Five years ago, 202 1 • Genesis Helmets , with Joe Condon and Dr. Mark Horstemeyer in Keystone Heights , finish second of hundreds of applicants in the NFL ’s …
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Five years ago, 2021
• Genesis Helmets, with Joe Condon and Dr. Mark Horstemeyer in Keystone Heights, finish second of hundreds of applicants in the NFL’s “First and Future” competition for their revolutionary helmet design.
• Carrie Prewitt fondly recounts on the 10-year anniversary that “Extreme Makeover Home Edition” built her and three sisters, Ashley, Taylor and Gina Brewer, a new 3,400-square-foot home in Middleburg.
• The Orange Park Town Council reshuffles money in its budget to pay to resurface Bellair Road from Kingsley Avenue to Gano Avenue.
10 years ago, 2016
• Clay County Superintendent Charlie Van Zant suspends plans to redraw attendance boundaries to address overcrowding.
• Hosts of “Ghost Hunters and Paranormal” say they encountered “spirits” after spending four hours at the Old Clay County Jail.
• The Green Cove Springs City Council passes a resolution to get money from the Property Assessed Clean Energy program to provide loans for energy-efficient home improvements.
20 years ago, 2006
• State engineers say the Clay County Emergency Operations Center’s roof likely would not withstand hurricane-force winds greater than 74 mph.
• Douglas Elkins, an 18-year veteran of the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, was arrested on an aggravated domestic assault charge.
• Joey Williams, an Exceptional Student Education aide at Lakeside Junior High, is selected as Clay County District Schools' Employee of the Year.