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With one in four U.S. adults currently job seeking, it’s a competitive market, but experts say that finding your dream job is within reach if you use smart strategies. “A well-executed job … more
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As many as 120 players are expected to participate in a pickleball tournament at Thomas Hogans Memorial Gym. The entry fee is $25 worth of groceries for the Food Pantry of Green Cove Springs.
Pickleball’s popularity prompts expansion to Thomas Hogans Gym
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – From young to old, pickleball has become a sport for all ages. And the Thomas Hogans Memorial Gym has become a place where residents can participate in the fun. Clay … more
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Students will return to the classroom on Aug. 10.
School district sets policies for free, reduced meals
CLAY COUNTY – In order for a student to receive free or reduced meals for the upcoming school year, parents need to complete an application. A new one must be completed for the new school year. … more
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Public Works Director Kyle Croce, Vice Mayor Susana Thompson, and residents are pleased with the grant, which will provide much-needed infrastructure funding for Orange Park. Monies will be allocated from the Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Statewide Flooding and Sea Level Rise Resilience Plan.
Town of Orange Park get $7 million grant from FDEP
ORANGE PARK – The Town got a $7 million grant from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Statewide Flooding and Sea Level Rise Resilience Plan. It was the only grant awarded … more
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The Art Guild of Orange Park has its work on display at the Jacksonville International Airport’s Sky Gallery. In partnership with the county’s Tourist Development Council, the guild hopes to attract visitors to the county with an exhibit called “Take Me There.”
Paint the Town
JACKSONVILLE – The Art Guild of Orange Park, in partnership with the Clay County Board of Commissioners’ Tourism and Film Division, is proud to announce our exhibit, “Take Me There,” at the … more
Students can get free supplies, clothes, haircuts, physicals
MIDDLEBURG – Students can have fun, get school supplies and free physicals and haircuts before the first day of school during a pair of events on Saturday on College Drive. The Back to School … more
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Clay Humane Assistant Director Claire Whitley Hall celebrated her 30th anniversary with the organization. She provides care for anything from puppies and kittens to wildlife like bald eagles.
Clay Humane’s Claire Whitely Hall celebrates 30th anniversary with organization
ORANGE PARK – In a quaint corner of Orange Park lies the Clay Humane Society, a haven for animals in need, recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of assistant director Claire Whitley. … more
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The group has been learning about bees all summer, but during their last meeting, the Stingers could finally put their lessons into practice by going through honey production stations.
4-H Stingers swarm to extension office to learn beekeeping
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Children from the UF-IFAS Extension’s 4-H Stingers Club gathered for their final meeting of the year last week. The meeting was one to remember, as children could put their … more
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Voters who want to cast a ballot by mail must request a ballot at least 12 days ahead of an election.
Vote by Mail ballots must be requested for 2024 election
CLAY COUNTY – Did you request a Vote by Mail ballot in 2022? Then you may have received an email from the Clay County Supervisor of Elections Office. Last week, two emails were sent to … more
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Health officials found a similar blue-green algae bloom was at Doctors Lake at Mill Cove last year.
Health Department: Harmful blue-green algal toxins found in Doctors Lake
FLEMING ISLAND – The Florida Department of Health in Clay County has issued a Health Alert for harmful blue-green algal toxins in Doctors Lake at the Pace Island Dock. This is in response to a … more
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Despite having no law enforcement experience, Matthew O’Berry said his primary focus would be to fight drugs and serious felonies, especially in the southern end of the county.
Keystone’s O’Berry joins race for sheriff’s office
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – Matthew O’Berry owns a masonry company and doesn’t shy from lacking any law enforcement experience. But he said his proactive approach is what the Clay County Sheriff’s … more
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Children were given soccer tips during the first gathering of Kick it With KJ, an event to introduce the most popular game in the world to young players at the Augusta Savage Community Center.
Kick it With KJ
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Children came out to learn, play and show off their best skills last Tuesday evening. Kick it With KJ made its debut at the Augusta Savage Community Center, allowing local … more
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Randy Harris, president of the Clay County Historical Society, led the meeting following Cheatwood’s opening presentation.
Historians tell stories of rich history of Clay County
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Members and guests were treated to a compelling presentation on the history of Clay County and the greater Jacksonville area during the Historical Society meeting. Cynthia … more
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Commissioners adjust Capital Improvement Plan
GREEN COVE SPRINGS-   County Commissioners approved a series of items to advance the Capital Improvements Plan. The board amended the Capital Improvement Elements portion of the Capital … more
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Instead of throwing old guitars and scratched albums away, they are donated to be transformed into artwork. Painted albums and guitars from local musicians Curt Towne, Paul Wane, Jim Correia and Jay Murphy are on display throughout Northeast Florida, including The Gallery at Wehner’s.
Musicians, artists repurpose guitars, albums into artwork
CLAY COUNTY – Curt Towne never wants to see an old album or guitar thrown into a landfill. So he worked with other local musicians to transform them into different art forms. He has helped provide more than 100 vinyl albums to organizations like the Art Guild of Orange Park, which transformed them into colorful art pieces. more
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Trees lean and branches overhang on Nelson Drive, but only some are dead or deteriorating, and the town takes all necessary measures to address the vegetation and has a healthy fund for removing and replacing dead trees, according to Town Manager Sarah Campbell.
Residents: Grant money won’t address every problem in Orange Park
ORANGE PARK – The Town was recently awarded a $7 million grant from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Statewide Flooding and Sea Level Resilience Plan for 2023-2024 and it will … more
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Professional angler Henry Montgomery donated his time and expertise during Fish Camp Day at Vera Francis Hall Park fishing dock last Saturday to teach children the joy of fishing. Children were provided with rods, reels and bait by resident “Papa” Guy Fisher. The children caught six fish with the help of Assistant City Manager Mike Null and City Manager Executive Assistant Kimberly Thomas.
Children hooked on thrill of learning to fish
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The excited screams of happiness boomed along the swampy creek behind Vera Francis Hall Park Saturday morning as children learned to catch fish. Each child was provided … more
Clay Today earns 10 national, statewide newspaper awards
Clay Today, the official legal organ in the county, was recognized with five national aways from the Association of Community Publishers and five more awards from the Florida Press Association. The awards are the most in the newspaper’s history. more
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The county needs a 20-foot easement on each property for electrical lines along the Live Oak Lane portion.
Residents get much-needed update on Live Oak Lane improvements
MIDDLEBURG – Residents of Live Oak Lane met with Commissioner Betsy Condon and Clay County officials to discuss funding for long-needed improvements to Live Oak Lane. Some residents along Live … more
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City Manager L. Steve Kennedy explained the proposed budget – and the money needed – to members of the city council during Tuesday’s special meeting.
Green Cove sets tentative millage rate at 5.0
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The city council took its first step in setting its tax base by setting the tentative rate at 5.0 during a special meeting Tuesday night. While council members Matt Johnson and Vice Mayor Steven Kelley were in favor of keeping the lower rate of 4.5, Mayor Connie Butler, Ed Gaw and Thomas Smith voted to make the starting point at 5.0. more
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