Town Key West

A high-ranking Navy official recently visited Naval Air Station Key West to  assess quality of life initiatives, review military housing renovations and engage with local civic and military leaders. The trip by Vice Adm. Brad Collins, commander of Navy Installations Command, marked Collins’ first visit to the southernmost air station since he assumed command of

A year and a half of planning and coordination has resulted in a vibrant 12-foot by 24-foot marine-themed mural at the front of Treasure Village Montessori (TVM).  Located right at the student pick-up area, the artwork is sure to inspire generations to come, thanks to the class of 2025, dedicated parents, a tireless art teacher

Shortly before Jeff Allen received his master’s degree in accounting in 1992, his Miami-based mother spotted a newspaper ad seeking an accountant for a Key West firm then-called Oropeza & Parker. He applied and got the job. The partners promised Allen he could handle accounting for an illustrious client: the island’s famed Sloppy Joe’s Bar. 

The 11th annual Tour de Keys charity bicycle ride is Saturday, Nov.  21, bringing cyclists together for a journey along the Overseas Highway while raising money for the Monroe Association for ReMARCable Citizens (MARC). Participants can choose between two distances: a 100-mile ride beginning at sunrise at Key Largo Community Park or a 50-mile ride

The boats are full, the competition is set and the auction is packed with finds. The Lower Keys Guides Association’s 13th annual Sugarloaf Showdown returns Nov. 12-14 with a sold-out field of 35 boats ready for two days of fishing in the waters of the Lower Florida Keys. While tournament registration is closed, there’s still