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June 19 commemorates the ending of slavery in the United States.
Clay County celebrates Juneteenth 2025
CLAY COUNTY — Community members around the county celebrated the annual Juneteenth holiday with education and fun on Thursday.  June 19, also known as "Freedom Day" or "Jubilee Day", … more
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Michelle Fogg began her business The Village at Reach earlier this month as a way to relieve the hassle and stress that comes with being a mom..
Local mother pledges to be of service to others with The Village at Reach
CLAY COUNTY— Dirty dishes. Piled up laundry. A growing list of groceries. And a plethora of errands to run.  Moms do it all, with sometimes no one to help. Michelle Fogg said she knows this … more
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Clay County Sheriff's Office Undersheriff Ron Lendvay (left) and Clay County Fire Rescue Community Paramedicine's J.D. Herrera talked about the significance of Hammer and Hope on the fifth anniversary of the program.
Bringing the hammer of hope, healing to war on drugs
FLEMING ISLAND – Hammer and Hope, Clay County’s two-pronged approach to battling the drug problem, continues to pay benefits with the Clay County Sheriff’s Office steady in its push to put … more
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The Green Cove City Council decided to keep Ed Gaw, left, as the Vice Mayor during its regular meeting Tuesday night while voting 4-0 to appoint Matt Johnson as the new Mayor following Thomas Smith's sudden resignation on Monday. The council also agreed to hold a special election on Sept. 23 to fill Smith's empty seat.
Green Cove Springs flips first switch on electric rate hikes
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The City Council not only picked a new mayor during Tuesday night’s regular meeting, but it also took the first step toward addressing its electric company financial … more
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Tara Nova went through a 30-minute set.
More children join elite Rising Stars: Guitars for Kids at Boogerville
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – There was a lot of jumpin’, jivin’, rockin’, playin’ and runnin’ from the rain last Saturday at the Boogerville Hideout. And everyone had a great time. … more
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Through the project, founder Richard Reyes and a team of volunteers forge together to deliver a backpack of hope and empowerment to cancer patients.
Operation Positive Vibes' Blue Bag Project supports, empowers cancer warriors
CLAY COUNTY— Richard Reyes was just 45 when he was diagnosed with Stage 3 colorectal cancer. And it was just 30 days after that when he reached Stage 4.  It was so quick. So sudden. Reyes said … more
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Magnolia Springs Hotel, version 2 in 1869. This is what the hotel looked like during the Reconstruction era. The huge four-story version was built onto this structure later.
Into the loving arms of Chloe Merrick's Magnolia orphanage
Chloe Merrick was born into a family of abolitionists. Growing up in Syracuse, New York, she trained to be a teacher. Her social circles were that of like-minded individuals, often filled with … more
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From left: Ms. Long-Term Care Joani Peteroy, Lifetime Achievement Award winner Karol Smith and Ms. Assisted Living Lois Swan.
Clay County senior women crowned at annual pageant
ORANGE PARK— It was a fabulous evening for some of the county’s senior beauty queens on Thursday, June 12. In their evening gowns and best attire, eleven women strutted down the walkway– … more
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Around 30 children battling life-threatening medical conditions came together for a private showing of "Lilo & Stitch".
Dreamers enjoy popcorn and fun
FLEMING ISLAND— It was a day of cinematic fun for a group of young dreamers on Friday, June 13.  Around 30 children battling life-threatening medical conditions, along with their families, … more
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Sheriff’s Office: ‘No Kings’ protest loud, diverse, civil
ORANGE PARK – Car horns honked. Signs waved. People screamed. Flags waved. And while the primary focus was “No Kings Day,” there were many reasons several hundred people protested last Saturday … more
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Thomas Smith
Green Cove Springs Mayor Thomas Smith resigns
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Mayor Thomas Smith resigned from the City Council on Monday, June 16, the city announced. “It is with sincere regret that the City of Green Cove Springs announces the … more
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Clay County roadwork: Here's where to expect delays
CLAY COUNTY – Here are the roadway projects that are underway or about to start: • Radar Road. Crews will begin construction of a new two-lane roadway connecting Radar Road to Town Center … more
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The chances of a child being successful increase in households with a father or father figure.
With fatherhood comes great deal of responsibility
CLAY COUNTY – As a father of seven, Yul Johnson knows Father’s Day isn’t just about getting a new tie, being served breakfast in bed or finding a new putter in the golf bag. It’s about being … more
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'A gift to give and receive'
CLAY COUNTY — There is no linear path to forgiveness. That’s something that Saul Alcineus Jr. said he’s seen and experienced himself.  “Forgiveness is something a lot of people struggle … more
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Lake Asbury Junior High’s Kids Helping Kids Club was recognized Tuesday night at the BCC meeting.
Sheriff Cook addresses concerns about Boater Skip Day
GREEN COVE SPRINGS — Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook took the time to address citizens' concerns regarding Boater Skip Day at Tuesday’s Board of County Commissioners meeting.  The … more
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Update: CR 220 Waffle House now open
DOCTORS INLET — Yes, the news that many of you have been waiting for.  The new Waffle House on County Road 220 is now open and ready for business. The breakfast restaurant officially began … more
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The cleanup at Pleasant Point Cemetery started during the Christmas break and will continue, Richard Knoff said.
Uncovering the indifference, overgrowth of Pleasant Point Cemetery
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The project started during Christmas break and was supposed to take a month or two to complete. But the deeper Scoutmaster Richard Knoff and Troop 577 dug into Pleasant Point … more
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Dr. Rhonda Heiser
Keystone Heights explores water, museum and crime
The City of Keystone Heights discussed water quality improvements, the Heritage Museum, and crime on Monday, June 9, at its monthly council meeting. Mayor Nina Rodenroth led the way during the … more
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YMCA's Daystar celebrates 25 years of making a difference
ORANGE PARK — Twenty-five years ago, the Dye Clay Family YMCA welcomed a new addition that would surely live up to its name.  Ahead of its time, the 2,400 square-foot building made a large … more
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Teen shot at Orange Park Athletic Association fields
ORANGE PARK – A juvenile was shot at the Orange Park Athletic Association on Tuesday afternoon and transported to HCA Florida Orange Park, the Orange Park Police Department reported. The injuries … more
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