Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Now that Hurricane Milton is over, it’s time to go outside.

If you haven’t made your way to Green Cove Springs for the Clay County Fair, you have two days left to get your share of fair fun before it’s gone.

A Fantastic Fair Forecast!

The 2024 entertainment includes Vanilla Ice, Diamond Rio, Tyler Farr, Martina McBride, Bret Michaels and more!

Others recalled his performance at the Orange Park Mall and the Ham Jam in Green Cove Springs.

With the Clay County Fair being back in town, the concern about traffic on State Road 16, which is the only road to get in and out of the fair, has also returned as fair-goers make their way to the fun.

We know you’ll get a kick out of this story. We sure did!

The sights, sounds and smells of the Clay County Agricultural Fair are an annual tradition in Green Cove Springs -- and so is seeing Richard Nunn cut the ribbon on Opening Day.

The Clay County Agricultural Fair opens Thursday.

Supplies are coming in to help the people in Southwest Florida who were impacted by Hurricane Ian.

In an effort to support Southwest Florida residents affected by Ian’s wrath, the Clay County Fairgrounds opened its RV area to offer a place to stay for those rebuilding who have an RV.

State Road 16 will stay narrow. DOT said the public will need to contact county and state leaders if they want to see any widening of this road.

An attorney posted about this case on social media, saying it was another incident of negligence.

A life-altering ATV crash left Halynn Timms severely injured. After months of surgeries and recovery, the Middleburg High School FFA student only had one goal: Be well enough to stand with her pig at the auction at the Clay County Fair.

A frightening scene Friday night at the Clay County Fair left a ride operator hospitalized after he became wedged between pieces of the floor of the Hydra ride for about 15 minutes.

102-year-old Eleanor visited the Clay County Fair for her second year in a row.

The Clay County Fair is back in town!

Ahead of the fifth day of the Clay County Agricultural Fair, officials from the Clay County Sheriff’s Office and the Clay County Department of Public Safety addressed a litany of challenges faced in the first four, including traffic back-ups, parking lot flooding, unruly guests and preventable health emergencies.

Some viewers tell News4JAX that they waited up to three hours to get to the Clay County Fair on Sunday.

The day will start off with a few clouds before sunshine fills our skies and temperatures return near 80°.

We will be updating this as the weather system moves across the area. Check back for later updates.

Partly cloudy start to the weekend.  Clouds return late tonight with showers possible early tomorrow Saturday.  Are you going to the Clay County Fair?  Sunday is looking great.

Every year, News4JAX Meteorologist Richard Nunn makes the official announcement to open the Clay County Fair. But this year, it started with a huge thank you from the community.

Ten days of packed crowds are expected at the Clay County Fairgrounds as the fair opened its gates at 2 p.m. Thursday.

With the gates of the Clay County fair scheduled to open Thursday afternoon -- one week after a teenager fell to his death from an Orlando thrill ride -- ride safety is on the minds of many.

Parents in Clay County told News4JAX they’re worried about ride safety.

Guests should be aware of their surroundings and if they see something, they should say something.

Five News4JAX Insiders can win four tickets to the Clay County Fair.

If you went to the Clay County Agricultural Fair this weekend, you probably got caught in traffic jams on State Road 16, which is the only road in or out of the fair.

The fashion show awards cash prizes for the winners.

Tired of swiping? Ferris wheel speed dating is creating buzz at the Clay County Fair.

The Clay County Fair has more to offer than just rides, food and shows.

GREEN COVE SPRINGS, Fla. – When the 35th annual Clay County Fair kicks off on Thursday, it will be the first major event to have full-capacity crowds in Northeast Florida in more than a year. While the fair will welcome thousands back to the Clay County Fairgrounds, safety measures will be in place. It’s been such a hurdle to get the gates open and we are so excited to be back,” said General Manager Tasha Hyder. “Everything that you’re used to seeing at the Clay County Fair is going to be here,” said Hyder. There will be several safety measures in place, including more sanitization and hand washing stations, additional signage, and increased cleaning.

Starting on Thursday, the Clay County Fair will fire up the rides, yummy food, agricultural education and shows. All thanks to a cold front, our temperatures will range from the 60s and 70s with mostly sunny skies. The fair will kick off at 2 p.m. with highs in the upper 60s low 70s and mostly sunny skies. Here’s what you can expect through opening weekend:Friday: Mostly sunny skies with a highs in the low 60s. Saturday: Mostly sunny skies with highs in the upper 60s near 70.

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – They say it’s a groundbreaking new style for men... but we’re not sure about that. The Clay County Fair is holding a “Redneck Romper Fashion Show” for men. Deadline for entries: March 29, 2021The fair begins on April 1 and will go until April 11. Register for the Redneck Romper Fashion Show here. For more information about the Clay County Fair, click here.

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – Great memories have been made at the Clay County Fair for generations. Crews are now setting up for this year’s event at the Clay County Fairgrounds, set to kick off Friday and last through Sunday. The Clay County Fair Association wants to make it clear that because the actual fair was canceled in spring, this is a special, modified version for families to enjoy. “I’m not a n emotional person, but I shed some tears when we made that final call to cancel the fair,” Hyder said. They’re 10 feet by 10 feet, and 6 feet away from other groups.

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. Grab your cowboy hats and head for the corndog stand! A modified version of the Clay County Fair will happen next month. After the wildly popular annual agricultural fair was canceled in the spring due to COVID-19, the Clay County Fair Association just announced its hosting a three-day, smaller event Sept. 25-27. Tasha Hyder, general manager of the Clay County Fair Association, was devastated when the decision was made in the spring to cancel. We wont have the animals, but hey, fair food is one of the top two things that people come to the fair over, she said.