ALLIGATOR LIGHTHOUSE SHINES ONCE AGAIN OFF ISLAMORADA
A 150-year-old lighthouse that has been extinguished for a decade is shining again at night in the Florida Keys.
Organizers of an Islamorada community group that took title...
BREAKING: KEY COLONY BEACH MAYOR PATTI TREFRY RESIGNS
In a surprising move that will undoubtedly add another layer to the city’s already tumultuous year, Key Colony Beach Mayor Patti Trefry submitted her letter of resignation...
TAKE STOCK IN CHILDREN PROGRAM DESPERATELY NEEDS MENTORS
Take Stock in Children Monroe announced recently that more than 160 scholarship applications from 13 middle and high schools throughout the Florida Keys were submitted for review,...
TAKE STOCK IN CHILDREN PROGRAM NEEDS MENTORS
Take Stock in Children Monroe is excited to announce a huge milestone. More than 160 scholarship applications from 13 middle and high schools throughout the Florida Keys...
KEY WEST AIRPORT TO GET NEW BARS, CHILI’S & AN 8TH GATE
The $119 million expansion in full swing at the Key West International Airport has added an eighth gate, while plans for food and drink options include a...
OUT WITH THE OLD AND IN WITH THE NEW: WOODY’S REOPENS WITHOUT THE POLES
It’s been two months since legendary all-nude strip joint Woody’s Adult Entertainment Club was reopened under new ownership with a mainstream makeover. The stripper pole has been...
KEYS MARINE SANCTUARY HONORS OCEAN STUDIES’ ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary (FKNMS) recently honored Ocean Studies Charter School with a plaque for completing a five-year stewardship project as part of the Ocean Guardian...
COUNTY PLANS TO SEND BUILDING DIRECTOR ED KOCONIS TO REPLACE BRYAN COOK AS ISLAMORADA’S...
An agreement lending Monroe County human resources director Bryan Cook to the village of Islamorada as interim manager reaches the 60-day mark on Oct. 6. As the...
KEYS WEEKLY TURNS 20: A LOOK BACK AT THEN & NOW
The world — and the Florida Keys — were different places in 2003, when the Keys Weekly began covering and chronicling the island chain.
George W. Bush was...
MARATHON CITY COUNCIL SQUARES OFF WITH STAFF OVER BUDGETED RAISES
A crowd of around 40 Marathon city employees irate with the City Council’s recent comments on proposed staff raises in the city’s 2023-24 budget filled the council...
