It’s the little things, and the big things
Woman raises thousands for Irma supplies
More than 50 bottles of bleach, gloves, masks, and cases of garbage bags, 32 garbage cans, 10 tarps, shovels,...
Marathon’s Faro Blanco houses the needy
Ninety percent of guests are displaced locals
It’s a good thing 79-year-old Carl Redfern didn’t stay in his Galway Bay trailer in Marathon like he...
Fishermen’s field hospital opened Sept. 26
A temporary field hospital is open in Fishermen's parking lot in Marathon.
Fishermen’s Hospital will be rebuilt, representatives say.
That’s the message from Baptist Health South...
Partners in Real Estate: Father & Daughter
Mothners work in real estate side by side
She’s 24, he’s 55. She’s had a real estate license for 19 months, he’s been licensed for...
Marathon’s newest eatery is on wheels
Marathon has its first food truck. Menis Mobile Food operates lunch hours in front of Ivan Tile at 6465 Overseas Hwy. In the afternoon,...
SHARK! Massive sculpture makes move to Marathon
There are a lot rumors floating around inside the mouth of the shark that has called Big Coppitt home for the past two decades,...
MARATHON: Dockside under new ownership
Ale House owners take over bar
Simone Mullis holds a special place in her heart for Dockside, the bar on Sombrero Boulevard overlooking Boot Key...
Talk focuses on Duck Key bridges
Meeting set for Thursday at Hawks Cay Resort
It’s no secret that the four little bridges on Duck Key are in need of repair. Built...
Concert: Howie plays yacht club
Concert money equals scholarships, sailing programs
Howard Livingston is known for “Living on Key West Time,” but on Thursday, March 2, he will be living...
Marathon: House and Garden Tour March 4
About 500 people will be touring six gardens and two homes (and possibly a few live-aboard boats) for the Marathon Garden Club’s annual House...
