And the winners are…
The 24th Annual Master Chef’s Classic took place last Sunday night at Margaritaville Resort. Thirteen restaurants competed in three categories to be named winners. The event supports...
Cuban music on tap
Cortadito, a traditional Cuban music group, will perform at the Florida Keys Brewing Company, 200 Morada Way, in the arts district in downtown Islamorada on Wednesday, Feb....
Print is NOT dead
By Jason Koler and Britt Myers
Earlier this week a report announced the demise of the Keynoter and Upper Keys Reporter as we know it, leaving a void...
Pigeon Key Art Fest set for this weekend
ABOUT THE POSTER ARTIST
Jessica Ann Hessing is a full-time artist living in Key Largo. Born and raised in the Florida Keys, her artwork is full of local...
HOME(coming) at LAST
Marathon High School celebrated homecoming this past weekend. The festivities, originally scheduled for the fall semester, included a pep rally, basketball game with the crowning at halftime,...
HOOP DREAMS
Remember that video that went viral in 2016 of the Gainesville police officer called to the scene of kids playing basketball too “loudly?” Instead of reprimanding the...
Lobster harvest takes a hit
The 2017-18 lobster season could produce half the expected harvest because of Hurricane Irma, and stone crab numbers are likely to suffer as well.
“Harvest levels are returning...
City of Marathon revisits food truck law
For less than 400 words, ordinance 104.62 causes a lot of headache for the City of Marathon, its residents and business owners.
The law governing food trucks has...
Pro Tips: Seminars improve fishing odds
This year’s Island Boat Show features fishing seminars from four of the Keys’ best Captains, who will be revealing the tricks and techniques pros use when fishing...
Blood, Sweat and Prayers
Wilfredo “The Warrior” Gonzalez (1-0-0) first found interest in martial arts when he incorporated boxing into his workouts. His curiosity in the sport flourished and before long...
