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
The development also will include at least two restaurants, an 18-pump Costco gas station, 1,725 parking spaces and 378 apartment units.
By: Jack Randall
November real estate analysis: More listings, fewer sales and decreased median sale prices for homes sold on the Treasure Coast compared to October
By: Jack Randall
The city's rental market remained highly competitive despite inventory increasing substantially.
By: Jack Randall
A $9.375 million Martin County home with private beach access was the most expensive sold on the Treasure Coast in December.
By: Jack Randall
"If we’re seeing this blue-green algae in winter, God help us in the summertime,” Christine King said, describing the recent algae bloom.
By: Jack Randall
Check out these top home sales on the Treasure Coast.
By: Jack Randall
Treasure Coast Newspapers HOBE SOUND — The sports car's engine roared as Justin Angel, a Jupiter real estate developer, zipped down Old Dixie Highway in his Lamborghini, a 2025 reptilian-green Revuelto.
By: Jack Randall
Treasure Coast Newspapers INDIANTOWN — The Seminole Inn , listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is up for sale to the public for the first time since its construction nearly a century ago.
By: Jack Randall
Treasure Coast Newspapers PORT ST. LUCIE — Flower Febres-Cordero, a small business owner, last year completed the Business Accelerator Program at Indian River State College.
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