Keys Weekly
Cuba vs. Keys
More than 1.5 million Floridians identify as Cuban, and tourists flock to the Keys to get a taste of “Cuban” food. According to the...
ENDING THE SHARK FIN TRADE IN THE U.S.
SHARK FISHING FACTS:
In the U.S., licensed fishers are permitted to catch certain species of shark, transport the whole animal back to shore and remove...
A decade of dance
Get ready to shake your groove thing, or watch others shake theirs, at the Marathon Community Theatre’s 10th annual “tah-Dance,” which starts Friday and...
No referendum necessary
Monroe County voters will not see a referendum on the Aug. 28 primary election ballot to create a municipal service taxing district for Fishermen’s...
Reeled in by Key West
Veteran musician Terry Wetmore first came to Key West as part of the touring band “The Blue Sparks from Hell” based in New Jersey....
Meet the Conch Republic Marine Army
It started on Facebook. After the devastation left by Hurricane Irma, one heartfelt and selfless request to the Evacuees of the Keys page amassed...
All quiet in Key West? Nope
Summer in Key West. Not much going on outside of the Duval Crawl and some boat races, right?
Wrong! Because once again, Summer Stage will...
Students learn about slavery
One hundred seventy-one Marathon sixth- and eighth-grade students had an opportunity to explore an often under-addressed topic in American history when they studied the...
Full-time is not enough
The destruction that Hurricane Irma brought to the Florida Keys, oddly enough, is what brought veteran musician Tim Scott to Key West this past...
