Don Coble is a journalist based in Orange Park, Florida, focusing on local news and events. He writes for Clay Today and his work has also been featured in the Ponte Vedra Recorder. Don covers a range of topics, including local politics, community events, and law enforcement news.
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Don Coble's articles predominantly cover local events and community news, with a focus on entertainment, family, relationships, house & home topics. Given this emphasis, he may be interested in pitches that highlight unique local events or initiatives related to the mentioned themes.
Consider reaching out if you have ideas for engaging community-focused stories or insights into local trends in entertainment or family-related activities. Additionally, contributions centered around seasonal events and government announcements within Orange Park are likely to align well with his coverage areas.
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The City Council recognized fifth-grade essay winners (from left) Serenity Clark, Sydney Ball, Bentley Lackey, Layden Meek and Zachary Anderson.
Bill Luick was one of many veterans attending Family Day Monday at Camp Blanding.
By: Don Coble
By Don Coble, Managing Editor I drove a Ford Pinto to school on the first day of my senior year.
Dr. Eugene White served in the Korean War in 1952. He enjoyed dinner with his wife, Dr. Audrey White, Monday during the free Veterans Day event at the Golden Corral in Orange Park.
Darryl Herren dispelled several beliefs that trapping cats was inhumane once by explaining the benefits of returning them to their communities after being spayed or neutered to control the population of feral cats in neighborhoods.
Ashton Taylor serenaded visitors during the first hour of the Middleburg Historic Fall Festival.
Groundbreaking ceremonies means the project is underway
Salvation Army volunteers at the warehouse where thousands of donated toys and personal items were waiting to be picked up by families last year.
A Rising Star is born after this teen receives a his guitar at last year's Rockin'for Stockins'.
Diners enjoyed good food and fellowship last year during the Feast of Plenty at The Springs Church.
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