Hurricane Isaias ’emergency’ only precaution
MACCLENNY— Hurricane Isaias grew into a Category 3 storm with 120 mph winds Friday as it headed for a late-evening landfall on the western Florida Panhandl...
Oct 10, 2026Open source
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Macclenny, Florida. Counties or equivalents associated with this area: Baker. Associated ZIP codes: 32063.
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Alligator-Shaped Xbox Will Be Snapped Up by One Gamer
This iconic Florida critter appears to have swallowed an Xbox just a couple of weeks before the release of GTA 6.
Nov 4, 2026Open source
Tampa-born Florida Avenue Brewing Co. permanently closes its Seminole Heights location
The craft brewery’s closure aligns with an increasing trend of similar taproom closures throughout Tampa Bay.
Nov 4, 2026Open source
GOP sweep: Uthmeier, Ingoglia, Simpson win Florida Cabinet races
Republicans on Tuesday night swept the races for attorney general, chief financial officer and agriculture commissioner.
Nov 4, 2026Open source
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Macclenny is in Baker County, Florida.
Region: North Florida
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32063
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Alligator-Shaped Xbox Will Be Snapped Up by One Gamer
This iconic Florida critter appears to have swallowed an Xbox just a couple of weeks before the release of GTA 6.
Nov 4, 2026Open source
Tampa-born Florida Avenue Brewing Co. permanently closes its Seminole Heights location
The craft brewery’s closure aligns with an increasing trend of similar taproom closures throughout Tampa Bay.
Nov 4, 2026Open source
GOP sweep: Uthmeier, Ingoglia, Simpson win Florida Cabinet races
Republicans on Tuesday night swept the races for attorney general, chief financial officer and agriculture commissioner.
Nov 4, 2026Open source
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Macclenny, the seat of Baker County west of Jacksonville, was first called Darbyville, since the Darby family owned most of the land. Carr Bowers McClenny married into the family and in the late 19th century bought much of the land to harvest its timber, building businesses in logging, sawmills, turpentine and real estate, and the town was renamed McClenny for him.
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Because the Post Office Department did not allow capital letters in the middle of names, the town became Macclenny. Its first post office opened in 1890. Settlers had lived in the area as early as 1829, but more came only after the Civil War. In 1888 a yellow fever epidemic killed most of the town's residents, and the population, 334 in 1890, recovered only gradually. Sources Wikipedia: Macclenny, Florida
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30.2736710, -82.1324750
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Baker County
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