GREEN COVE SPRINGS – They’ve stood guard, defended our freedom and protected our safety without seeking attention or gratitude. The Clay County Agricultural Fair will change all that during its …
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GREEN COVE SPRINGS – They’ve stood guard, defended our freedom and protected our safety without seeking attention or gratitude.
The Clay County Agricultural Fair will change all that during its 11-day run when it honors 10 Heroes of the Day in the Early Florida Village every evening at 5.
Rev. Robert L. Wright of the U.S. Marines, Heather Rodeck, Lori Leroy and Kaylee Finch of the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, Brandon Hartzog, and EMS with the Mayport Fire and Emergency Services, Tabitha Barrett of the U.S. Army, Matt Johnson of the Florida Army National Guard, David Kuykendall of the Clay County Fire Rescue, Danny Caraway of Florida Forest Service and a "surprise" recipient will be recognized.
