Jack Randall is a journalist based in Orange Park, Florida, writing for Clay Today. His articles cover a range of topics including local events, book clubs, city council meetings, and community stories. Jack is dedicated to sharing the stories and experiences of the people in his community.
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Jack Randall's coverage predominantly focuses on local news and events in the Clay County area of Florida. He covers a range of topics, including community events, education, entertainment news, family & relationships, and government announcements.
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By: Jack Randall
Treasure Coast Newspapers FORT PIERCE — An "iron curtain" has descended here.
By: Jack Randall
Treasure Coast Newspapers ST. LUCIE COUNTY — Gerard Krewer, a resident of the Ankona neighborhood south of Fort Pierce, was stunned one day last month, driving home on South Indian River Drive.
By: Jack Randall
Here is what the former Ankeny House, also known as the Piowaty House, looked like before it was demolished.
By: Jack Randall
Treasure Coast Newspapers VERO BEACH — A $7.4 million home here was the most expensive sold on the Treasure Coast in November.
Check out these top home sales on the Treasure Coast.
By: Jack Randall
Treasure Coast Newspapers PORT ST. LUCIE — The city has the least sustainable credit card debt in the nation, according to a recent WalletHub analysis
Jack Randall, USA TODAY NETWORK · 4 min read FORT PIERCE, Fla. — An "iron curtain" has descended here.
Cryptocurrency has soared to new heights but is still weighed down from its history of scams, with some notably originating from the Treasure Coast.
By: Jack Randall
The building at 1965 43rd Ave. was recently purchased by Vero Beach resident Cindy Yin. For 30 years, it was known as the Szechuan Palace.
By: Jack Randall
Treasure Coast Newspapers VERO BEACH — The new owner of the Szechuan Palace building may demolish the structure acclaimed as a cultural and historic landmark.
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