KEY WEST PITCHER FELIX ONG COMMITS TO UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
By Dylan Olive
“The UF baseball team has no idea what's coming.”
That’s what Key West High School baseball coach Ralph Henriquez said about the University...
THE PERRY HOTEL & MARINA SOLD IN 2 SEPARATE DEALS
The sprawling Perry Hotel and Marina on Shrimp Road on Stock Island are under new ownership.
A company called Key International bought the Perry Hotel,...
GARRETT HUGHES’ FAMILY FILES WRONGFUL DEATH SUIT AGAINST ACCUSED SHOOTER
While relatives, friends and supporters prepare to celebrate the life of the late Garrett Hughes with a benefit concert on Saturday, April 8 at...
CITY MANAGER AL CHILDRESS GETS KUDOS ON 1ST MEETING
Incoming City Manager Al Childress started work on April 3 and shared the helm of his first city commission meeting the next day. City...
KEY WEST SENDS COLORFUL MESSAGE TO STATE POLITICIANS
An estimated 200 demonstrators filled Bayview Park and lined the surrounding streets on March 25 to Rally for Our Rights.
The nonprofit Queer Keys organized...
NO BUTTS ABOUT IT; TOSSING CIGS CAUSES HARM
Question: What’s (by far) the largest source of plastic litter found on Key West’s beaches and streets? If you answered bottles, grocery bags or...
HELP KEEP KEY WEST BEAUTIFUL; JOIN A 1-HOUR FRIDAY MORNING CLEANUP
One hour a week makes a huge difference, and volunteers are welcome every Friday and some Saturday mornings, from 8 to 9 a.m., when...
JUDGE DISMISSES LAWSUIT FILED BY FORMER EMPLOYEE AGAINST SHERIFF & SHERIFF’S OFFICE
A federal judge on Friday, March 31 ruled in favor of Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsay and his office by dismissing a lawsuit filed...
KEY WEST’S NEW CITY MANAGER ON DECK FOR APRIL 4 MEETING
Two Key West city managers will be present for the next several city commission meetings — Patti McLauchlin and Al Childress, who starts work...
COMMUNITY PLANS GARRETT HUGHES BENEFIT CONCERT FOR APRIL 8
Garrett Hughes’ friends and family want to ensure that his tragic death on Feb. 13 — the result of a shooting at a Key...
