FKAA building dedicated to Mary Rice
first female board member served 14 years
by Jason Koler
photo courtesy: Colleen Tagle/FKAA
Florida Governor Layton Chiles made history in 1995 when he appointed Mary Rice...
Murder, Mistletoe & Mayhem
Serge is back
by Jason Koler
Tim Dorsey's newest novel is a testament to the festive, peppermint-laced fables of any timeless holiday classic – only this...
Maryland man nabbed with cornocopia of narcotics
Deputy Jon Barry Huff (left) and Deputy Bradford Colen with drugs, cash and other items seized during a Sunday morning traffic stop.
MARATHON - Deputies...
Water quality improvements continue
Sanctuary Advisory Council gets behind FWC pilot program
Since June, the county's Marine Resources Director Rich Jones has spoken to countless stakeholders about the nearly...
Calling All Heroes
Cancer Society Honors Volunteers
Surprises, strawberry desserts, and serenades enlivened the American Cancer Society’s Annual Volunteer Dinner this past Saturday evening at La Trattoria Oceanside.
Hosted...
Heavily Armed Cruise Ship
USS Spruance docks in Key West Commissioning set for October 1
This Saturday, the Florida Keys be at the epicenter of a military-style party not...
Bring a Guest and Come to the Fest
Conchtoberfest this weekend at Hawk’s Cay
Florida Keys visitors can celebrate chowder power and fritter flavor during the second annual Conchtoberfest, set for this Friday...
Limited Engagement for Railway Historian
Pigeon Key Foundation to host Seth Bramson
Nearly 100 years ago, Henry Flagler’s dream of linking the island of Key West to mainland Florida was...
Aultman Construction closing its doors
After 41 years in business, a pillar of the local construction industry will be hanging up his hard hat and focusing his energy on improving his golf game.
The Oldest Schoolhouse
When zipping around town on our daily errands, taking kids to school or managing careers, it’s easy to overlook the historical significance of countless...
