Julio Guzman - Homestead

Have you ever worried about losing a cherished community space? Harris Field might face such a fate with a new facility planned nearby. Many locals, including me, have fond memories of playing there and fear what might happen. Community spaces hold deep sentimental value and losing them can change neighborhoods. What's a local spot you’d hate to see disappear? Share your story below.

Ever wonder why single family homes with yards are gaining popularity again? Many are moving away from tiny spaces despite affordability issues. It seems the desire for personal space is stronger than ever. Do you prefer a home with a yard or a smaller living space? Share your thoughts below.

What's it like to move from Cuba to Homestead? Amanda's journey in 2010 is a testament to the resilience and adaptability needed for such a big move. Many find the community in Homestead welcoming and full of opportunities. How did you adapt to a new community? Share your story below.

Some names aren’t just remembered, they helped build Homestead.
On this episode of TalkVisual305, Homestead Mayor Steve Losner shares the incredible story of one of Homestead’s legacy families and how the entrepreneurial spirit behind the First National Bank of South Miami helped shape our community. During the Great Depression, a group of local teachers pooled their savings to purchase a building and charter a bank—proving that even in the toughest times, vision and determination can leave a lasting legacy.
If you enjoy learning about the people, families, and stories that built Homestead, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

The foundation has been built. The vision is clear. The standard keeps rising.
is preparing the next generation of cosmetology and barbering professionals to lead with confidence, skill, and professionalism.
The goal is simple. When someone asks where you learned your craft, you can answer with pride because you trained at a school committed to excellence.
The future of cosmetology education is being shaped right here in South Florida. This is more than a school. It is a community that is raising the bar and inspiring the next generation of beauty professionals.

Most people think successful businesses are built with big budgets.
The truth is, they’re built with consistency.
When Albert Eiras left the corporate world, he didn’t wait for customers to find him. He studied how companies like Coca Cola and AT&T built their brands, then put those lessons into action in his own community.
He handed out flyers door to door, often with his children by his side. He invested in direct mail, television commercials, and billboards, always believing that the best businesses are built by serving the people closest to them.
Success rarely comes from one big moment. It comes from showing up day after day, even when no one is watching.
Support local. Invest in your community. Keep showing up.
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Nobody told me this when I was selling my house. Preparing your home for sale in South Florida can be a game-changer. Make sure the house is ready to attract buyers quickly. What's your top tip for selling a home fast? Share your advice below.

Success isn’t always about making more money, sometimes it’s about being present.
“I opened a barbershop so I could raise my three kids. They did their homework in the back office, helped around the shop, and stayed close to me instead of being out on the streets.”
That decision didn’t just build a business—it built a family legacy.
Watch our conversation with and hear how Alberto Eiras turned entrepreneurship into a mission to put family first.
Would you make the same choice for your family?

Ever felt like your ideas weren't heard at work? This city manager believes in empowering employees to speak up and share ideas for better efficiency. It's all about creating platforms for innovation and improvement. What's a change you'd like to see in your workplace? Share your thoughts below.

Have you ever had to leave a place you loved for reasons beyond your control? Our family moved to Hialeah from our beloved homeland, seeking something familiar amidst change. It wasn't easy, but we found a community that embraced us. How has moving impacted your life? Share your story below.