Contractors and construction workers are on the job
The highways are a little empty and schools are closed, but construction projects in the Middle Keys are in full swing and going up...
Conch, ’35 hurricane survivor turns 96
Outside her Islamorada residence, Alma Dalton watched the fire rescue trucks, sheriff’s vehicles and local friends in their cars pass by during the late...
2nd Keys Publix employee tests positive
By: Tiffany Duong and Sara Matthis
The Weekly received confirmation early on April 18 from Publix corporate offices that an Islamorada store associate has tested...
Founders Park facilities to stay closed for time being
Founders Park courts will remain locked to locals, while the dog park will stay closed as village officials continue to assess the state of...
Key Largo, Islamorada businesses join forces to provide lunches
Three area businesses are coming together to provide hot meals for the Tavernier and Key Largo communities, as many local residents continue to stay...
Meeting goes virtual in Islamorada
Islamorada Village Council members are set to meet virtually at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 16 to consider an agenda that’s highlighted by a...
Museums continue virtual lectures
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to keep people distanced and home, two Upper Keys museums are continuing to provide the public with educational virtual...
CMD Yoga boosts free offerings to calm anxieties
For the first few weeks of the coronavirus shutdown, Chris and Carrlee Denault, owners of CMD Yoga in Key Largo, would check in on...
FKEC to credit members
Florida Keys Electric Co-op board has authorized the return of nearly $2.5 million in capital credits to help active account holders during the financial...
More meats supporting meal drive, courtesy of Tyson this time
Another shipment of protein made its way to the Keys on Monday morning to support the ongoing meal drive through Mangrove Mike’s Endeavors. This...
