‘The Lost Girls Of Paris’ Goes Back in Time – Author Pam Jenoff speaks...
World War II remains a timeless backdrop for page-turning novels. From the suspense of battle to historical significance, the new novel “The Lost Girls...
Bringing awareness to cigarette littering
In an effort to keep Islamorada clean, village officials are looking to raise awareness of cigarette butt littering.
While receptacles are in place for disposal,...
Blue Star adds diving, fishing operators
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary has added A Fishing Guide of Islamorada, Flying Fish Charters of Key West, and Sail Fish Scuba of Key...
Big Kahuna Watersports offers customizable jet ski tours in Marathon
Not every workday begins by throwing on board shorts and a life jacket, pushing a Jet Ski into the water, and taking off for...
Dr. Stan Sack “The Barefoot Doctor” explains a “new” pediatric illness
If you’ve lived in the Keys for a while, you’ve been through a hurricane or three. And on the epidemic front, you might have...
Heating up at Waterfront: “Sex with Strangers” Review
It’s an age-old question: how well do you know a person? In today’s sea of technology, social media and fame, how can a person...
Ocean Fest: For the Love of the Water
On Saturday, April 13, Mote Marine will be throwing its annual celebration of all things aquatic: Ocean Fest at Truman Waterfront Park. Mote is...
Do you have what it takes times five?
Chronologically, this would be the third annual Marathon Games, but in reality it’s the second annual pentathlon hosted by TV 88. The five-event game...
Mamma Mia’ comes alive at MHS this weekend
By Sydney Schuhmacher
“Mamma Mia” is coming to Marathon and it’s not the 2008 classic movie or its 2018 sequel. It’s “Mamma Mia,The Musical” and...
Ultimate Guide to Easter in Key West
Key West isn’t exactly known for walking the straight and narrow. Even a weekend that is known as a sacred holiday may upend our...
