MEET ISLAMORADA’S NEW CLERK MARNE MCGRATH
Marne McGrath hung up the phone with a friend who was a predecessor during her days as deputy clerk in Ferndale, Michigan. Her friend, originally from Florida...
KEYS HISTORY: THE STORY OF CELEBRATED INDIAN CHIEF CHEKAIKA
This is the second part in a four-part series on the attack at Indian Key.
The University of West Florida’s John Worth has researched the Calusa people in...
TAKE STOCK SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM SENDS 58 KEYS SENIORS TO COLLEGE & CAREERS
The Take Stock in Children program of Monroe County will send 58 graduating seniors into the world of college and careers with scholarships later this month.
The TSIC...
KIDS WEEKLY: JAXEN MOREIRA & JACKSON TONELLI
“A person's a person, no matter how small.” — Dr. Seuss
The Keys Weekly is proud to feature local middle-school students and their answers to some fun questions...
TOP 10 BEST MOB, MAFIA OR GANGSTER MOVIES EVER MADE
As water levels continue to plunge at alarming rates in drought-stricken areas of the western U.S., strange discoveries are occurring around Lake Mead just outside of Las...
SPORTS & MORE: RAISE YOUR HAND IF YOU PICKED RICH STRIKE TO WIN THE...
No, I didn’t pick the winner of last Saturday’s Kentucky Derby. While I have chosen some previous winners, there wasn’t a chance I could have picked Rich...
PILOT PROGRAM EXPIRED: WHAT’S NEXT FOR FOOD TRUCKS IN ISLAMORADA?
An increase in food trucks is creating a buzz within the Islamorada dining scene. A two-year village pilot program that regulated food trucks beginning in March 2020...
BIZ FEATURE: ITALIAN FOOD COMPANY BRINGS A TASTE OF ITALY TO KEY LARGO &...
Italian Food Company owners Tony and Isis Wright never dreamed of opening a restaurant. With a love for Italy and good food came an opportunity the two...
CORAL FRAGMENTS FROM LAND-BASED NURSERY OUTPLANTED IN BID TO RESTORE ISLAMORADA REEFS
Mote outplanted the first coral fragments from its satellite nursery in Islamorada at Bud N’ Mary's Marina on April 28. These corals were initially fragmented on the...
FWC ANNOUNCES RULE CHANGES FOR 4 KEYS SPECIES
At its meeting on May 3 and 4 in Gainesville, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved a number of immediate and potential rule changes...
