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Dade Property Owners Have Until July 20 To Appeal Assessment Notices

Dade County property owners who have questions about their new assessment notices do not have to guess their way through the appeal process. Tax Assessor Chief Paula Duvall said residents are encouraged to contact the Tax Assessor’s Office, review how their values were calculated and bring in any information that may help the county correct…

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Dade County Native Balances Graduation, Half Ironman And Cross-Country Journey

In the span of just a few weeks, Everett Christiansen graduated from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, completed one of the region’s most grueling endurance races and headed west on a multi-week road trip through the American Southwest. For the Dade County native, the stretch brought together several defining moments at once: graduating college,…

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Board Of Education Signs Off On $2.2 Million Paving Project Across Dade Schools

The Dade County Board of Education has approved a roughly $2.2 million paving project across multiple campuses, addressing deteriorating conditions that officials say have worsened over time. The project covers Dade County High School, Dade Middle School and portions of Dade Elementary School, where aging asphalt, drainage issues and structural failures have created ongoing maintenance…

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Service Dogs Help Reconnect Veterans, Restore Daily Life

For some veterans, the difference between isolation and re-engagement with the world can come down to something as simple as a nudge. Or a paw. A series of testimonials shared during a recent community breakfast in Trenton captured that impact in stark terms, with veterans describing lives once defined by anxiety, anger and isolation now…

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Rising Housing Costs Driving Dade County’s Push For Workforce Housing

With housing costs continuing to take a larger share of household income, Dade County officials say the need for affordable housing is becoming harder to ignore, as the alternative is quickly becoming untenable.  “One of the biggest things is … 30 to 50 percent of their income is going just for their house payment now,”…

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Fuller Wins D14, Calls Victory A “Strong Vote” For Trump’s Agenda

Republican Clay Fuller has won the special election runoff for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District, a victory he attributes to the endorsement by President Donald Trump and support from the greater North Georgia electorate. Fuller, who previously served as district attorney for the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit, advanced from a crowded special election field before defeating…

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