Under Alabama law, the power to appoint officers and employees in a city depends on whether that authority is given to the mayor or the council. In a mayor-council form […]

Every four or so years, when a new mayor and council take office, Cities, including Margaret hold what’s called an organizational meeting.Think of it as City Hall’s “Day One” – […]

For more than fifty years, municipal elections in Margaret have been more than just routine – they’ve revealed a deeply embedded pattern: the same names, limited competition, and few opportunities […]

Last time I shared, we talked about how a Town Center could spark local business and create a heart for our community. Today, I want to share the next piece […]

Let’s clear this up. I respect voters enough to be honest: Daryl McIntyre and I are not the same candidate – not in background, not in vision, and not in […]

Margaret isn’t just growing — we’re surging. Population Growth In 2020, Margaret had just over 5,100 residents. Today, the latest Census estimate puts us just shy of 7,000. That’s more […]

Margaret deserves leadership that’s trained, tested, and ready to deliver results. That’s why I’ve invested countless hours into the Alabama League of Municipalities (ALM) Certified Municipal Official Program — earning […]

Ever heard someone say Margaret doesn’t get its fair share of tax dollars because of our Odenville mailing address? I heard it too — and once elected, I went to […]

“We need a school.” → ✅ True. “But what are YOU doing about it?” → Let’s talk about that. Let’s start with the truth we all need to understand: 👉 […]

“Who is going to do all that?” Let’s be real, I’m not. Not alone. The truth is, I’m not afraid to do the work. Never have been. But have you […]