Congresswoman’s visit highlights coronavirus challenges
Keys fishermen who’ve been out of work for two months still wait for response on their loan and unemployment applications. Families wait to hear the test results...
Community Mourns a Shooting Star, Gone Too Soon
In the early morning hours of May 6, Pascal Weisberger and his dad, Ari Poholek, woke up early to watch a meteor shower from their home in...
MarineLab Offers Summer Camp for Monroe County kids in June
With kids coming out of quarantine and itching to get hands-on with learning again, parents are wondering what options will be available this summer. MarineLab has a...
School announces Keyswide Day of Service to commemorate student’s life
This Wednesday, May 13, will be the first annual Pascal Weisberger Day of Service, a tribute to one of the Keys’ really good people who lost his...
Male suspect’s condition ‘very severe’ after hitting truck
A young male suspected in the Thursday morning fatal stabbing of his younger brother remains in critical condition after running into a truck on U.S. 1 in...
Church, community say ‘thank you’ to grocery employees
The one o’clock hour approached on Saturday as Winn Dixie employees were about to change shifts. Outside the storefront, community members held signs of appreciation and expressed...
Marathon, Key West will reopen parks, beaches on Monday
Both cities are coming up with plans to slowly reopen the Keys. Keep reading ...
FROM MARATHON:
Governor Ron DeSantis announced last night that Florida will be moving into...
WHAT DOES GOVERNOR’S ORDER MEAN FOR THE KEYS?
CITY OF MARATHON: “Last night, the Governor released order 2020-112, lessening some restrictions in counties other than Miami, Broward and Palm Beach Counties starting Monday May 4th....
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 time, the dropoff...
Local artist refuses to let cancer or coronavirus fears keep her down
Local artist Maxine Trainer has never been one to sit still. She’s active in the community and the arts, teaching painting classes at the Islamorada Library-Helen Wadley...
