South KC News

Rep. Mark Alford, a current member of the U.S. Congress representing Missouri's 4th District, recently shared a series of tweets covering various topics, ranging from a religious holiday to local governance projects. In his online posts, Alford communicated with his constituents and the broader public on significant matters and personal reflections.

On April 20, Rep. Alford made a post marking the Easter holiday, reflecting on its spiritual significance. He stated, "Happy Easter! As we close out the most important week in history, a week of hardship, defeat, and ultimately overcoming death, we gather with loved ones to solemnly honor the unforgettable sacrifice the Son of God made for each and every one of us."

Later, on April 22, Rep. Alford posted about a recent engagement with local officials. He expressed, "Great to be with the Dallas County Commissioners to go over new projects at the courthouse and discuss the future of local gas lines. Their vision is to provide improved and expanded services for citizens." This discussion was notably attended by Roger Bradley, Kirby Vest, and John Crawford.

In a subsequent tweet on the same day, Alford shared a brief, patriotic sentiment stating, "Big win for America incoming." The tweet was accompanied by a national flag emoji but did not elaborate further on the topic.

Mark Alford, aged 59, originally from Baytown, Texas, has been serving in Congress since taking over from Vicky Hartzler in 2023. He resides in Lake Winnebago and graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1988.