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Take and Make program engages library patrons
ORANGE PARK – Clay County libraries are continuing to find new ways to engage their patrons. With in-person visits drastically decreased due to the COVID-19 pandemic, they still want to find … more
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Federal officials tell local school districts to resume state assessments
CLAY COUNTY – All schools in Florida must administer state assessments according to President Joe Biden and his education department. The news comes as a bit of a surprise after regular state … more
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Celebrate Clay History
Albert Weeks was just 17 years old when he shot and killed the man who mortally wounded his mother, Lora Weeks. It was August 11, 1911. The location was a place called Waller, in southern Clay … more
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Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm commemorated at Cecil Field
JACKSONVILLE – The 30-year anniversary of Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm and northeast Florida veterans’ contributions were commemorated Saturday, Feb. 27, at the Cecil Field POW/MIA … more
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Facebook question of the week: Should students be required to take state assessment tests during pandemic?
CLAY COUNTY – President Joe Biden announced last week that state assessment tests will resume, despite the effects COVID-19 has had on education. Testing was suspended a year ago as a result of … more
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Projects by Derousie, Kouchakjy earn awards at Clay County Science Fair
CLAY COUNTY – Two high-schoolers aren’t just going to the state science fair competition, but the ISEF Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair as well. Due to COVID-19, these … more
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Spring fling
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The combination of unseasonably warm temperatures, bright sunshine and the chance to get outside helped turn Saturday’s Spring’s Street Market the Springs Chapel into a … more
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Men in kilts: Scottish Highland Games and Festival celebrated at fairgrounds
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Kilts were in vogue as people of Celtic descent converged at the Clay County Fairgrounds Saturday, Feb. 27, for the 26th annual Northeast Florida Scottish Highland Games and … more
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Keystone Heights decides: Deirdre Murphy wants Keystone Heights to maintain is small-town feel
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – Deirdre Murphy loves Keystone Heights. She loves its small-town charm and its small-town feel. She loves being able to walk into the grocery store and feel like everyone knows … more
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Rawls brothers cornhole career on target for national prominence
MIDDLEBURG – Brothers Alan and Alex Rawls are prime examples of what happens when people get hooked on playing cornhole. What started as a tailgating and party game has evolved into a popular sport … more
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One water bottle at a time: Fleming Island Environmental Club working to save the planet
FLEMING ISLAND – Students who are members of the Fleming Island High Environmental Science club are working to help their classmates and faculty become more environmentally friendly.The club is … more
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Wildcat Saturdays: Orange Park Junior High stays ahead of the learning curve with voluntary weekend sessions
ORANGE PARK – The — The Wildcats at Orange Park Junior High are working to get ahead of the learning loss stemming from COVID-19.It’s no surprise that the first few months of … more
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Keystone Heights JROTC earns best color guard marks in school history
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – Ret. Army Lt. Col. Richard Hall served in the U.S. military for 33 years. Now he’s helping Keystone Heights’ Junior Reserve Officer’s Training Corps achieve their own … more
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Baker Clay Dental Clinic offering free appointments on Fridays
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Friday mornings at the Baker Clay Dental Clinic can get pretty busy. That’s because between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m., the all-volunteer force of dentists, hygienists, and dental … more
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Synergy program will allow students, teachers, parents to stay in touch with online program
FLEMING ISLAND – The school district is looking at a new program called Synergy that could change the way teachers interact with parents. Synergy is an education platform that synthesizes all of … more
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Keystone Heights decides: City Council candidate Bobby Brown wants all voices to be heard
(In the first installment of a weekly series, candidates for the Keystone Heights City Council will be profiled. This week, Seat 3 candidate Bobby Brown is looking to beat Deirdre Murphy after … more
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Orange Park decides: John Hauber wants to be a leader, not politician, on Orange Park Council
(In the third of four weekly installments, candidates for the Orange Park Town Council have been profiled. This week, Seat 3 challenger John Hauber is looking to unseat incumbent Roland Mastandrea on … more
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Health department: 62% of county’s seniors have been vaccinated for COVID-19
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Sixty two percent of the county’s 65 years of age and older have received the COVID-19 vaccine. Clay County Florida Department of Health administrator Heather Huffman gave … more
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Dr. Gentle lives up to her name at her chiropractic business
FLEMING ISLAND – For her occupation, Fleming Island Dr. June Gentle has the right name. She is a chiropractor, taking care of Clay County residents and providing a more natural remedy to many … more
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Challenger Center will ‘ignite the county’s economy for many decades to come’
OAKLEAF – Challenger Center is now open for development. That was something echoed by many during the honorary groundbreaking ceremony held at the long-awaited Atlantis Drive off where … more
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