Matney for Mauldin

It was a pleasure to welcome Congressman William Timmons and members of his D.C. and District staffs to Mauldin on Monday. BridgeWay Station is a great example of what can happen when local government and private investment work together toward a shared vision.

25 yrs ago today, tragedy changed us forever. First responders ran toward what most of us would run away from. In Mauldin, we're fortunate to have dedicated men and women in our FD and PD who would do the same. May we remember. May we honor.

Labor Day is a good reminder that strong communities are built by people who work hard, take pride in what they do, and contribute in countless ways to the place they call home. I hope everyone has a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable Labor Day with family and friends.

A new school year is here, and that means our morning and afternoon routines are changing in and around Mauldin. Here’s to a safe and successful school year, and for everyone behind the wheel, let’s do our part to help get our kids to school and back home safely

Happy Independence Day! As you celebrate with family and friends today, please take a moment to remember the men and women of our armed forces, our veterans, first responders, and all who have sacrificed to protect the freedoms we cherish. Happy 250th Birthday, America!

We had a great time Friday morning with the team from WSPA as they visited Mauldin for last week’s “Zip Trip.” Thanks to @oliviadonnellly for having me on “Trivia with Olivia.” (Video ©2026 Nexstar Media Inc. All Rights Reserved.)

GE Vernova Park shows what can happen when public and private sectors come together around a vision. This stadium gives soccer a home, creates a new destination for residents and visitors, and strengthens Mauldin’s position as a hub for sports, entertainment, and econ development

Where are you spending your Friday nights this summer? Amp’d Up Fridays kicks off this week at the Mauldin Cultural Center. bit.ly/49q3NjH

Memorial Day is more than the "unofficial start of summer." It's a day of remembrance for the brave Americans who gave their lives in defense of our nation and our freedoms. Today, we honor those who never came home. May we always remember them with gratitude and respect.

I ate at the one in Mauldin on Friday. If you’re ever passing through, send me a DM. I’m buying.

Not saying I’ve ever wanted to do this, not I’m not not saying it, either.

Today we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his commitment to justice, service, and bringing people together. His words and actions remind us that progress comes from listening, leading with humility, and working toward a future that lifts everyone.

This week, I was sworn in for a new term on Mauldin City Council and honored to be chosen again by my colleagues to serve as Mayor Pro Tempore. Serving Mauldin is a privilege, and having my family by my side for the swearing-in made it even more special.

New Year’s Day is a time to reflect and look ahead. Grateful for the opportunity to serve Mauldin and excited about the work and opportunities that 2026 will bring. Wishing everyone a happy and healthy New Year.

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas. Grateful for our first responders, city staff, and neighbors who make Mauldin such a special place to call home. Hope you enjoy time with family and friends this holiday.

Today’s a good reminder of how fortunate we are to live in a community that shows up for each other. I’m grateful for the chance to continue serving and to work alongside so many people who care deeply about our city's future. Happy Thanksgiving, Mauldin.

We honor the men and women who have served in our nation’s armed forces. Their sacrifices made our freedoms possible. As the son and grandson of veterans, I’m especially grateful for their example of integrity, humility, and love of country. To all who served, thank you.

Thank you, Mauldin. I’m incredibly grateful for your trust and support in electing me to another term on Mauldin City Council. I’ll keep working to make Mauldin a place we’re proud to call home.

I got a great text this morning. “See you later today. Excited to vote for you again!” He made it home from college so we could vote together. Remember, if you haven’t voted yet, the polls are open until 7:00 p.m.

Election Day is here. Serving Mauldin is one of the greatest honors of my life, and I’d be grateful for your vote today. Polls are open 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. Let’s keep moving Mauldin forward together.