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Fire chiefs from several counties, including Clay, were at Tuesday’s Board of County Commission meeting to honor their late friend, Dr. Peter J. Gianas. The BCC renamed a portion of State Road 230 to “Dr. Peter J. Gianas Memorial Highway.”
County dedicates portion of State Road 230 for Dr. Peter J. Gianas
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – In a heartfelt tribute to a late local hero who dedicated his life to saving others, the Board of County Commissioners issued a proclamation honoring Dr. Peter J. Gianas by … more
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Raylan Heck, center (with wife), founder and CEO of Warrior’s Peace, teaches the group a pool lesson on balancing control and surrender to respond rather than overreact to issues during an early-morning session.
Warriors’ Peace provides daily support for veterans, community
MIDDLEBURG – For veterans and those in the community suffering from various mental or emotional traumas, there is a resource you may not have heard of called Warrior’s Peace. There is a lot … more
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Elections Office’s Chambless, DePaul, Mahan earn CERA certifications
CLAY COUNTY – Clay County Supervisor of Elections Chris H. Chambless received his recertification as a Certified Elections/Registration Administrator through the Election Center’s Professional … more
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Prices of the new townhomes will start in the upper $200,000 range.
Master-planned community townhouses at Longbay hit the market
MIDDLEBURG – Lennar is now selling homesites at Longbay, a new townhome community in Middleburg. Home prices will start from the high $200,000s. With 140 townhomes for sale, Longbay … more
Clay High’s Bailey Allbritton and Ridgeview’s Dominick Ostrom, both 16, work as hosts at Dalton’s Sports Grill in Lake Asbury. Both are old enough to continue their schedules as long as their duties don’t hazardous responsibilities.
Labor Day ushers restrictions for teens working part-time jobs
CLAY COUNTY – Now that children and students are back in class, the rules change for those who want to keep earning extra money in their spare time. Young workers can still have a safe and … more
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Jeff Taylor
Jeff Taylor selected as HCA Florida Orange Park Hospital CEO
ORANGE PARK – HCA Florida Orange Park Hospital welcomed Jeff Taylor as the hospital’s new Chief Executive Officer on Friday, Sept. 1. Taylor has more than 17 years of healthcare … more
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Couple renovate 98-year-old house into historic inn
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – The Inn at Palmetto allows guests to enjoy the small-town experience with a careful blend of history and modern amenities. Originally built in 1925 as a winter home, Kerry … more
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Health department’s vital records to move to Bear Run Clinic
FLEMING ISLAND – The Florida Department of Health in Clay County’s Department of Vital Statistics, home to birth and death certificate services, has temporarily moved its location from the … more
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PHOTOS PROVIDED BY CCSO, CCFR Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook is one of nearly 50 who are part of the rescue and rebuilding process for those affected by Hurricane Idalia last week.
Clay County provides support for victims of Hurricane Idalia
Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook is one of nearly 50 who are part of the rescue and rebuilding process for those affected by Hurricane Idalia last week. CCSO 911 dispatchers Sarah Lipe and … more
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Christina Troope joins Rep. Aaron Veterans’ Affairs staff
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – U.S. Congressman Aaron Bean (FL-District 4) announced Tuesday the appointment of Christina Troope as the new Field Representative responsible for veterans’ affairs. As a … more
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More than 100 companies, universities, military, and technical schools host career night
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Clay County juniors, seniors and their parents had the opportunity Tuesday night to visit more than 100 companies, universities, technical colleges, and the military to explore … more
Brad Satcher spends most of his waking moments creating patriotic artwork in an old horse barn behind his house. He focuses primarily on former and active military, first responders and law enforcement. He declined several national news outlet requests because he stays too busy and he’s “not making a statement.” In addition to creating more than 1,000 signs and flags in the past six years, he also taught himself to play classical music on the piano.
Lookin' out my back door
MIDDLEBURG – The faint sound of Creedence Clearwater Revival songs was interrupted by a whiny router and the screeching sounds of wood being trimmed on a typically hot Sunday afternoon last week. … more
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Town Council unanimously approved a resolution to tentatively adopt a reduced millage rate
ORANGE PARK – After originally deciding on a millage rate of 5.8781 in July, the Town Council unanimously approved a resolution to tentatively adopt a reduced millage rate of 5.077 during Tuesday … 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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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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What can we do to confront nursing compassion fatigue?
CLAY COUNTY – Nurses across the United States play critical roles in providing care for patients and advocating for their rights. They are considered the heart of hospitals and clinics, and their … more
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Ryan Worthington, the son of a state park ranger who lived at Gold Head during the mid to late 1980s, organization volunteer, and park advocate, delivered an informative presentation on the park’s history. The microcosm of a problem existing throughout the Keystone Heights area, water levels at Gold Head’s lakes have dwindled since 1953, which Worthington discussed with attendees in detail.
Historians take captivating trip through history on Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Ryan Worthington took members and guests through a captivating journey through time, sharing the unique and compelling history of Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park during … more
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SJR State College president butters up students with back-to-school popcorn event
ORANGE PARK – Students, faculty and staff students at St. Johns River State College gathered for “Popcorn with the President,” a special back-to-school event to interact with School President … more
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Stephanie Bernard, Medical Assisting Program Director, said the newly outfitted building further equips students to work in various healthcare environments, from urgent care centers to doctors’ offices. A comprehensive skillset is practiced, encompassing minor surgeries, immunizations, and EKGs. Three state-of-the-art “dummies” patients in one room provide a dynamic training ground for aspiring medical professionals.
Renovated Medical Workforce Building opens at SJR State College
ORANGE PARK – Students at St. Johns River State College concentrating on four fields of study have returned to walking the halls of the Workforce Building, the newest digs on campus. Emergency … more
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Commissioner Condon progress in Keystone Heights area
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – Clay Chamber Lake Region Prosperity Partners heard from Clay County Commissioner Betsy Condon last week. Hosted at the Keystone Beach Pavilion, local chamber members … more
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