ISLAMORADA’S ISLAND FEST BRINGS RACES, CAR SHOW, CUISINE & MORE APRIL 1-2

Island Fest returns to Islamorada on April 1-2, featuring a juried art show, live music, food, classic cars and much more.  The annual Islamorada Chamber of Commerce event,...

HUNTER THE HUSKY & ‘SPOKES-WOLF’ OF THE UPPER KEYS HUMANE SOCIETY PASSES AWAY

Hunter Lobo Graham loved Happy Hour. He’d walk into the restaurant, greet his friends sitting around the bar, and lie down on the cool restaurant floor until...

BELOVED KEYS HISTORIAN JERRY WILKINSON PASSES AWAY AT 94

A passion for history ignited fourth-generation Floridian Jerry Wilkinson upon settling in Tavernier in 1988.  He amassed collections of Keys records and unique stories surrounding the island chain....

KEYS ENERGY PRACTITIONER HELPS CLIENTS SHAKE OFF BAD VIBES

Certified Ahai 7D Energy Healing practitioner Melinda Van Fleet is “a beacon of light and radiant energy,” according to one of her clients.  Another woman said that after...

ANNUAL BAY JAM BRINGS ROCK AND CELTIC FLAVOR TO ISLAMORADA

Local musicians, LA Rock and contemporary Irish music will take to the ICE Amphitheater at Islamorada’s Founders Park for the 28th annual Bay Jam Outdoor Music Fest...

SECOND ANNUAL READ-A-THON FLIPS THE PAGES FOR FUNDS

St. James Children’s Center is kicking off the second annual Read-A-Thon fundraiser to support the nonprofit preschool and VPK.   Throughout March, students will log their reading and collect...

STORIED TACKLE SHOP REOPENS IN ISLAMORADA

Local community members and Islamorada Chamber representatives gathered on March 1 to celebrate the grand re-opening of local iconic general store Abel’s Tackle Box and General Goods. The...

KEYS ASKED TO CONSERVE WATER FOLLOWING PIPE BREAKS

Homes and businesses from the Upper Keys to Key West turned their faucet handles to find little to no water flowing following a third pipe break during...

UPPER KEYS SIXTH GRADER PREPARES FOR A CHANCE AT THE SCRIPPS NATIONAL SPELLING BEE

Sixth-grader Jacobo Guiterrez is preparing for a big spelling test on March 15. Studying more than 2,000 words, the Treasure Village Montessori student will square off against...

IN PICTURES: SEAFOOD FEST IN ISLAMORADA SHOWCASES CULINARY & ARTS SCENE

By Zack Woltanski The event raises thousands of dollars year after year to benefit the Coral Shores graduating class. The Upper Keys celebrated its culinary culture and local arts...

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