CAMPAIGN NEWS

We can’t afford to let frustration turn into division. Not now. Not when Tallapoosa’s potential is so clear. The choice next week isn’t about party or personality, it’s about whether we’ll move forward together or stay stuck in the past.

I’ve been talking with residents, business owners, and community leaders. I’ve listened to your frustrations and your hopes. The message is clear: people want real progress, not pricey renderings.

Tallapoosa doesn’t just need to preserve its traditions — we need to grow them into opportunities. Our festivals and parades should be more than fun; they should be a core part of our economic strategy. With the right leadership, we can make sure every event, big or small, shines a spotlight on our community and keeps Tallapoosa thriving.