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Residents heard more about updates to Radar Road at a public meeting on Monday.
Road developments spark concerns from residents
FLEMING ISLAND — Residents heard more about some big updates to Radar Road at a public meeting on Monday.  Construction will soon begin on an approximately $7 million project connecting U.S. … more
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Polly L is part of Amelia Research and Recovery, and the company's mission statement is displayed on a side of the boat.
Crew of The Polly L on the hunt
 GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Kip Wagner got bored and was scouring the beach between Fort Pierce and Sebastian Inlet, where nobody believed anything of significance was hidden among the dunes and sea … more
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The Department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been busy since President Donald Trump took office on Jan. 20, leaving many undocumented immigrants in Clay County lurking in obscurity.
In the shadows: Plight of undocumented immigrants
CLAY COUNTY – They may be behind you at the grocery store, replacing your roof, cooking your meal, washing your dishes, babysitting your child, sitting beside you at the traffic light or delivering … more
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Green Cove Springs Interim Police Chief Shawn Hines, left, reads a proclamation honoring Sgt. Chris Hess with the Medal of Merit for his diligence and compassion after a man died after being hit and dragged by a train.
GCS on hook for Russell Road water main repairs
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The City Council got good and bad news Tuesday night. First, the good news. They learned the county was responsible for most of the $800,000 for the relocation of a water main … more
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Guests heard about Annie Lee Keyes from her own son, who detailed her experience teaching Black and White children during the start of integration at T.C. Miller Elementary.
Making and remembering history: Historical Society of Orange Park hosts inaugural Black History Walks
ORANGE PARK— To celebrate Black History Month, community members took a special stroll down memory lane on Saturday. The Historical Society of Orange Park hosted their inaugural Black History Walks … more
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Judy Underwood said her three Lavender Orpington chickens are like family members. Each chicken produces an egg a day, and she said the key is to make sure they are kept safe, fed and live in clean conditions.
Consumers eggs-asperated by shortages, costs
MIDDLEBURG – Yvette Musgrove was talking to a customer when another opened the door at her Yum: A Southern Market. The door was triggered with an animal-sounding alarm to let her know somebody was … more
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Students receive training in Health Science in a CTE class at Orange Park High.
CTE programs fill needs of employers, students
CLAY COUNTY – According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the two highest careers with chances of employment for the next eight years require a toolbox, not a college degree. The department … more
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You can often find wildlife photographer Becky Hinson sitting in her backyard waiting for the next creature to appear.
There's life behind the woods
GREEN COVE SPRINGS— You can often find Becky Hinson with camera in hand, sitting in her backyard waiting for the next creature to appear. Sometimes it’s a furry fox trekking through the green … more
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Many of the science projects displayed a real creativity and imagination.
Clay Science Fair: 14 advance to State Fair; 3 go to International Fair
ORANGE PARK – Austin Hallett has a reason to feel confident about the Florida State Science and Engineering Fair in March and the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair in May. Not … more
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Along with his wife Mindy, Arik Armstead's Armstead Academic Project focuses on providing children with the tools, resources and academic resources to unlock their potential. One of Armstead's big projects was providing $20,000 and food to feed 40 students on weekends at Lakeside Elementary. The gesture earned him the NFL's Walter Payton Man of the Year Award.
Lakeside Elementary recognized him as Man of the Year before NFL
ORANGE PARK – The students and staff at Lakeside Elementary didn’t need an award show to appreciate the impact and commitment Arik Armstead made to their community. But when the NFL picked him … more
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Diena Thompson now enjoys the tranquility and beauty of Somer's Gardens, a place transformed to serve the community following the 2009 murder of her 7-year-old daughter on the same site.
Here’s a recap of the Top Stories of the Year
CLAY COUNTY – By any measure, 2024 was a very good year in Clay County. From rescuing and reviving a baby from Black Creek to rebuilding a garden and restoring the purpose of a grieving mother, to … more
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Debbie and Emma Johnson join Iggy and CCSO Dep. Andy McCrea and Iggy on Christmas Eve as the Johnson drop off a bag of indestructible dog toys for the agency's K-9s as K9s United helps support law enforcement agencies during the holidays.
‘Santa Paws’ fetches support for Clay County Sheriff's Office K-9s
MIDDLEBURG – For the eighth consecutive year, Emma “Santa Paws” Johnson stopped at the Clay County Sheriff’s Office’s Sub-Station to deliver a bag of indestructible dog toys for the K-9 … more
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