David Ramos for Alderman Ward 2

10/27/2026

🗳️ Early Voting Ends Thursday!

Election Day is just ONE WEEK away!

If you haven’t voted yet, there’s still time to make your voice heard.

📅 Early Voting Ends: Thursday, October 29

🇺🇸 Election Day: Tuesday, November 3

Thank you to everyone who has already taken the time to vote and to all our neighbors who have welcomed me into conversations throughout this campaign.

I’m ready to get to work for you, Ward 2!

— David Ramos

10/26/2026

It was a busy fall week here in Hendersonville! 🍂

Between work, getting out and talking with neighbors, and keeping up with family activities, we’ve managed to enjoy some great moments along the way.

Thursday evening, we headed to Pig Fest, where our youngest experienced professional wrestling for the very first time. I don’t think she knew quite what to expect! 😂 Watching her reactions was half the fun.

We also spent some time cheering on our Commandos at Hendersonville High School! 🏈 What a game! The Commandos kept us on the edge of our seats and pulled off an incredible comeback victory. It was great seeing everyone celebrating together on the field afterward!

Sunday, we made our annual trip to the pumpkin patch. 🎃 Our pumpkin patch crew has gotten a little smaller over the years, with our three boys grown and our youngest son away at college. It’s a reminder of how quickly time passes and why we keep making time for these traditions.

And apparently, I’m still not too old for a ride on a little pedal tractor! 😂🚜

I’m grateful for the time spent with family, the conversations with neighbors, and the community we call home.

Hope everyone had a great weekend!

— David

10/22/2026

Keeping Hendersonville affordable matters. When governments raise taxes, our communities become less affordable, especially for young families and senior citizens.

As your Ward 2 Alderman, I’ll focus on accountable spending and respect for taxpayers, along with the priorities that matter to our community: public safety, strong families and local businesses, and roads, traffic, and infrastructure.

I love this city and want Hendersonville to remain a place where families can build a life and seniors can stay in the community they love. I’d be grateful for your vote on November 3.

—David

10/21/2026

This past Sunday was deeply meaningful for our family. We were honored to attend Jameson Wharton’s Football for the Cure, an event he started when he was just 10 years old after losing his Aunt Susie to ovarian cancer. He turned that loss into a mission that brings families together, raises awareness, and supports cancer research.

This cause is especially close to our hearts because I lost my mom to ovarian cancer seven years ago. Hearing Jameson speak about his aunt and seeing the dedication he continues to give to this event touched us deeply.

Our family’s relationship with Jameson and his family began many years ago, when Jennifer made a birthday cake for his little sister’s 1st Birthday and a milestone Birthday cake for his mom🎂. During a football event, she realized that our son Landon and Jameson were playing middle school football together at Ellis and then played together in high school at HHS. Since then, we’ve had the privilege of watching Jameson grow from that young middle school player to a Hendersonville High School Commando and then a Division I athlete—first at Vanderbilt University and now at Tennessee Tech.

As impressive as his accomplishments on the football field are, we are even more amazed by the young man he has become. Jameson truly has a heart of gold. His compassion, character, and dedication to something so meaningful make him an outstanding example of what young people can accomplish—even when the dream begins at a very young age.

Jameson, we are incredibly proud of you. Thank you to you and your family for everything you continue to do through Football for the Cure ➡️ https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1DYbC23kGo/?mibextid=wwXIfr. It is an honor for our family to support you. 🩵

10/20/2026

Pig Fest kicks off October 22, and I’m looking forward to being there for some pro wrestling with Hendersonville’s own local legend, Jeff Jarrett! Come hang out, say hello, and enjoy the fun with me. Hope to see you there!

Pig Fest will kick off on October 22, 2026! This three-day celebration brings the community together to support local charities with nonstop fun for the whole family.

Tickets to the wrestling match on Thursday are available online: https://www.prowrestlingent.com/events/

Tickets to Friday night's Hendersonville Hometown Jam headlined by Diamond Rio are available online: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2026-hendersonville-pig-fest-presented-by-gary-force-acura-tickets-1994242941321

Saturday's event features free admission! The event at Veterans Park will offer a BBQ Competition, vendors, college football, a Kidz Zone, co****le, a pickleball tournament, live pig races and more.

Learn more at www.pigfesttn.com.

Hendersonville Parks and Recreation Hendersonville Pig Fest Hendersonville Fire Department (TN) - Official Site Hendersonville, TN Police Department

10/19/2026

What a full and special weekend in Hendersonville! ❤️

Our family had the opportunity to be part of some truly meaningful community events this weekend, and we have so much we’d love to share. Each one touched our hearts in a different way, and we feel they each deserve their own moment of recognition.

