Tag: Key West
Lauren McAloon Sculptor
Lauren and her husband Brendon McAloon had never been to Key West when they decided to move here from New England.
“We made the decision, literally, by flipping...
KAIR numbers keep climbing
On average, KAIR serves about 45 people a day and distributes about 12,000 pounds of food a month. Think about that number: 12,000 pounds. That’s about 400...
In Their Own Words – The Carter Brothers
Back then, Sloppy’s was the “locals spot.” They brought in a lot of diverse, cool music, a lot of national touring bands were playing there. I remember Leon Russell playing there, War, Pure Prairie League.
California Bound
The growth of Key West and its eventual naval and transportation influence on the world can be attributed in large part to an ideal maritime location, fresh...
Peaceful way to end the week
As we approached the narrow entrance, the clicking of disassembled paddles echoed over Whiskey Creek.
Chatter amongst a family from Georgia and a group of friends from Wisconsin...
Hot fishing and calm seas
Well finally someone turned off the wind machine, and the spring fishing is red hot.
Offshore, the dolphin bite is fairly consistent although it is still a little...
Key West Botanical Garden making Easter educational
Migration Mania events begin next weekend
Keeping an eye out for migratory species flying and flitting over the Keys may be, well, for the birds for lots of...
A Drink Above Everyone
By the 1920s, Key West had become a major port and tourist destination. Affluent travelers could journey from New York to Key West on Henry Flagler’s railroad...
Keys Cable opens in Marathon
Otherside Boardsports in Islamorada has expanded to offer an "adrenaline-fueled adventure park" at Keys Cable in Marathon.
New manager on duty
A long-time familiar face at Grassy Key’s Dolphin Research Center, former facilities director Bette Zirkelbach has joined the team at The Turtle Hospital.
