We're back! After a brief hiatus (life has been busy, and I'll get into that soon), I'm excited to return with something that is deeply personal. Yes, yes I know there’s been a lot going on in Midway lately, and I’m excited to catch you up at a later date, but today isn’t about potholes, planning meetings, or my love for the farmers market, it’s June 1st—the start of Pride Month—and I couldn’t let the day pass without saying something. 

It's been three months. Three months of council meetings. Three months of working for the betterment of the community. And it's just getting started.

You know that Schoolhouse Rock song about how a bill becomes a law? The one that goes, "I'm just a bill. Yes, I'm only a bill and I'm sitting here on Capitol Hill..." It explains the legislative process in a fun and catchy way. I certainly credit it with my knowledge about how a bill does or doesn’t become a law...

It's officially a month into my term serving the people of Midway. A month filled with snow and ice. I'm still pinching myself that I have the opportunity to represent the finest people in the world. I get to represent our Hallmark town wherever I go. As Mayor Vandegrift said in our last council meeting, "Midway is a small town that does big things." I couldn't agree more...

The Kentucky Legislative Session just gaveled in for 2025. It may or may not come as a surprise, but I'm watching what's going on in Frankfort. Not only because I want to see what my elected officials are up to, but because a lot of the issues that we deal with as a City are addressed by the General Assembly. In fact, there are a lot of things we can't do as a City, but the State (through our Representative and State Senator) can...

I think it is finally setting in that I get the pleasure of representing the people of Midway. These past few weeks have been very busy preparing to be the best Councilmember I can be. Whether it's trainings, meeting elected officials near and far, or simply getting everything set up with the City of Midway, I've found so much joy in telling folks that I get to represent the wonderful people of Midway...