The tight-knit Lake Asbury community remains heartbroken by the loss of a 14-year-old who died in an e-bike crash on Sandridge Road last week.

Residents continue to raise concerns about safety along Sandridge Road, which FHP noted was “unlit” at the time of a crash involving an e-bike that left a 14-year-old boy dead one week ago.

Dozens of students, parents, and neighbors gathered outside Lake Asbury Junior High School Sunday evening to remember Carson Farias, the 14-year-old boy killed while riding his electric dirt bike on Sandridge Road last Thursday night.

A 14-year-old boy from Lake Asbury is dead following a multi-vehicle crash late Thursday night in Clay County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Clay County Fire Rescue said on Friday that it is working on a house fire in the Lake Asbury area.

Lake Asbury is one of the fastest-growing areas of Clay County, and the county’s growth has been coupled with various road projects that have frustrated thousands of residents over the past few years. However, a recent plan expected to improve “connectivity between adjacent developments” in the county was recently withdrawn.

Clay County is in the process of approving the rezoning and construction of two new buildings at Oakleaf Junior High and Lake Asbury Junior High. They will be the first two junior high schools in the county to accommodate 6th, 7th, and 8th grades.

Parents of Clay County students should prepare for potential changes, as the school board considers new attendance boundaries for junior high schools.

Clay County drivers are counting down the days until the area’s traffic-clogged roads are long gone, but the completion of two sections along the First Coast Expressway should provide some relief.

Residents in several subdivisions have been dealing with massive traffic slowdowns for several months in Lake Asbury. It's the fastest growing part of Clay County.

In Clay County work crews have been scrambling to prepare sidewalks in front of Lake Asbury Junior High and Lake Asbury Elementary School in time for school Thursday morning.

Lake Asbury residents are breathing a sigh of relief after a crippling road closure that lasted all summer is finally over.

Lake Asbury residents might finally be in for some relief after a construction project that brought plenty of frustration is expected to be completed Sunday night.

The county has told News4JAX that the entire road was closed to make the project go quicker with a goal of having it wrapped up before school starts.

Residents living in Lake Asbury said they are concerned they can’t get to stores easily for food and gas or get out of their neighborhoods in the event of an emergency.

A day after a deadly boat crash on Black Creek, the water was calm as the investigation continued.

A boat passenger was ejected and killed Tuesday when the vessel hit a dock along Black Creek in the Lake Asbury area, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said.

The number of new homes being built in Lake Asbury will be restricted for the next year.

A bear sighting in Lake Asbury has residents on alert.

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – Hundreds of families in Clay County will likely be sending their children to different schools next year as the district wrestles with overcrowding and lays out its redistricting plan. Currently, the top priority is relocating students from Oakleaf High School to Ridgeview High, followed by students in Lake Asbury and Middleburg. LINK: Details of the Clay County District Schools plan for Oakleaf, Ridgeview HighA few hundred students will be moved from Oakleaf High to Ridgeview High. The map on the left of your screen has a section bordered in yellow that currently goes to Oakleaf High. It just seemed they needed to put more and more portables.”News4jax also heard from parents in the News 4 Clay County Facebook Group.

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. - Various neighborhood walks conducted by the Clay County Sheriff's Office have led to drug raids in recent months. Smith said the walks through various Clay County communities have led to a larger crackdown on narcotics. Each time a home was raided, the Sheriffs Office left a sign reading, You had options, on the property. "Sheriff (Darryl) Daniels has a strong zero tolerance for drugs and narcotics," Smith said. The walks have become so valuable that the Sheriffs Office shifted from doing them monthly to almost weekly.