- Registry aids Keys residents with special needs to safe quarters in times of a hurricaneby Contributed on June 21, 2026 at 12:52 pm
The Florida Department of Health in Monroe County urges residents who have a disability or special need, such as a medical condition that requires assistance but not hospitalization, to register with the Florida Special Needs Shelter Registry prior to the peak of hurricane season (mid-August through mid-October). Registration does not guarantee acceptance in the special needs shelter.
- Stars, stripes and island vibes: Celebrate America’s 250th in the Florida Keysby Contributed on June 21, 2026 at 12:45 pm
This summer, America’s 250th anniversary meets one of its most distinctive destinations. Across the Florida Keys & Key West, communities will celebrate the nation’s milestone with festive gatherings, waterfront spectacles and traditions that reflect the island chain’s enduring independent spirit. And while July 4 is the centerpiece, celebrations stretch well beyond a single day. Throughout the
- Happy Father’s Day to the men with the most important job ever by Mandy Miles on June 19, 2026 at 6:47 pm
In honor of Father’s Day, we asked dozens of Key West dads to share some thoughts — and some habits that have elicited eye-rolls from their adolescent offspring. I’ve filled an entire column with reasons I rolled my eyes at my dad. He was overprotective. How dare someone spend their entire existence worrying insanely about
- Fathers of the Middle Keys give their ‘dadvice’by Alex Rickert on June 19, 2026 at 6:28 pm
Their jokes are so bad they’re good, they’re experts in tasks few others would be proud of – and we love them anyway. This Father’s Day, the Keys Weekly got in touch with a few of our Middle Keys dads to find out more about their wacky senses of humor, their head-scratching and belly-laughing moments
- Upper Keys dads share memories and best jokesby Jim McCarthy on June 19, 2026 at 6:13 pm
Father’s Day can be spent in many ways for Keys dads. Perhaps it’s a day on the boat and some fishing with family, ending with a fresh catch for dinner. For others, it could be a day on the recliner with an ice-cold beer as they watch the best golfers in the U.S. Open. Regardless
