SPORTS & MORE: KEY WEST’S LEGENDARY BASEBALL FAMILY LIVES ON
Forty-five states and 12 years spent trying to make it to the Big Leagues, then one more year spent helping others reach the same...
IN PICTURES: MERMAIDS & MUSICIANS DIP BELOW SURFACE FOR A CONCERT
Sea creatures and mermaids dipped below the surface for some music and entertainment during the annual Lower Keys Underwater Music Festival at Looe Key...
OPINION: KEY WEST ENJOYS BOLD LEADERSHIP ON CRUISE SHIPS
Thanks to The Keys Weekly for your excellent coverage of cruise ships in the Keys. I am writing to dispute the assertions of John...
KEY WEST CITY MANAGER PATTI MCLAUCHLIN LOOKS BACK ON HER FIRST MONTHS ON THE...
Patti McLauchlin has seven bosses, 520 or so employees and 25,000 shareholders, and she answers to all of them on a near-daily basis.
But the...
RETIRED BIG PINE KEY TEACHER BECAME PHOTOGRAPHER DURING PANDEMIC
Jack Louden, a little known treasure here in the Florida Keys, brings to mind the term Renaissance man. He hails from both Darby, Pennsylvania...
IN PICTURES: GRIMAL GROVE HOSTS FIRST GARDEN GALA
Big Pine had itself a fine time on Sept. 18, when Grimal Grove welcomed visitors to its first-ever gala. Owner Patrick Garvey, who purchased...
IN PICTURES: KEY WEST CHAMBER HOSTS COVID PANEL DISCUSSION
The Key West Chamber of Commerce luncheon was a busy one on Sept. 22 at the Opal Key Resort & Marina.
Chamber president Suzanne Moore...
WATERFRONT PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS ‘THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW’
After an 18-month hiatus, the Waterfront Playhouse on Mallory Square will rise from the depths of COVID and raise the curtain on the “wacky...
ALLEY-OOP! ELITE POLE VAULTERS VISIT KEY WEST
It’s the opposite of the limbo, but in a much more elite-sport sort of way.
Physics, gravity and propulsion all combine (somehow) to propel a...
Key West dedicates benches to lost youths
“It is our duty to ensure no child gets lost. These children had names. These children had loved ones who still think of them...
