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BBB: Please support legitimate charities following Gaza attack
On Oct. 7, Hamas terrorists from Gaza launched a surprise attack against towns in southern Israel, including a music festival. Media reported there were more than 1,200 killed, including 25 from the … more
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Inspire awarded $18,000 for national dance competition
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The Tourist Development Council (TDC) unanimously approved a grant of $18,000 for the Inspire National Dance Competition to host its annual competition on April 12-14 at the … more
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Local racer finishes 12th at American E-Kart Championship
Alese Piety, a sophomore in the automotive program at Florida State College in Jacksonville, represented North Florida at the American E-Kart Championship in Illinois last weekend. The racer from … more
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More than 500 support CHS’s Caring Chef fundraiser
JACKSONVILLE – The 39th annual Caring Chefs event not only served the favorite samplings and cocktails from 23 local restaurants and bars, but it also attracted 500 to the Glass Factory to raise … more
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Land Trust 101923
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – On Oct. 10, the North Florida Land Trust presented its final report on the Conservation Program, first introduced to officials and the community last fall. Throughout the … more
Lake Asbury: Halloween haunts on the highway
LAKE ASBURY – Golf cart parades are common near Henley Road, including a Halloween parade last Saturday. Hundreds of participants and residents watched 52 golf carts with spooky decorations ride … more
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BCC approves process to eliminate postal confusion
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Residents of Clay Hill have been frustrated and confused by the U.S. Post Office for many years. A seemingly slight detail has led to significant inconvenience for the … more
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Volunteers cut and plaster vinyl panels to line the perimeter of two new houses being built in Green Cove Springs.
Habitat for Humanity working on 182nd, 183rd homes in Clay County
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Habitat for Humanity hosted its eighth annual Leaders Build on Thursday, Oct. 5, where more than 60 dutiful volunteers worked to raise the now 182nd and 183rd houses attributed … more
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The Judge Thomas Judson Rivers house will be remodeled and preserved after the City of Green Cove Springs accepted a proposal from Lesley Davidson to volunteer her expertise as a structural engineer and real estate that will save the home that’s listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
Historic Green Cove house still standing
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Just across the street from Spring Park sits a house included in the 1991 National Register of Historic Places for Green Cove Springs. The house dates back to 1887, and it’s … more
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After years of requests, planning and construction, the new $22 million cafetorium will be the site of a ribbon cutting on Dec. 5.
Keystone Elementary celebrates completion of new cafetorium
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – The long-awaited and highly anticipated cafetorium at Keystone Heights Elementary is completed. “We’re are so excited,” the school’s Principal, Beth Turbeville. “The … more
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Gary Cooper marker being relocated in Keystone Heights
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – Construction for the new Gary Cooper Memorial is underway at the corner of Peach and Highland Street. This new and enhanced memorial will honor the memory and sacrifice of Gary … more
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BCC starts process for new Oakleaf Community Center, Library
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The long-awaited process to build a library and community center in Oakleaf Plantation began with a unanimous decision from the Board of County Commissioners (BCC). The … more
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Fall festivals and Halloween happenings
The temperatures are finally dropping, the air is crisper and the smell of pumpkin spice is everywhere. That means fall festivals and Halloween parties will fill the calendar. Another major … more
Clay County’s Waste Not Want Not was surprised by an unexpected $100,000 gift from Chick-fil-A as part of the company’s Shared Table program. Wells Road Chick-fil-A owner Craig Phillips gave the nonprofit a check following a tour of their facility.
Waste Not Want Not gets surprise $100,000 donation from Chick-fil-A
ORANGE PARK – It started out as just another Friday morning at the Waste Not Want Not headquarters in Orange Park. Dedicated volunteers were packing up 5,000 to 7,000 pounds of food from … more
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Four Charles E. Bennett Elementary students were given certificates after submitting outstanding “If I Was Mayor for a Day” essays.
GCS supports Florida City Government Week, Breast Cancer Awareness Month
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The City Council proclaimed the week ending on Oct. 22 to be “Florida City Government Week,” intended to recognize all who work in local government and encourage community … more
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Town Council works to improve Bradley Park
ORANGE PARK – The Town Council unanimously voted to table the $53,000 purchase of an “adaptive kayak launch” for Rob Bradley Conservation Park at Nelson Point from the company BoardSafe Docks … more
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‘Operation Lightshine’ leads to 10 arrests for child sexual exploitation
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Five men left their homes in Jacksonville in August, believing they were meeting a child for sex. Instead, law enforcement agencies were waiting. “Operation … more
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Robin and Kevin Bannon were driving through Putnam County and stumbled on a log cabin built in 1899. They offered to buy it, but the owner told them they could have it if they’d remove it from his property. They took it to Keystone Heights and refurbished it into a spectacular home.
Couple restore, move 1899 cabin to Keystone Heights
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – Kevin and Robin Bannon recently completed restoring an 1899 log cabin they discovered during their drive through Carraway Florahome in Putnam County. “We found it in the … more
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Orange Park High’s “Immortalis” show was conceived last spring and perfected during five months of practice. The spooky performance started with the band lying on the football field at Fleming Island High, and they slowly rose while the color guard emerged from coffins. The show included songs like Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” and “Paint It, Black” by the Rolling Stones. Orange Park finished first in Class 3A and second overall. All seven Clay County highs participated, while host Fleming Island performed an exhibition. Ridgeview did a pirate-themed set to finish third among Class 2A schools. The competition sets up the state championship on Nov. 11 in St. Petersburg.
Oakleaf, Orange Park bands continue march toward state championships
FLEMING ISLAND – Oakleaf and Orange Park Highs have traditionally proven to be two of the best marching bands in Northeast Florida because they don’t just put on halftime shows. They exhibit … more
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Hundreds participated in Walk and Roll to School last week at Oakleaf Village Elementary as parents, faculty and staff encouraged students to ride their bikes or walk to school as part of a national initiative to promote fitness.
Oakleaf Village Elementary rocks Walk and Roll program
OAKLEAF – Hundreds of students, teachers, staff and parents joined the national Walk and Roll to School program last week to highlight the benefits of walking and bike riding. The event was one of … more
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