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1945 Dade County Fair Expands to Two-Day Celebration in 2026

By Alannah Tinker, For The Dade County Sentinel What started as a simple Fourth of July idea has grown into one of Dade County’s signature summer traditions. The 1945 Dade County Fair will expand to two days for the first time in 2026, marking its ninth year with a broader schedule, a nationally recognized headliner…

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Regenerative Farming Emerges as Land Pressures Rise in Dade

The future of farming in Dade County feels more urgent with each new subdivision and housing development that pushes farther into what was once farmland. In a county where agriculture is still a defining part of our landscape, many people are asking what comes next if the ground beneath our feet keeps changing hands and…

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DCHS Construction Program Builds Functional Tiny Home to Be Used as Airbnb

BY ALANNAH TINKER For the Dade County Sentinel The Dade County High School construction program is building a tiny house to eventually be used as an Airbnb. The project is already underway with the initial structure formed including exterior walls, subflooring, and some framing. There will be pine v-groove siding on the exterior. The students…

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Mastering Your Goals: A Local Guide to Getting Organized and Achieving What Matters

In the whirlwind of adult life, it’s easy to feel like you’re constantly reacting rather than proactively building the life you envision. Whether it’s managing household tasks, advancing your career, or pursuing personal passions, getting organized and setting effective goals are often the keys to turning aspirations into achievements. If you’re ready to move from…

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Dade County Schools Transportation Director: Bus Safety Starts With Education and Awareness

As school buses travel the valleys and mountains of Dade County each morning and afternoon, keeping students safe requires more than trained drivers and well-maintained vehicles. It takes a community-wide commitment from other motorists, parents and students alike, according to John Smith, Director of Facilities and Transportation for Dade County Schools. One of the most…

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Your Dream Job Hunt: Finding the Right Fit in Today’s Market

For many, the idea of a “dream job” feels like a distant fantasy. But what if finding deeply satisfying work isn’t about luck, but about a strategic and intentional approach? As highlighted in my book, “Adulting 101,” securing your dream job in today’s dynamic market is absolutely within reach, especially when you focus on what…

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A Conservative Revolutionary Economic Proposal: The Economic System

By Stephen Yearwood Guest Columnist I wrote in Part I of this series that my purpose in developing this proposal has been to make the economy more just. In Part II, I argued that a “democratically distributed income” (DDI) would accomplish that. I did reject, however, using taxes/public debt for that purpose (for more than…

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