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Town Hall of Orange Park
Town Council has $10,000 option to join state, federal lawsuits against Form 6
ORANGE PARK – Municipalities across the state limped into the new year after a wave of resignation forms were tendered statewide from elected officials in local governments. The resignations came … more
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Former Clay County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Darin Lee calls his guide dog “High Speed” his superhero because they’ve created a unique bond that allows both to blend into society without many obstacles. Their most significant challenges are businesses and organizations that don’t understand – or follow – simple rules to accommodate those with disabilities.
Darin Lee: Ignoring needs of the blind is the real disability
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – One thing is clear to Darin Lee: blindness is a disability; indifference is incapacitating. A series of strokes robbed the former Clay County Sheriff’s Office sergeant of his … more
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The state capitol building in Tallahassee
Commissioner Mike Cella opposes bill that threatens to reduce tax revenue to county
GREEN COVE SPRINGS –  Vice Chair Mike Cella spoke out in opposition to a proposed state bill during a Board of County Commissioners meeting last week. “Currently, as we speak (there is a … more
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Cade Dailey from Fleming Island High was nominated for the Naval Academy and Merchant Marines.
Rep. Aaron Bean nominates 3 Clay students for military service academies
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Congressman Aaron Bean (R-Florida) recently announced his 2024 U.S. Service Academy nominations for Florida’s Fourth Congressional District during a special ceremony at … more
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County and municipal officials shared a common theme of working ahead of unprecedented growth expected in the next 15 years/
State of Clay: Elected officials said preparation for future growth starts now
ORANGE PARK – County Mayors and the County Commission Chairman shared a common theme Wednesday at the annual Clay Chamber State of the County luncheon: the time to prepare for the future is right … more
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The Impact Clay Train made its second stop at Clay Hill Elementary last Saturday
Impact Clay Train makes a stop at Clay Hill Elementary
CLAY HILL – The “Impact Clay Train” made its second stop at Clay Hill Elementary last Saturday, which marked its penultimate stop through its countywide circuit. According to … more
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Elston "Speedy" Kussler takes his wife on a motorcycle ride.
Elston Kussler rolls onto City Council in April
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – Two seats for the city council were up for grabs this election cycle. Because the deadline to register as a candidate has already passed and because only one candidate registered … more
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Heather "Feather" Barnes (left) stands with Kim Hall to present the O2O conservation plan.
O2O: The Ocala to Osceola conservation initiative
STARKE – Since its founding in 1999, the North Florida Land Trust has preserved tens of thousands of acres of natural landscape and ecosystems throughout North Florida. “The time for protecting … more
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Nominees for the state fair
Congratulations to Science Fair winners and nominees
The Clay Today congratulates all students who participated in the Clay County Science Fair on Feb. 6. Presented below are the category award winners, nominees for the state science fair and the two … more
The contract with Waste Management's curbside recycling pickup will end on Sept. 30. A new contract with FCC Environmental Services will start on Oct. 1, but it won't include curbside pickup of recyclables. The BCC said it will continue to look at other recycling options.
FCC Environment Services picks up garbage contract on Oct. 1
CLAY COUNTY - Commissioners voted on an agreement that will change garbage and recycling services on Oct. 1.  The full article is here: … more
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Construction crews have stayed on schedule building a pump station and drain field at South Fork of Black Creek in Green Cove Springs and installing 17 miles of pipes that will siphon as much as 10 million gallons, which would replenish lakes Brooklyn and Geneva in Keystone Heights.
Construction of Black Creek Restoration Project flowing smoothly
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – The throaty sound of a crane is often muffled by the constant whir of traffic 30 yards away along State Road 21. But with each burst of power and belch of diesel smoke, another … more
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Keystone Heights culinary students (from left) Logan Neeld, Jacob Bacorn and Shelby Carroll
Ridgeview, Keystone Heights win Culinary Awards in Orlando
CLAY COUNTY – Culinary students from Ridgeview and Keystone Heights highs served some winning dishes at last week’s Universal Orlando Handheld Food Competition. After advancing to the … more
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Director Richard Kodai filmed “Room 0” in Jacksonville.
Room 0: a sci-fi film self-contained in a single room
JACKSONVILLE – “Room 0” is the first full-length feature film directed by Richard Kodai. The sci-fi drama has an interesting premise – it is a self-contained story taking place entirely in a … more
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Officers from the Clay County Sheriff's Office pose for the camera after a drug bust.
So, you want to be a cop?
CLAY COUNTY – The biggest fear of any police officer is silence, especially after a physical confrontation with a suspect who’s considered violent. When Clay County Sheriff’s Office and … more
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Deadline to register to vote in Presidential Primary is Feb. 20
CLAY COUNTY – Supervisor of Elections Chris H. Chambless reminds Clay County residents that Tuesday, Feb. 20, is the deadline to register to vote in the March 19 Presidential Preference Primary … more
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Alison Sanders from Keystone Heights Elementary was selected as the Rookie Teacher of the Year during the Apple Awards on Feb. 8.
Meet the Rookie Teacher of the Year
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – Allison Sanders never hesitated when asked about the significance of being selected as the Rookie Teacher of the Year during the Apple Awards presented by the Clay Education … more
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After the BCC meeting, I had to recommend the Black Cherry flavor of White Claw to County Attorney Courtney Grimm.
Cheers! White Claw now legal for large parties on public property
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – With the Northeast Florida Scottish Highland Games & Festival and Clay County Agricultural Fair just around the corner, the Board of County Commissioners decided to raise … more
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Rep. Aaron Bean represents Florida's 4th congressional district, which includes Clay County.
Rep. Bean Backs Mayorkas’ Impeachment
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Last Tuesday, Rep. Aaron Bean voted to impeach Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on the grounds of "willful and systemic refusal to comply with … more
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‘Good Singin', Good Playin'’ from Grand Funk at Thrasher-Horne
ORANGE PARK – They promised to come to town and help us party down, and that’s exactly what Grand Funk did in a 14-song set last Saturday night at the Thrasher-Horne Center. With two of three … more
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Henrietta Francis points to a photograph of herself when she was Ms. Dunbar.
Dunbar High continues to foster achievement against adversity
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – During the days of segregation, Dunbar High was Clay County’s only “Black” high school, and it was built upon land donated by renowned sculptor Augusta Savage. Because of … more
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