SCHOOL BOARD PLANS NATIONAL SEARCH FOR NEXT SUPERINTENDENT
Turmoil and turnover at the top levels of government have burdened Florida Keys officials for the past two years.
The county needed a new administrator following a drug...
STOP THE SCROLL: IT’S TIME WE TALK ABOUT PHONES IN THE GYM
Folks, we’ve got a full-blown crisis going on in the exercise world.
No, I’m not talking about a stampede of newcomers banging down the doors on Jan. 1...
IN PICTURES: WOUNDED WARRIORS GET HEROES WELCOME IN THE FLORIDA KEYS
From VFW Post 10211 in Key Largo, some 40 injured military veterans and their families pedaled down U.S. 1 through Islamorada on Jan. 10 as part of...
MARRIAGE-GO-ROUND: ‘ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID’ OPENS AT MARTHON COMMUNITY THEATER
What happens on prom night stays on prom night – unless you’re the ridiculous but endearing foursome holding true to drunken promises three decades later in “Always...
IN PICTURES: CELTIC FESTIVAL BRINGS THOUSANDS TO MARATHON COMMUNITY PARK
Irish and Scottish tunes floated through the air as kilts in every direction heralded the return of the Florida Keys Celtic Festival on Jan. 11 and 12...
CONSUMER FRIENDLY: COLUMNIST DIGS INTO THE ‘BUY NOTHING FOR A YEAR’ TREND
It is a new year, and I want to work on what I can do to make it more planet-friendly.
To live more climate-aware and reduce my environmental...
WOUNDED WARRIORS RETURN THIS WEEKEND
The Wounded Warrior Project Soldier Ride takes place Friday and Saturday, Jan. 10 and 11, in the Upper, Middle and Lower Keys. Residents and visitors are encouraged...
MARATHON’S KEYS CYCLE STUDIO BLENDS SWEAT & SWEET TUNES
Just before the close of 2024, Keys Cycle Studio opened its doors to bring a vibrant new fitness option to the Middle Keys. Based in Marathon, the...
ROCKETMAN: TAKE STOCK GRAD SECURES DREAM JOB AT BLUE ORIGIN
By Allison Morgan
In just five years, Marathon native Alejandro Parrado has gone from breaking the mold as a first-generation college student to breaking orbit as a spaceflight...
FLUORIDE OR NO FLUORIDE? KEYS WATER PROVIDER SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT
Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority customers can weigh in on whether they support the continued use of fluoride in water coming through their faucets.
In November, Florida Surgeon General...
