Activities supporting more than 10 to cease operations in Key West
Attractions and activities supporting gatherings of 10 or more people are being ordered to cease operations by 12 a.m. on Friday, March 20, in...
The mortgage market is here
By Brian Tewes and Brian A. Tewes
If there is one thing for certain, it is that we are living in distinct times. The threat...
Options for tourists narrowing
As of this writing, Marathon’s main tourist attractions are still operating: Dolphin Research Center, The Turtle Hospital and Florida Keys Aquarium Encounters. All three...
Bar and Restaurant owners respond to new rules
A March 18 meeting of Key West bar and restaurant owners started with complaints and criticism, but quickly gave way to cooperation and a commitment...
State, local governments taking action on various issues
By Jim McCarthy and Sara Matthis
Legislative session in Tallahassee is winding down as legislators work to approve a budget. But before they did that,...
Locals make music
The new Key West-based record label, Conch Town Music, this week celebrates the release of its first two albums by local artists Bill Blue...
Concerns go viral
Corona beer seemed a bigger concern than the coronavirus for the groups of college students visiting the Keys for the annual spring break debauchery...
Cosmetic shop owners sue picketers
Key West’s cosmetic shop controversy has moved from the court of public opinion to Judge Tim Koenig’s courtroom.
Orogold shop co-owner Nir Chen filed suit...
Fashion, culture, art and history
Today is what a true New Yorker would call “brisk and beautiful” — painfully blue skies and temperatures in the mid-40s — and this...
Splash Soap Company takes pride in ‘ingredients you can pronounce’
Looking for a natural alternative to the conventional soaps and skincare products found on most grocery store shelves? Yola Kryska, founder of Splash Soap...
