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April is Child Abuse Prevention Month
CLAY COUNTY – Every child deserves to be in a safe and loving household. And yet, for hundreds across our nation, abuse and neglect are devastating realities. According to the CDC, at least one … more
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John Thorton
Police Briefs 6/29/23
CCSO: Man shoots brother, sister who were protecting woman KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – A brother was killed and his sister suffered severe gunshot wounds on June 24 after they tried to protect a friend … more
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The Florida Department of Environmental Protection admitted high levels of arsenic found in two areas of the former aggregate kiln company.
DEPA admits finding high levels of arsenic at two Solite sites
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Despite feeling ignored by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Commissioner Kristen Burke said she would join residents near the former Solite to continue to block any development until specific sites are deeply tested. more
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Woman accused of holding up Wells Road liquor store
ORANGE PARK – A woman was charged with pointing a pistol and stealing two bottles of vodka and cash from the godfather of her children. Cathryn Elizabeth Charland, 39, of Orange Park, was booked on … more
Paul Fry, Career Coordinator since March, has enjoyed his transition to AMI Kids. A long-time teacher in the Schools District, Fry provided career preparation and helped students create a resume and cover letter. He invited representatives from the UF-IFAS Extension to conduct mock interviews.
AMI Kids provides second chances for troubled boys
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – AMI Kids of Clay County celebrated the graduation of three students last Monday. But that isn’t the only thing new at the national, nonprofit school-based prevention program … more
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Extreme weather dangerous for wildlife
CLAY COUNTY – Extremely hot weather seems more common each year, and the heat is causing stress for our wildlife, particularly our birds, bees and butterflies. Here are some suggestions on how … more
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Orange Park High to open new stadium Friday night
ORANGE PARK – Orange Park and Clay Highs have met on the football field several times. But on Friday, the matchup will have a different feel, as the stage is set for a historic night at the … more
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Wells Fargo deposits support for Clay County Habitat for Humanity
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Wells Fargo Banks nationwide opened their checkbooks Wednesday to support Habitat for Humanity projects, including a build on Houston Street. Led by Green Cove Springs Branch … more
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Founder Matthew Mitchell, right, the Elrod family and volunteers began preparing the property for “A Country Christmas” on Saturday, which will feature more than one million lights.
Country Christmas moves from Apopka Drive to Elrod Acres
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Matthew Mitchell, a 19-year-old Fleming Island resident and student at Florida State University, has long been a fan of Christmas. Filled with holiday spirit year-round, he’s … more
Ronny Martinez, owner of Precise Alternative Fuel Solutions in Green Cove Springs, demonstrates propane fuel innovation for a sustainable future.
Company uses alternative solution to gasoline for fleet vehicles
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – In a significant move toward promoting eco-friendly and cost-effective solutions for fleet vehicles, Precise Alternative Fleet Solutions, an alternative solution to gasoline … more
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United Way offering free tax preparations to NE Florida
CLAY COUNTY – United Way RealSense tax sites are now open for free tax preparation services. Appointments are available to book online at unitedwaynefl.org/taxes or by dialing 2-1-1. More than … more
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Riders rally support for Clay Humane Society with Hogs for Dogs
On a beautiful, sunny afternoon, the Clay County Humane Society hosted its 14th annual Hogs For Dogs fundraiser last Saturday. The charity motorcycle ride beginning at 9:30 a.m. at Orange Park … more
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Arrests & Bookings 6/29/23
(Name, age, location of arrest, charges). Key: FTA-Failure to Appear; DWLSR-Driving Without a License-Suspended or Revoked; DUI-Driving Under the Influence; VOP-Violation of Probation; BAL-blood … more
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Orange Park arrests man following shoplifting sprees
CLAY COUNTY – A man suspected of a rash of shoplifting sprees was sent to the Clay County Jail on July 25 after video surveillance showed his walking out of stores with carts filled with tools. … more
Raffle items like diaper cakes, pack-and-play bassinets, baby baskets, blankets and infant highchairs were available for new and expectant mothers through the raffle.
St. Vincent’s showers mothers with information, support, supplies
MIDDLEBURG – Ascension St. Vincent’s Clay County Hospital hosted its annual Community Baby Shower last Saturday for county mothers in honor of National Breastfeeding Week. Along with St. … more
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Music lovers can attend free concerts to preview this season’s musical offerings by the Jacksonville Symphony.
JACKSONVILLE – The Jacksonville Symphony announces its annual Community Concerts, presented by Haskell. A Symphony tradition, these concerts welcome all of Jacksonville to Jacoby Symphony Hall for a preview of the season’s musical offerings. Performances will be on Friday, Sept. 15, and Saturday, Sept. 16 at 7:30 p.m. in Jacoby Symphony Hall. more
Local musician Paul Wane and his back Duval County Line hit the road for a whirlwind tour that included 18 states. In addition to the band playing at Sturgis, Wane was invited to play with the house band at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio.
Paul Wane hits stage at Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Paul Wane’s life took an incredible turn on Jan. 8 when he delivered a riveting Star Spangled Banner guitar solo before the Jacksonville Jaguars-Tennessee Titans regular-season finale. Not … more
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Zoning Chief Mike Brown told officials about the potential of shifting the duties of the Board of Adjustment to the Planning Commission through a proposed amendment.
BCC considers moving duties from Board of Adjustment to Planning Commission
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – County Commissioners engaged in a discussion regarding a proposed amendment to the County’s Land Development Code to shift the duties of the Board of Adjustment to the … more
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National Society Daughters of the American Revolution join Constitution Week observation
ORANGE PARK – From left, Sophia Fleming Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, joined Committee Chair Terri Dobbs and Orange Park Mayor Randy Anderson after the Town passed … more
Author PeTika Tave shares her stories at Fall Festival
ORANGE PARK – The 41st Fall Festival had a whopping turnout from visitors across the state. Just next door from the Clay Today was a booth of published author PeTika Tave, who was excited to … more
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