CAMPAIGN NEWS

Some moments remind us that leadership isn't about titles or press conferences. It's about showing up when your community needs you most. This week, I stood with the Cox family after a devastating incident that left their home condemned when a large tree fell onto their property. Beyond the damage to their residence, the incident also disrupted a home daycare that had been serving local families, leaving parents scrambling to find child care and a family facing tremendous unc

Tomorrow, our community has the opportunity to be part of something truly special. As America celebrates 250 years of independence, Niagara Falls will come together for our Fourth of July Children's Parade- a celebration of freedom, family, community, and the next generation. This event is more than a parade. It's an opportunity to bring neighbors together, celebrate our nation's history, and inspire a renewed sense of pride in the city we all call home. I want to extend my s

One of the greatest strengths of any community is its willingness to come together, have honest conversations, and work toward meaningful solutions. That spirit was on full display at this month's Heart of the City Forum, and I want to sincerely thank everyone who took the time to attend.The purpose of the Heart of the City Forum has always been simple: create a space where residents can hear directly from community leaders and candidates, ask important questions, and engage

In every community, there comes a time when residents must decide whether they will simply watch the future unfold or take an active role in shaping it. That is the purpose of the Heart of the City Forum. Our city faces real challenges. Families are feeling the pressure of rising gas and electric bills. Parents are concerned about the affordability and availability of child care. Businesses are navigating economic uncertainty. Residents continue to ask important questions abo

We see a problem, we develop a plan, and then we solve it. That's how real change happens. On Saturday morning, while mowing my lawn, I was approached by three young men raising money for their youth basketball team. As we talked, they shared something that caught me by surprise: they were traveling all the way to Buffalo just to practice. For many people, that might have simply been an interesting conversation. But I've never been one to walk past a problem when there's an o

Despite the heavy rain this Memorial Day weekend, our community gathered to do something far more important than enjoy a long holiday weekend- we came together to honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our nation. Memorial Day is more than a date on the calendar. It is a solemn reminder that the freedoms we enjoy today were purchased at a great cost. Generations of courageous Americans answered the call to serve, placing duty above self

What took place this past weekend was bigger than planting fruits and vegetables. It was about planting seeds of unity, responsibility, and hope right here in our community. Volunteers from all walks of life came together under the sun to help build a garden that will provide fresh organic fruits and vegetables to families in our neighborhood- completely free. As we worked side by side, listening to oldies music playing in the background and grilling food together, there was

Last Thursday was an absolute blessing as I stood alongside my brothers and sisters in Christ during the National Day of Prayer. In a world that constantly seeks to divide, confuse, and distract people, it was powerful to witness pastors, leaders, families, and believers gathering together in unity to seek God through prayer and worship. There is something transformative about believers coming together with sincere hearts- not for recognition, not for politics, but to humble

During Black History Month , I had the privilege of speaking with the students of the Niagara University National Black Pre-Law Association. I want to sincerely thank them for the invitation and for creating a space where meaningful conversations about leadership, perseverance, a nd purpose can take place. It was truly an honor to share my personal journey - the challenges, the lessons, and the faith that has guided me along the way. My goal in speaking with the students was

I understand why: the 4th District has been treated as a political stepping stone, used to advance personal ambition while harnessing Black and Brown votes for the mayor’s agenda. After losing the mayoral race, my opponent settled for the 4th District seat, only to pursue another office as assemblyman, neglecting the very residents who entrusted him to serve.

I am humbled and grateful to have been featured in both The Niagara Reporter and the Niagara Gazette for something that truly hits...

Faith. Fellowship. Forward. The 2025 Men of Prayer Breakfast, hosted by Archbishop Stephan Booze, wasn’t just another event on the...