LOCAL MATTERS: KEYS WEEKLY ADDS SPORTS SECTION & STAFF MEMBERS IN 2022
“Local Matters.”
It’s not just what we cover, it’s what we truly believe at the Keys Weekly.
With offices, editors and editions in Key West, Marathon and the Upper...
LAW ENFORCEMENT TACKLED WILD CASES IN 2022
Though our island paradise enjoys a relatively low crime rate, this wouldn’t be the case without the efforts of our dedicated law enforcement officers and staff from...
JOHN BARTUS: WHAT WILL 2023 BRING?
Now and again, especially this time of year, our prognosticators and sayers of sooth gather to make some New Year predictions. Our accuracy rate has never been...
ISLAND ASTROLOGY: EXPECT AN ENTHUSIASTIC SHIFT IN ENERGY FOR 2023
Here we are again, folks. A brand-new year and it is bringing with it an entire kitschy wall calendar of astrological transits to look forward to. Technically,...
MIGRANT LANDINGS DOMINATE HEADLINES IN 2022
A massive influx of Cuban and Haitian migrants dominated the headlines in the Florida Keys and South Florida and 2022 (and that’ll likely continue going into the...
KEYS WEEKLY INTERVIEWED SOME BIG NAMES IN 2022
The Keys Weekly scored some great interviews with some big names in 2022.
From sports heroes, Olympians and a celebrity stuntman to music legends, rock star photographers and...
NEWS TRAVELS FAST & FAR: TOP SOCIAL MEDIA STORIES OF 2022
Post. Share. Like. Comment. Follow. The words have acquired new significance in the digital decade, spreading news, information, rumors, photos, opinions, jokes and cat videos faster than...
GET THE ‘DROP’ ON NEW YEAR’S EVE IN THE FLORIDA KEYS
Warm celebrations and cold libations mark New Year’s Eve in the Florida Keys, where the only ice is in our drinks. From Key West to Key Largo,...
REARVIEW REFLECTIONS OF 2022
2022 brought no shortage of headlines to Marathon, many of which began in the first months of the year and look to continue well into 2023. Stop...
OUR FAVORITE FEEL-GOOD STORIES FROM 2022
In recent years, “the media” seems to have become an easy target and scapegoat when news comes out that some would rather not see in print. But...