First, Saturday’s Tunnel to Towers 5K. 🇺🇸❤️

What an incredible morning of remembrance, gratitude, and community as we came together to honor the lives lost on September 11 and the extraordinary sacrifices made by our military and first responders.

A heartfelt thank you to Dan and LeeAnn Bristol for their dedication to bringing this event to Hendersonville year after year, along with the many wonderful volunteers who make it possible.

What made this morning so special was seeing people from every walk of life come together for a common purpose. Firefighters running in full turnout gear, some carrying their equipment, others running alongside their families or pushing strollers. Firefighters who traveled from other cities and states to participate. EMTs, law enforcement officers, fellow first responders, community leaders, and neighbors all showing up in support.

We saw moms and dads pushing strollers, families walking and running together, and people who may have found every step challenging but kept moving forward. Jennifer completed the entire 5K on her prosthesis, making it a particularly meaningful experience for our family as well.

And that’s what made this morning so meaningful. Every person there chose to show up—not just to run or walk, but to honor the memories of those we lost, stand alongside the families they left behind, and support an organization that continues to make a difference in their lives. It was a beautiful reminder of what it means for a community to come together for something greater than ourselves.

With two sons who have served and are serving in the U.S. Navy, including one who is now a first responder, the mission of Tunnel to Towers is especially close to our hearts.

But perhaps one of the most meaningful parts of the morning was sharing this experience with our daughters and talking with them about September 11, 2001.

They weren’t yet born when our nation experienced that heartbreaking day, but it’s our responsibility to make sure their generation understands what happened, remembers the lives that were lost, and recognizes the courage and sacrifice of those who answered the call.

We keep their memory alive by continuing to tell their stories, from one generation to the next. 🇺🇸

Our gratitude goes out to Tunnel to Towers 5K Run & Walk Hendersonville, TN (Dan and LeeAnn Bristol), Hendersonville Fire Department (TN) - Official Site (Hendersonville Firefighters Association Local 3460), all the first responders, volunteers, families, and community members who came together to support this incredible cause.

And tomorrow, we’d love to share about another very special event we attended today—Jameson Wharton’s Football for the Cure. Another beautiful example of the heart of this community. ❤️

David Ramos | Ward 2

10/17/2026

A beautiful morning with our family supporting the Tunnel to Towers Foundation! 🇺🇸❤️

This is a cause that means so much to our family, and we’re grateful to be here honoring our military, first responders, and the heroes who have sacrificed so much.

There’s still time to come out and join us, or you can show your support by donating online!

Every step and every donation makes a difference. ❤️🇺🇸

https://runsignup.com/Race/TN/Hendersonville/TunneltoTowers5KRunWalkHendersonvilleTN

10/15/2026

🇺🇸 Some causes are especially close to our hearts. This is one of them. ❤️

This Saturday, our family will be at the Tunnel to Towers 5K Run & Walk Hendersonville, TN, and we’d love for you and your family to join us!

As parents of two sons who have served our country in the U.S. Navy, one who continues to serve and another who is now a first responder, we have a deep appreciation for the men and women who put their lives on the line for others.

September 11, 2001, is a day our nation will never forget. Tunnel to Towers honors that sacrifice by continuing to support our military heroes, first responders, and their families.

Jennifer and I will be there with our girls, and we would love to see our Hendersonville community come together for such a meaningful cause.

❤️ There’s still time to register to run or walk!

❤️ Can’t make it? You can still make a difference by donating!

❤️ Bring your family, bring your friends, and come be part of something special!

📍 Sanders Ferry Park, Hendersonville
📅 Saturday, October 17
🇺🇸 Opening Ceremony: 8:00 AM
🏃 5K Run/Walk: 9:00 AM

Register or donate here:
https://runsignup.com/Race/TN/Hendersonville/TunneltoTowers5KRunWalkHendersonvilleTN

We’re proud to support an organization that reminds us that service, sacrifice, and taking care of one another truly matter.

While we have time, let us do good. 🇺🇸❤️

10/15/2026

Drivers in Hendersonville can expect several lane closures along Walton Ferry Road and Old Shackle Island Road, temporary closures on side streets and an upcoming partial closure of Old Shackle Island Road in November.
READ: https://buff.ly/mX1LXiD

10/14/2026

🇺🇸 WE NEED YOUR HELP for WARD 2!

Have an hour to spare Thursday, Friday, or Saturday?

We would LOVE volunteers to help hold David Ramos signs at the early voting location!

📍 Community Church, Hendersonville

⏰ Even an hour makes a difference!

Simply stop by Lili Bella’s Bakery, pick up a sign, and head over when you have time!

❤️ Message our campaign page if you can help! Or simply stop by the bakery and grab a sign.

Every helping hand means so much to us!