Burn Ban, Cat Cafes and Celebrating Bus Drivers
News You May Have Missed In Clay County
Here’s the news you need to know about from across Clay County.
Burn Ban Still In Effect
Despite the containment of the recent 4,000-acre Railroad fire, Clay County Officials are urging citizens not to light fires, as the county’s burn ban remains in place.
As evidenced by the Railroad fire, even a single spark can quickly escalate into a situation that threatens property and lives. Click the picture below to learn what is permissible and prohibited under the current burn ban.
Orange Park Library To Host Cat Cafe
The last day of May will bring an overload of cuteness to the Orange Park Library. On May 30th, from 10 am to 1 pm, library patrons will have the opportunity to hang out with cats while perusing the library’s books at a pop-up Cat Cafe.
Clay High Teacher Organizes Bus Driver Appreciation Event
Matthew Mitchell, a teacher at Clay High School, came through in a big way to show appreciation for Clay County’s Bus Drivers.
On April 28th, Mitchell surprised the bus drivers with breakfast from McDonald’s, snacks, and other treats for Bus Driver Appreciation Day.
Clay Nurse Invites Others To Disney For National Nurses Day
A Clay County registered nurse wants nurses from around the world to celebrate their profession at the Happierst Place on Earth.
April Freeman was recently featured in a News4Jax story highlighting her effort to organize the trip celebrating her fellow health care professionals.
Man Charged With Mibbleburg Murder And Arson
The Clay County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrest of Kareem Robinson Johnson in connection with the murder of Reginald Eldridge Gantt in Middleburg.
Gantt’s body was found in a burned car in the area of Mimosas and County Road 218 on April 6th.
