No matter how many individuals appear in the pages of each edition of Keys Weekly, there are always so many more of our ...

Seasoned pork, sliced ham and tart pickles surrounded by Cuban bread, pressed to a perfect crisp. It was a tasty way to spend ...

For most, the “good old days” involve some variation of late nights in a bar with good friends, beers in hand. For Monroe ...

One of the Florida Keys’ largest debris cleanup events returns for the third straight year. Held Thursday to Sunday, May 1-4, ...

The Florida Keys History & Discovery Center recently opened a new interactive exhibit, “Currents & Flows: Power and Water in ...

Three Marathon Dolphins, including two football stars and a track and field standout, will continue their athletic careers in ...

An Antillean short-eared owl, a rare species to spot in the Florida Keys, is flying free again after a short stint at the Marathon Wild Bird Center. The bird was […] ...

Scary,” “moving” and “stressful” were the words Coral Shores High School sophomore Natalie Goodwin used as she left the school’s performing arts center. Goodwin and classmates witnessed a realistic ...

The three most important things for any Key West kid are a fishing rod, some bait and a whole lot of sunscreen. On April 26, kids of all ages gathered […] ...

Justice Lee IsomJunior, MarathonTrack & Field Thrower “Justice leads not just with strength, but also with integrity, humility and the kind of focus that inspires everyone around her. At Marathon […] ...

By Alex Rickert and Jim McCarthy Four bills that could have provided hundreds or thousands of new building rights to the ...

A pair of bills aiming to provide Floridians property tax relief by diverting tourism dollars were approved by the House on ...