Alex Rickert

What began with $2,000 19 years ago is now a five-figure charitable event serving dozens of Middle Keys kids. On June 17, 45 junior anglers dropped their

Just weeks before the captain in a fatal Florida Keys parasailing accident was set to stand trial, attorneys are clashing over which federal charges he

Jan Dorl ‘graduates’ into retirement with the Class of 2026, attending senior events throughout the year to get the true MHS ‘last year’ experience.

An opening isn’t complete without a ribbon-cutting, a gathering of city officials and residents, and giant scissors from the Marathon Chamber of Commerce. From left: parks and recreation director Scott Williamson, councilwoman Robyn Still, Grimi Betancourt, interim City Manager Steve Williams, fire inspector Mike Card, Mayor Lynny Del Gaizo, Aimee Kornetti, Michelle Van Hoose and Chris Van Hoose.

Any visitor to the Middle Keys will tell you: You’d be hard-pressed to find a better small-town Fourth of July celebration than the one right here in the Middle Keys. On America’s 250th birthday, the City of Marathon and the Marathon Rotary Club teamed up to continue an unparalleled tradition, filling Sombrero Beach Road for a morning parade before all-day festivities at Sombrero Beach and a pyrotechnic masterpiece after sundown.

The Florida Keys Steak and Lobster House, one of Marathon’s most popular restaurants, will look to stay open as it develops a plan to satisfy creditors through Chapter 11 bankruptcy. ALEX RICKERT/Keys Weekly

Artemis Peres, left, and Adrian Garcia give Isla Mann a lift.

Candidates in critical Florida Keys races will have another chance to make their case to voters at a candidate forum on Wednesday, July 22 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Marathon Government Center BOCC room.

Competitors make their way from the boat ramp to the race course.

One of the Keys’ most vital pediatric healthcare options is celebrating a rebirth, of sorts.