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Latest reporting from the Business desk.

Business

Latest reporting from the Business desk.

Business

Latest reporting from the Business desk.

  • Stack of pancakes, fried eggs, bacon strips and orange juice on a diner table.

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    Grumpy's opens largest location on Fleming Island Oct. 12

    Grumpy's Restaurant, an eight-time Best of Clay breakfast winner, opens its biggest location yet at the corner of East-West Parkway and US 17 on Monday, Oct. 12, with seating for up to 190, a full bar, a party room and a free game room for kids.

  • Single-story Ace Hardware store with red-and-white facade and a parking lot.

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    Hagan Ace Hardware breaks ground on Blanding Boulevard rebuild

    Hagan Ace Hardware broke ground Sept. 17 on the reconstruction of its 1022 Blanding Blvd. headquarters in Orange Park, 16 months after a fire destroyed the 45-year-old store. The new location is expected to be complete by June 2027.

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    Fleming Island mom runs honor-system dessert cart near Eagle Harbor

    Fleming Island stay-at-home mom Jordan Toon launched Salty Air Treats, a self-serve pop-up dessert cart selling cookies, mini cakes and cake pops on weekends on Old Pine Trail off County Road 220, between Cobblestone at Eagle Harbor and the Pine Lake neighborhood.

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    Orange Park Mall unveils new logo, interior refresh for 51st year

    Orange Park Mall marked its 51st anniversary Tuesday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony unveiling a redesigned orange-tree logo, new LED lighting, fresh paint and updated food-court seating, the first visible results of owner Second Horizon Capital's reinvestment since buying the center for $60.5 million last year.

  • White canopy tents line a brick walkway at an outdoor market on a sunny day.

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    Orange Park farmers market stays twice monthly in new budget

    Orange Park Town Manager Gary Goble confirmed the Farmers' & Arts Market is fully funded in the fiscal 2026–27 budget and will keep its twice-monthly schedule, easing vendor fears that a $600,000-plus budget gap and Florida's Amendment 3 could force a cutback.

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