Officials say screwworm gone
I don’t expect to see another case." — Dr. John B. Welch, USDA
Officials will continue to treat disease for 120 more days
In an abundance of caution, Florida...
SECOND TOKE IS THE CHARM?
Legalization of medical marijuana back on the ballot
In 2014, Amendment 2 legalizing medical marijuana failed although it garnered 58 percent of the vote but fell short of...
Domestic Abuse Shelter struggles to rebuild
When the Domestic Abuse Shelter’s certification to operate a shelter was temporarily suspended in May by the state Department of Children and Families, The Lodge stepped in...
A conversation with Dr. Aydin Atilla, ER Director at LKMC
Key West doctor defends health care at Lower Keys Medical
Last month, at a contentious district hospital board meeting, Dr. Aydin Atilla, medical director of the Lower Keys...
#News: Toy drive for needy kids coming to an end
This is the second year that the major players have banded together to make sure that every needy kid in the Florida Keys will receive one special...
#See: ‘Nutcracker Key West’ Transforms Classic Ballet into Subtropical Fantasy
Holiday-loving audiences can immerse themselves in the heritage and underwater beauty of the Florida Keys while viewing a classic seasonal ballet during "Nutcracker Key West," set to...
#News: 5 hard facts about the Rockland Key development
The past Friday, Monroe County Growth Management received a site plan for a development on Rockland Key for a proposed commercial retail complex. Once reviewed by planning...
#News: Annual “SMART Ride” may cause traffic slow downs
The Annual “SMART Ride” bicycle fundraising event will be taking place this coming weekend. Approximately 450 bike riders will travel southbound from Miami to Key West beginning...
#News: Marathon breaks ground on ‘Port of Entry’
Monroe County Commissioner David Rice presided over the “ground breaking” at Marathon Airport’s new Port of Entry offices. Although the silver and gold sledgehammers were purely ceremonial,...
#News: City nixes parking garage study
City officials had the discussion about spending $85,000 for a study by Calvin, Giordano & Associates Inc. to see if the city needs a parking garage, how...
