Got mask(s)?
Within the somber and extreme dangers posed on civilization by the perils of COVID-19 — some lighter trends and humor continue to emerge as...
Hometown heroes help their own
The news isn’t all bad.
Sure, there’s plenty of that going around these days, but let’s also take a moment to find and appreciate the...
A potential treatment for COVID-19?
Joe Dituri is no stranger to hyperbaric medicine. After 28 years in the U.S. Navy, the veteran received his Ph.D. in biomedical engineering with...
School district talks financial implications amid COVID-19
Monroe County School officials spent part of the April 14 meeting discussing financial implications of the COVID-19 crisis and measures they aim to take.
So...
Listen, watch, read
The popular culture being consumed right now — movies, music and books — sometimes serves as background, providing the white noise to our elastic...
2nd Keys Publix employee tests positive
By: Tiffany Duong and Sara Matthis
The Weekly received confirmation early on April 18 from Publix corporate offices that an Islamorada store associate has tested...
Key West beaches remain officially closed
Key West beaches remain officially closed, contrary to local rumors swirling around the island about Smathers Beach and Dog Beach being open and occupied.
“Key...
Governor: Online learning in place until summer
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced this weekend that Florida’s schools will remain closed for the rest of the academic year. At least 27 other...
County jumps overnight to 73 cases, including 6-year-old child
Just before 1 p.m. on April 18, the Florida Department of Health released the latest COVID-19 case count.
Overnight, five new cases emerged, bringing the...
STATE OF THE CITIES
ISLAMORADAIslamorada Village Council members meeting virtually April 16 to consider approved a proposed sublease agreement with the state over the Indian Key boat ramp.
Among...
