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Beth Cravey

Jacksonville

Staff Writer at Florida Times-Union

Florida Times-Union/@jaxdotcom writer, remotely from WV. Proud member of the @TimesUnionGuild: Local news matters.

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  • AT&T brings high-speed internet to nonprofit neighborhood hub on Jacksonville's Eastside

    1 week ago | jacksonville.com | Beth Cravey

    AT&T recently opened a Connected Learning Center inside The Corner at Debs Store on Jacksonville's Eastside to provide residents with high-speed internet access and educational tools. The company also donated $50,000 to store operator Goodwill Industries of North Florida to support the center. David Rey, the nonprofit's president and CEO, said the center aligns with the grocery store's mission. "Our goal was for it to be more than solving the food desert in the Out East neighborhood,” Rey said.

  • Green Cove Springs at 150: From hotel heyday to evolving city with small-town charm

    1 week ago | jacksonville.com | Beth Cravey

    Green Cove Springs has undergone multiple transformations since its incorporation in 1874, from a tourist haven to a military hub. Today, Green Cove Springs faces the challenge of managing growth while preserving its small-town character, particularly with large-scale developments planned nearby. City leaders emphasize the importance of zoning, land use regulations, and collaboration with the county to guide development and maintain the city's identity.

  • Timeline: Over 150 years, Green Cove Springs evolved from timber land to bustling city

    1 week ago | jacksonville.com | Beth Cravey

    Green Cove Springs, Clay County, is a city with a rich history spanning over 150 years. Originally known for its natural springs and attracting tourists, Green Cove Springs faced challenges like the Great Freeze that destroyed citrus crops. In recent years, Green Cove Springs has focused on revitalization efforts, including redeveloping its downtown area and honoring its cultural heritage.

  • Timeline: Over 150 years, Green Cove Springs evolved from timber land to bustling city

    1 week ago | yahoo.com | Beth Cravey

    Green Cove Springs is now a bustling city of 10,000 on the banks of the St. Johns River known for its small-town charm. When settlers first arrived 150 years ago, there were only trees, the St. Johns River and the warm waters of a mineral spring. But those natural resources attracted attention ― and the people who would build a community.

  • Nassau County nonprofit honors volunteers' 16,963 hours of donated time -- worth $500,000

    1 week ago | jacksonville.com | Beth Cravey

    The Barnabas Center,  the community resource hub in Nassau County, recently held an appreciation luncheon for its 589 volunteers who donated 16,963 hours valued at about $500,000. Each volunteer "brings something unique and together you create a powerful force for good," according to the center.

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