CAMPAIGN NEWS

It’s time to elect leaders with proven experience in business, economics, and community development. Leaders who have a track record of getting things done. Leaders who will bring transparency, accountability, and fresh ideas to the table.

Together, we can revitalize Tallapoosa, support our local businesses, upgrade our infrastructure, and ensure that our city is a place where families and entrepreneurs alike can thrive.

To the nurses of Tallapoosa: you are seen, you are valued, and you are cherished. From the Glass family to yours, Happy National Nurses Week! This week and always, we honor and celebrate you.

Together, let’s build a Tallapoosa where progress is shared, opportunities are plentiful, and our community thrives—today and for generations to come.

committed to policies and actions that place sustainability and environmental stewardship at the heart of our community's growth and development

As we look ahead to the upcoming municipal elections this November, it's essential to recognize the pivotal role our City Council plays...

When it comes time to vote, choose the candidate who shares your vision and who will work tirelessly to bring about the changes our community so desperately needs.

Just as spring signifies a departure from the cold and an embrace of warmth and life, it's time for Tallapoosa to step into a new era

The Dogwood Festival is more than just an event; it's a celebration of Tallapoosa's heritage, community spirit, and the beauty of the season

Supporting local businesses is vital for sustaining the economic and cultural vitality of Tallapoosa.

I believe the best ideas often come from within our community.

Tallapoosa needs leaders who not only understand our rich heritage but are also proactive in creating opportunities for growth.

Rhubarb Jones embodies that spirit—a reminder of how a small-town upbringing can inspire a journey that touches countless lives.

We’re not looking to change Tallapoosa; we’re here to enhance our community, making it more accessible and inclusive for all residents

Let’s unite around our new rallying cry—"Don't Atlanta my Tallapoosa."

True preservation is not static—it involves adapting wisely to new realities while honoring our heritage.

Think of this post as an invitation to every Tallapoosa resident: what are your thoughts and ideas?

The individuals we elect will be making decisions that affect everything we hold dear—our homes, businesses, churches, schools, and overall

Every spring, as the weather warms, we dive into a season of renewal.

Transforming Helton Howland Memorial Park into an Event Destination