The Weekly Staff

#SeenAroundTown: Spelling Bee separates the spellers from the non-spellers

The word “petiole” was the winning word for the Iberia Bank “I-Spellers” at last weekend’s not-so-annual Habitat for Humanity Spelling Bee. It was an...

#SeenAroundTown: Athletes ride to battle AIDS

Bikes poured into Key West High School for the Smart Ride event on Nov. 15 in which participants road their bikes all the way...

#SeenAroundTown: Marathon celebrates vets

The annual Marathon Veterans Day Parade made its way through town Nov. 8 to celebrate the service of the men and women who protect...

#Music: Jonathan Williams is getting noticed for talent

By Karri Daley Jonathan is a musician of many colors. He has a very wide repertoire of musical styles and plays many different instruments. Jonathan was...

#LoveYourConcierge: Lee DeForrest, Pier House Resort

The Keys Weekly took the time to interview arguably the most important people in Key West — the concierges. A concierge is, of course,...

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