ORANGE PARK, Fla. -- A U.S. Postal Service worker covering a route in Orange Park is giving new meaning to the phrase "going postal" after a resident reports the driver struck her mailbox over the weekend and then just took off.

Viewer Tricia reached out to First Coast News with video of the incident on Sunday, saying the unidentified driver drove by her home, located in the 800 block of Stallion Way, and clipped her mailbox, knocking it clean off its post. Then, Tricia reports, the driver simply drove away.

"Today in oakleaf... The mail delivery person hit and broke our mailbox and just kept going," she said in a Facebook post. "Hoping USPS will make it right!"

ORANGE PARK, Fla. -- Many of the kids who play with the Clay Bears live near Walter Odom Park, but it is not available to the team.

"They're close to it and they can't even use it and it sits over here dark in the evenings," said Derek Neal.

Neal is president of the Clay Bears and would like to use the park, but he can't. While the park is owned by taxpayers, it already has a tenant and it is not the Clay Bears.

"They do not hold the lease agreement for those fields for their program," said Karen Thomas, director of contract services for Clay County.

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. — At one time, over 14,000 customers are without power in Clay County, according to Clay Eletric Co-op.

As crews worked, they were able to bring the majority of those without power back on the grid.

The Co-op said they were customers served by the Black Creek substation, although they did not say the exact nature of the problem there.

Crews are en route to investigate the cause and make repairs, the Co-op said.

The areas most heavily affected appear to be the Orange Park area and Middleburg.

Check the outage map at this link.

This is a developing story. Stay with First Coast News for updates.