Marathon High earns high ranking. Middle Keys school recognized for hard course work, hard...
All three Keys high schools were ranked in the recent Washington Post’s challenge report. Created by journalist Jay Matthews, the paper ranks the schools...
Seventh Marathon triathlon set for May
The seventh triathlon and biathlon — hosted by MaraTri — has been scheduled for Saturday, May 25. The family friendly event is a fundraiser...
Cuban coffee defines Key West – From cortaditos to coladas to bucci, islanders love...
Although the country I currently live in expects me to boycott Cuba, the truth is I don’t have a problem willingly giving them my...
Burrito shop in Key West operated by serious foodies
Bad Boy Burrito quickly achieved favored status among visitors off the beaten path and locals
Artist finishes lighthouse replicas for city signage
Larry “Lighthouse Larry” Herlth is seriously into lighthouses. But not in the tiny-wooden-replica-that-sits-on-the-shelf kind of way. He’s into macho-thousand-pound-weld-it-out-of-steel kind of way. The Islamorada...
Price likes giving back to the community.
Rachel Price’s first foray into volunteerism came with teaching ballroom dancing to school age children.
“I went into it thinking ‘I can’t do this,’ and...
The ABC’s of bacon in Key West
As a little kid I would wake up on Sunday mornings to the aromatic perfume of pork fat evaporating off the stove. Brunch was...
Ramsay Rodeo – Sheriff ride nets a cool grand
Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsay raised more than $1,000 with a 30-second mechanical bullride this past weekend during Pig Days at the Stuffed Pig...
Reef Perkins is a man of mystery, adventure
I do have a half-finished, fictionalized work that shrinks with each honest edit. It is so difficult for me to write that I will call my next book a work of “friction.” The first story involves a protagonist named Blu Yunger, a dead buzzard and a Pogo stick modified for military use. The title is Screwed, Blu’ed and Tattooed. Then there’s the one about the worm farm . . .
Locals have a personal stake in the seafood festival success
The vast majority of Marathon residents are very passionate about the Original Marathon Seafood Festival because they have a personal stake in it. In...
























