ISLAMORADA APPROVES REQUEST FOR TRANSFER OF CREEKSIDE INN UNITS TO ISLANDER RESORT AS PART...
A resort in Islamorada is adding some 50 units, and its workforce is getting a new housing opportunity following the village council’s approval of...
NOAA’S RESTORATION BLUEPRINT NEARS THE FINISH LINE
With the release of an environmental impact statement and management plan reflecting the highly-anticipated Restoration Blueprint for the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary (FKNMS),...
SCHOOL BOARD TALKS STEM & BUS CAMERAS
Monroe County school board members were briefed on science technology engineering and mathematics (STEM) and career technical education (CTE) programs during a Dec. 10...
FLORIDA KEYS’ ONLY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL OPENS JAN. 6
For the first time in nearly 40 years, Key West has a Catholic high school housed in its own building, complete with a state-of-the-art...
KEY WEST AIRPORT HITS HOLIDAY HIGH
The year 2024 is among Key West International Airport's best when it comes to performance and number of passengers served, according to the most...
SECOND ALZHEIMER’S WALK IN ISLAMORADA TAKES STEPS TO A CURE
A community dressed in purple strolled around Founders Park in Islamorada, raising awareness and funds during the second Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Dec....
SOLDIER RIDE RETURNS JAN. 10-11 THROUGHOUT THE KEYS
The Wounded Warrior Project Soldier Ride takes place Friday, Jan. 10, and Saturday, Jan. 11, in the Upper, Middle and Lower Keys. Residents and...
SUNKEN SLAVE SHIP SHOWED A LONG-SUBMERGED PORTION OF FLORIDA
In the year 1700, the Henrietta Marie, a British slave ship, sank 35 miles off the coast of what is now Key West at...
MILES TO GO: CHRISTMAS MAGIC — SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED
My mom made Christmas magical. Still does. And my dad has always given her all the credit — picking and decorating the perfect tree,...
KIDS’ WISHES WILL BE FULFILLED THIS CHRISTMAS
Hundreds of kids in the Upper Keys will wake up to find presents beneath the tree this Christmas, thanks to a community toy drive...
