Six new pop-up libraries sprout in the Florida Keys
There are more than 90,000 registered Little Free Library book-sharing boxes in 91 countries worldwide. During September’s Literacy Month, United Way of Collier and...
Good Samaritans band together to save sinking frigate bird
Out for her morning run to No Name Key, Pat Ceballos’ neighbor hurried to relay the sight of a seemingly injured frigatebird in the...
Sculpture installations added to Florida Keys trail
A trail featuring sculptures at sites along the Overseas Highway recently added a few “Fragments” in Islamorada’s Morada Way Arts & Cultural District.
Those passing...
Local photographer immortalizes beautiful birds
Trisha Mihaiu loves taking pictures of the beautiful things she’s seen in and around her home in Islamorada. Birds are a particular favorite, as...
Modified sports schedule starts for MHS Dolphins
The endless summer has come to a halt as Monroe schools begin letting students back into the classroom and as Marathon High School is...
Stanley Switlik Elementary is welcoming students back
Last week, Kindergarten and first-grade students returned on Tuesday. On Wednesday, it was second and third grades. On Thursday and Friday, respectively, the fourth...
Key Largo School gym gets new look
Students who are returning to the Key Largo School campus in less than a week are going to notice some changes in the classroom,...
Islamorada race sees two longtime residents vying for seat
Challenges are across the board as 10 candidates vie for five seats on the dais in Islamorada, and one particular race welcomes two residents...
Marathon’s rising star: Michael Pettit directs ‘A Day in the Life’ comedy
Marathon native Michael Pettit is putting the finishing touches on a feature-length film he co-directed. The comedy, “A Day in the Life,” was shot...
Loads of history to discover
There are many events happening at the Keys History and Discovery Museum in Islamorada.
Discover History!Join Curator Brad Bertelli for live segments which take a...
