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The Wehner's Christmas Spectacular on Dec. 21 is one of 11 shows the Thrasher-Horne Center is offering discounted tickets for $20 through Dec. 2.
Thrasher-Horne offering $20 selected show tickets in time for holidays
ORANGE PARK – Your search for that perfect holiday gift should start and end at the Thrasher-Horne Center. Through Dec. 2, the Center offers selected tickets to 11 upcoming events for only $20. To … more
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Family Fun Farm Day is Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. at Azalea Ponies, 250 Decoy Road, in Green Cove Springs.
Everyone invited to games, pony rides, food, treats on Saturday
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Get ready for the second year of doing farm days on Saturday, Nov. 23, from noon to 5 p.m. Family Farm Day at Azalea Ponies will have pony rides, train rides, an electric … more
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Baptist Clay receives highest safety grade in its first evaluation
FLEMING ISLAND – Baptist Medical Center Clay received its first grade from The Leapfrog Group, an independent nonprofit organization that advocates for transparency and safety in health care. … more
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The University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agriculture Sciences will use $1 of a $9.8 million grant to study the use of automation in nursery management to tackle labor challenges.
UF/IFAS receives $1 million grant to explore nursery automation
Imagine a future where nursery growers can effortlessly manage their plants with cutting-edge automation technologies, using potting or weed-spraying robots instead of digging each hole or spraying … more
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Rush Bowls also offers fresh smoothies, small bites and special pup bowls.
A spoon for your bowl?
ORANGE PARK - At Rush Bowls, you don’t have to choose between sweet and nutritious. You get both. The franchise recently opened its doors on Blanding Boulevard and is changing the way people … more
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Twisted Oaks Rescue founder Jessie Shekels said her nonprofit will close in 2025 because she has to focus on surgery and treatment for a severe neck and back injury.
Twisted Oaks Rescue to close in 2025
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – Twisted Oaks Rescue founder Jessie Shekels decided to close her pet food distribution and wellness clinic next year because she needs surgery and treatment for a severe neck and … more
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Diners enjoyed good food and fellowship last year during the Feast of Plenty at The Springs Church.
Groups feed the community’s nutritional, spiritual needs this Thanksgiving
CLAY COUNTY—Last year, some waited hours in line along Parsonage Street at First Baptist Church Middleburg to get a box filled with enough food to feed a family of five on Thanksgiving. The gesture … more
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Ascension St. Vincent's Clay was one of only 71 to earn an 'A' grade for Safety.
Ascension St. Vincent’s Clay earns ‘A’ Hospital Safety Grade
MIDDLEBURG – St. Vincent’s Clay County earned an ‘A’ fall 2024 Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group, an independent national watchdog organization that grades nearly 3,000 general … more
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Why anti-aging skin products are gaining popularity among children
CLAY COUNTY—As the body’s largest organ, skin is a vital part of who someone is. As people age, it can sometimes hold the answers to their life stories.  Wrinkles, thinning and dryness are … more
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Griffith digs up a sunken gravestone. Due to the swampy nature of the land, many of the headstones have become submerged over the years.
Unidentified slaves, a Civil War Veteran and Clay's first free Black family
GREEN COVE SPRINGS—For almost a year, amateur archaeologist and former U.S. history teacher Steve Griffith has been enamored by a piece of land hidden in the woody green acres of County Road 209. … more
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From left, Operation New Hope President and CEO Reggie Fullwood, Clay County Sheriff's Office's Director of Detention Joseph Bucci, Tocci Enginnering's Charles Sohn, Green Cove Springs City Manager Steve Kennedy, GCS Mayor Steven Kelley, Vineyard Transitional Center's Pastor John Sanders, Penney Retirement Center President and CEO Teresa Scott, Vineyard's Joseph Smith, GCS Police Department Interim Chief Shawn Hines, former GCS Mayor and Vineyard Board Member Van Royal and Site Works Jeff Short turn the first shovel of dirt for the Vineyard Transitional Center on Friday, Nov. 15. Escavator started work on the site at 518 Pine St. in Green Cove Springs this week.
The Vineyard Transitional Center finally takes root
GREEN COVE SPRINGS—For much of the ceremony, Pastor John Smith simply focused on a small patch of grass trying to survive in a wide swath of sand. Others were eloquent about the impossible work … more
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You can donate a box filled with toys, school supplies and personal care supplies to children worldwide to any of five local churches through local churches through Nov. 25.
Samaritan’s Purse collecting Operation Christmas Child boxes
CLAY COUNTY —Children in need are being blessed this Christmas season through the Samaritan’s Purse project,  Operation Christmas Child . Individuals, families and groups can pack shoebox … more
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THE PLAYERS Championship opens auditions for National Anthem performers
PONTE VEDRA BEACH – THE PLAYERS Championship is once again inviting the talented individuals and groups of Northeast Florida to audition for the honor of performing the National Anthem at the … more
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Bill Mial, left, delivered a $20,000 donation to Capt. Mike Chamberlain Monday on behalf of Penney Memorial Church. The Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Team, including a disaster relief truck from Clay County, responded to Hurricanes Helene and Milton recently. The church at Penney Retirement Community has consistently supported the Salvation Army's commitment to the community.
Penney Memorial Church donates $20,000 for hurricane relief to Salvation Army
Ashton Taylor serenaded visitors during the first hour of the Middleburg Historic Fall Festival.
Crowds fill grounds for Middleburg Historic Fall Festival
MIDDLEBURG—Last Saturday, the Middleburg Historic Fall Festival featured vendors and music, food trucks and crafts, historical exhibits and exhibitions, a petting zoo and bounce houses. In … more
This Angel Tree is at the Food Court at the Orange Park Mall.
Salvation Army filling Christmas bags for deserving children, seniors
CLAY COUNTY—Salvation Army Capt. Julie Chamberlain remembers getting a coloring book and crayons for Christmas as a child. It was part of the Angel Tree program, and it proved to be the most … more
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The band was permitted to practice a day before the state championship at the University of Florida.
Fleming Island High’s band wins Florida Marching Band Championship
JUPITER – Fleming Island High achieved a historic victory last Saturday, capturing the 2024 Florida Marching Band Championship title for the first time in 14 years. Competing at Jupiter High, the … more
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Local Daughters of the American Revolution talk genealogy
ORANGE PARK—On Saturday, the Sophia Fleming Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met to discuss the benefits of knowing one's family history. The club, which established itself as a … more
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The City Council recognized fifth-grade essay winners (from left) Serenity Clark, Sydney Ball, Bentley Lackey, Layden Meek and Zachary Anderson.
GCS honors fifth-graders, swears in three new police officers
GREEN COVE SPRINGS—In a busy meeting Tuesday night, the city council annexed 4.79 acres of property onto County Road 209 and agreed to spend $48,824 to buy laptops for its police department. Before … more
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Eleven Clay County schools were designated 'schools of excellence' by the FLDOE at Thursday's school board meeting.
Florida Department of Education recognizes 11 Clay schools for excellence
FLEMING ISLAND—At Thursday's school board meeting, 11 elementary, junior and high schools were selected as "schools of excellence." The prestigious honor is given to schools that score in the 80th … more
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