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]]>See below for a list of upcoming community events. Don’t see your event on this list? We’d love to hear from you! Send your event information to [email protected]
May 17 at 11AM: The Crescent City Woman’s Club BBQ fundraiser. Half a chicken, plus two sides dinners for $15. Take out or eat in at the Crescent City Woman’s Club.
May 17: The Romanza Festival is taking place until May 17 in St. Augustine with shows scheduled throughout the city. Go to the website for days, times and events.
May 17 at 12-5PM: A benefit fundraiser for Amie Seitz Johns will be at the Cheyenne Saloon in East Palatka with food, bake sale, cornhole, music and more.
May 18 at 3-5PM: The Larimer Arts Center will host the high life jazz “Then and Now” concert with Stephen Chandler, Buffalo and Diane Munn. Tickets are $20 at the door.
May 20 at 9AM-3PM: A blood drive will be held at Ameris Bank in downtown Palatka. It is a joint effort between Ameris Bank and the Putnam County Clerks Office.
May 24: Rodeheavers Boys Ranch will have a benefit golf tournament at the Palatka Golf Course. Registration is at 8AM and tee times start at 9AM. Cost is $75 a player or $280 for a team. Call the Palatka Golf Course to sign up.
June 4: The Women’s Club of Palatka is having their annual Crape Myrtle sale. Order by June 4th. A gallon pot is $7 each. Order online by going to GFWCPalatka.com/azalea-city-marketplace. Pickup date is June 6th.
June 18-20: Ravine State Gardens will be holding an Enchanted Fairy House Summer Camp. The cost is $100 per child and is open to ages 6 to 11. Call Ravine Gardens to register at 386-329-3721.
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The St. Johns River State College Vikings softball team takes the South District title for a second year in a row after defeating Central Alabama Community College Saturday in a double-header at home in Palatka (8-4 and 14-10).
The NJCAA DII South District Champs will defend their national title at the World Series in Oxford, Alabama May 19-24.
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]]>See below for a list of upcoming community events. Don’t see your event on this list? We’d love to hear from you! Send your event information to [email protected]
April 30 – May 11: The River City Players presents the Play Flaming Idiots at the Larminer Arts Center. For tickets go to RCPpalatka.org
May 2 at 6PM: A wine tasting event fundraiser for the Lee Conlee House Domestic Violence Shelter will take place at Coventry Oaks Farm on 104 Springside Cutoff Road in Palatka. There will be wine music and raffles. Cost is $50
May 3: The Palatka Art League invites you to their Springtime Tea Party at the Tilghman House on River Street in Palatka. There will be two sittings: one at 11am and again at 1pm. $25 per person. Call 407-718-0667 for reservations.
May 3 from 9AM – 1PM: St Paul’s Spring Plant Swap will be held at St Paul’s Episcopal Church at Federal Point in East Palatka. Swap plants, gardening tools, decorations, and pots!
May 10 at 10AM: A Ranger Read-a-long will be given at Ravine State Gardens. The book will be “Charlottes Web” it is free with park admission.
May 10 from 7:30AM – 11AM: The annual Rotary Club of Palatka’s Community Blood Screening will be held at St. Johns River State College gym. For more information go to palatkarotary.com
May 12 at 5PM: The Pilot Club of Palatka presents Bunco! Doors open at 5PM with a taco bar and then Bunco starts at 6PM. It will be held at The First Presbyterian Church Westminster Hall. Tickets are $35.
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]]>April 26 at 12PM: A trivia tournament fundraiser will be held at St Johns River State College to benefit the random acts of kindness student support fund on at The Viking Center.
April 26 from 10AM-4PM: A Vets Freedom Fest will be held at the Putnam County Fairgrounds with music, BBQ, games, information booths, and a bouncy house. Free meals for veterans and their immediate household…$8 for all others
April 30 – May 11: The River City Players presents the Play Flaming Idiots at the Larminer Arts Center. For tickets go to RCPpalatka.org
May 2 at 6PM: A wine tasting event fundraiser for the Lee Conlee House Domestic Violence Shelter will take place at Coventry Oaks Farm on 104 Springside Cutoff Road in Palatka. There will be wine music and raffles. Cost is $50
May 3: The Palatka Art League invites you to their Springtime Tea Party at the Tilghman House on River Street in Palatka. $25 per person. Call 407-718-0667 for reservations.
May 10 at 10AM: A Ranger Read-a-long will be given at Ravine State Gardens. The book will be “Charlottes Web” it is free with park admission.
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]]>1)2020 6X12 foot Cargo V nose trailer like new condition $3200 firm 983-1424
2) Shutters vinyl outside (3 to 6 feet) in the box $15 to $25 aluminum and 8 foot fiberglass step ladders $85 in good shape, 8 foot dingy $200 with paddles and trolling motor, in ground diving board with ladder and rails and stainless steel filters $100 or best offer, bucket seats from a van $20 for the pair, 386-336-1567
3) Pump shotgun Emperor Duke 3 Ultra model 12 gage pump shotgun with case $295 call 386-336-0276
4) Looking for winter coats. Gloves, boots, and winter clothing to take to North Carolina take them to the church located between highway 100 and the bridge San Mateo Church of God call 828-292-4023
5) Piano for sale older model $150 call 863-559-5318
6) 2016 Volkswagen Beetle Model S power steering brakes, windows, AC vehicle anti-theft system, heated seats AM/FM/CD stereo mileage $108,000 for $10,050 call Wayne at 386-937-7854
7) Oak roll top desk and chair $100, jewelry box and jewelry $1000, large buffet $100, electric lift chair color brown $50, lazy boy sofa and loveseat light tan both ends recline $300, dresser with mirror, five drawer chest, two night stands with lamps $250, call 382-437-0747
8) Whirlpool washer with agitator $125, assorted boat cushions and life vests all for $30 call 336-1281
9) Lake Crescent Estates flea market 314 Bass Trail Crescent City
10) Four Chipom dogs one year old free to good home, air fryer, popcorn machine, do parrot rescue, call 326-9897
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Locally owned and operated, Blue Crab Broadcasting, LLC is the new proud owner of local radio stations WPLK and WIYD. Blue Crab Broadcasting, LLC owns, operates, and supports the community by investing in the voices of Palatka. Breaking down barriers, bridging gaps, and unifying the voices in our community.
“It’s an honor for me to carry forward the rich legacy of WIYD and WPLK that have been fixtures in our community for decades,” said Charlie Douglas, Owner of Blue Crab Broadcasting, LLC. “My vision for these stations is to lift every voice of citizens in Putnam County, highlight local content, and share with the world why Putnam County is the best community to live, work, and play.”
As a staple in the Palatka community, WPLK and WIYD will continue to provide favorite radio voices and personalities but will take on a new refreshed role in the community. Tune in for new audience-capturing programs featuring hometown highlights such as downtown activities, bass fishing, blue crab-themed conversations, and most importantly, you—the citizens of our community! Adding hometown charm and breathing new life into what will be the new Voice of Palatka is the main inspiration.
The ownership change comes at the cusp of new growth and development. By leveraging the resources of what the community has to offer and embracing collaboration from its citizens and local government, Charlie Douglas and Blue Crab Broadcasting, LLC intend to provide the foundation for a downtown renaissance, raising the standards for what the future of Palatka can and will look like.
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