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In every campaign, there’s a moment where the noise starts to drown out the substance. Accusations fly. Rumors circulate. And suddenly, it’s not about the issues — it’s about the drama. Let me be clear: that’s not my campaign. I’m not running on slander. I’m not interested in tearing people down just to climb my…
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The latest U.S. Census estimates are in — and the numbers tell a powerful story about Margaret and the momentum we’ve built. From 2010 to mid‑2023, Margaret’s population climbed from 4,428 to around 6,236, marking an impressive 41% growth. That pace outstripped Springville (≈28%) and Odenville (≈39%), and far exceeded the ~14% growth rate seen…
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I’m proud to share that I’ve completed my second year as a volunteer with the TEALS Program — a Microsoft initiative that helps high schools across the country build and grow inclusive, equitable computer science programs. TEALS (Technology Education and Literacy in Schools) partners professionals with educators and students to increase access to computer science.…
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I officially qualified to run for Mayor of Margaret and filed my Statement of Economic Interests with the Alabama Ethics Commission. This isn’t just a campaign — it’s a commitment to lead with integrity, transparency, and purpose. But this moment isn’t just about me. 👉 It’s about all of us who believe Margaret can be…
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This past week at the 2025 Alabama League of Municipalities Convention in Huntsville was nothing short of inspiring. As we gathered to celebrate ALM’s 90th anniversary, the energy and commitment to our communities were palpable. Governor Kay Ivey set a resolute tone, emphasizing public safety as her top priority for the 2025 legislative session. Her…
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Leadership isn’t about going along to get along. It’s about standing up — even when it’s uncomfortable — and doing what’s right for the people you represent. For years, Margaret’s city council districts were imbalanced. Some council members represented hundreds of residents, while others represented over two thousand. That’s not fair. That’s not democratic. And…
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One of the most inspiring moments of this campaign so far came in the form of a message from a young person in our community. He told me that he had been following my work on the City Council, saw how I’ve advocated for Margaret, and that he planned to cast his very first vote…