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School district celebrates accomplishments, focuses on new year
FLEMING ISLAND – The docket at last week’s Clay County School District featured a series of recognitions as well as the excitement and challenges facing the new school year. The district has … more
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The Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Program research team members recently completed an excavation of buried ruins from Fort Mose in St. Augustine. Orange Park’s Robert Phillips joined the effort and chronicled much of the work with his camera. Archaeologists found pieces of pots and dishes, but they weren’t sure if they were left by residents from Spain, France, England or the first legally sanctioned free African settlers.
Orange Park man digs into St. Augustine’s past
ORANGE PARK – Early on summer mornings, photographer Robert Phillips set out to work with professors Dr. Lisa Lee and Dr. James Davidson researching fossils and remnants in an archelogy dig in St. … more
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St. Johns River State College student spotlight: Laura Pavlus
ORANGE PARK – Laura Pavlus is enrolled in the Bachelor Of Applied Science In Organizational Management at St. Johns River State College. She is a Senior Vice President for the Clay County Economic … more
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Green Cove Springs gets $1.3 million to renovate Augusta Savage cafetorium
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – With grant funding awarded and a design and build contract approved, the City of Green Cove Springs will soon start work to revitalize the last building on the Augusta Savage … more
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From left, Joshua, Crystal and Matthew Chisholm now have a home in Green Cove Springs. True Vine Fellowship, Penney Retirement Center, Breaking Bread Ministry and Orange Park United Methodist Church James Boys all banded to help the family who lost their home and were forced to live in a shed or car. True Vine’s Pastor John Sanders gave the family keys to their home.
Homeless to happiness
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – A shed. A car. A hotel. Three places Crystal Chisholm and her sons had to call home until they found a place they could call their own. A community means having support and … more
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St. Johns Classical Academy gets approval for Lake Asbury location
FLEMING ISLAND – After meeting the criteria, a Clay County charter school can now open a second location. St. Johns Classical Academy is tentatively gunning for the 2023-2024 school year to open … more
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Commissioners extend Waste Management’s trash contract with county
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – After talks that spanned more than six weeks, the Board of County Commissioners has finally made its decision to award its Solid Waste contract to Waste Management. more
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FLEMING ISLAND – When the five owners of Whitey’s Fish Camp turned the responsibilities for the 21st Annual Lighted Boat Parade to their children, the third generation didn’t disappoint. Led by Danielle Lawley, Peyton Guidi and Alex Hamm, the iconic restaurant, founded in 1963 by Whitey and Ann Hamm, at Swimming Pen Creek collected $25,532 for the Safe Animal Shelter. Guidi, Safe Executive Director Sandy Summerton, Lawley and Hamm celebrated the check presentation on Friday, Jan, 5. “We wanted to see if our parents could relinquish control of the parade,” Hamm said. “We set a goal of $30,000. We were ambitious and naïve. We’ll make it next year.” The $30,000 goal was ambitious, considering the most money collected for the benefit was $20,000 in 2020. “Whitey’s has been a great supporter of ours for years,” Summerton said. “We will use this money for surgeries like spaying, neutering, and dental. We don’t have a veterinarian on staff, so we have to send them out.”
Whitey’s Boat Parade garners $25,532 for Safe Animal Shelter
PGA Tour Champion enjoys something greater than winning THE PLAYERS
PONTE VEDRA BEACH – The Players Championship The Players Championship, held each year at TPC Sawgrass’ Stadium Course, has been won by some of the most recognized names in the golf world – Jack … more
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Choosing self-preservation
FLEMING ISLAND – Maggie Smith was forced to make a decision no child should make. Facing the prospect of being lulled into a life of despair and neglect, the girl courageously decided to break away … more
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Sandridge-Henley shutdown
LAKE ASBURY – The road closure at the intersection of Sandridge and Henley roads hasn’t just separated multiple neighborhoods, it’s created a crippling barrier for businesses that depend on … more
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Spring Park Elementary officially opened ahead of school year
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Although work continued on County Road 315 as dignitaries met to officially open Spring Park Elementary, the district’s 43rd school will “open on time, on budget and without debt.” more
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Sidewalk installation work begins on County Road 218 near Clay Hill Elementary School and crews are beginning 24-hour construction on Sandridge Road, seven days a week for storm pipe installation in the center of the road.
Expect delays as road work continues throughout county
CLAY COUNTY – As the county continues to grow, so does the need to build or repair roads. Expect delays as crews work to make your drive a little more comfortable in the future. CSX … more
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Doctor’s Inlet gas station drops price to $2.38 to remind motorists of rising costs
MIDDLEBURG – Joseph Irvine tried to squeeze every drop of gasoline into his truck’s gas tank Tuesday until it started to spill. Every penny he could get in his truck and the five-gallon cans used … more
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Aza Health opens satellite clinic at Wilkinson Junior High
MIDDLEBURG – School Board Chairwoman Mary Bolla was lost for words as she stood inside one of the two examination rooms at the new Aza Health. “Incredible,” she muttered. As part of the … more
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The Way Free Medical Clinic breaks ground for new facility
ORANGE PARK – The Way Free Medical Clinic and Clay County Dental Care are combining forces at a new location on College Drive. Both organizations offer free services and serve uninsured Clay … more
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Artisan Shoppe to offer affordable high-end products in Keystone
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – A new retail shop called the Artisan Shoppe will open its doors on March 1. It will be open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and have various affordable high-end … more
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Town Council wrestles with issues surrounding Rob Bradley Conservation Park
ORANGE PARK – The discussion about the Rob Bradley Conservation Park at Nelson Point was so intense it forced several delays during the Town Council meeting Tuesday night and led to Councilman Doug Benefield walking out in frustration. more
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Middleburg High, Wilkinson Junior High to offer AICE, Pre-AICE programs
MIDDLEBURG – The AICE (Advanced International Certificate of Education) program developed by the University of Cambridge in England will be offered at Middleburg High next fall. Completion of the … more
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FDOT hosting public meeting Tuesday about U.S. 17 improvements in GCS
FLEMING ISLAND - The Florida Department of Transportation will host a public meeting on Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. at Heritage Baptist Church to discuss proposed modifications on U.S. Highway 17 from Oak … more
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