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Cedar Key's 41st Coastal Cleanup Needs Volunteers Sept. 19
Planet Wins1h ago

Cedar Key's 41st Coastal Cleanup Needs Volunteers Sept. 19

Florida's Cedar Key is hosting its 41st annual coastal cleanup on September 19, and volunteers can help protect the Gulf Coast while earning a free T-shirt and lunch. The event has brought the community together for over two decades to remove marine debris and track pollution trends.

Google News - Ocean Cleanup2 min read
Key West's Thriving Art Scene Draws Creators Year-Round
Global NewsJun 5

Key West's Thriving Art Scene Draws Creators Year-Round

The island city of Key West continues to attract artists, musicians, and filmmakers with its vibrant creative culture and stunning tropical light. From nonprofit art hubs to legendary music venues, this Florida Keys destination proves that creativity flourishes at America's southern edge.

Smithsonian3 min read
200 Volunteers Remove 4,479 Pounds of Trash in Key West
Acts of KindnessMay 12

200 Volunteers Remove 4,479 Pounds of Trash in Key West

Over 200 volunteers joined forces on Earth Day to clean up Key West and protect its coral reefs, hauling away nearly 4,500 pounds of debris in a single day. The annual tradition brought together a community determined to preserve the natural beauty of the Florida Keys.

Google: volunteers help2 min read
375 Volunteers Transform 38 Homes in Cedar Rapids
Community HeroesJun 23

375 Volunteers Transform 38 Homes in Cedar Rapids

More than 375 volunteers spent a week fixing homes for Cedar Rapids residents who couldn't afford repairs or were physically unable to do the work themselves. The free program has grown from just a few projects 11 years ago to its largest event yet.

Google: volunteers help2 min read
270-Pound Sea Turtle Rescued in Florida Keys
Community HeroesJul 31

270-Pound Sea Turtle Rescued in Florida Keys

Coast Guard and boaters saved a 70-year-old loggerhead sea turtle struggling to swim near the Florida Keys. Now recovering at The Turtle Hospital, Timmy is eating well and getting closer to returning home to the ocean.

Good Good Good2 min read
This $9 Key Physically Locks Your Most Distracting Apps
InnovationJul 27

This $9 Key Physically Locks Your Most Distracting Apps

A new $9 device is helping people break phone addiction by requiring them to physically scan an NFC key before accessing their most distracting apps. Unlike app-based timers that rely on willpower, the Autonomous Key makes mindless scrolling require deliberate effort.

TechCrunch2 min read
Pegula Beats Friend Keys at Australian Open Over Apple Pie Bet
SportsJan 26

Pegula Beats Friend Keys at Australian Open Over Apple Pie Bet

Jessica Pegula defeated defending champion Madison Keys in just 78 minutes at the Australian Open, winning more than just a spot in the quarter-finals. The victory settles a hilarious bet that requires Keys to try apple pie with melted cheddar cheese, a Pegula family Thanksgiving tradition.

BBC Sport2 min read
ChatGPT Launches Security Keys to Protect Your Conversations
InnovationApr 30

ChatGPT Launches Security Keys to Protect Your Conversations

OpenAI just made it much harder for hackers to break into your ChatGPT account. The new security features use physical keys that keep your private conversations safe from phishing attacks.

TechCrunch2 min read
Mississippi Coach Gets City Key After Championship Season
SportsApr 9

Mississippi Coach Gets City Key After Championship Season

A basketball coach received a key to the city as she retires after leading her team to a state championship. Laurel, Mississippi celebrated the Lady Tornadoes' incredible season with trophies, plaques, and heartfelt gratitude.

Google News - Championship Win2 min read
Madison Keys Wins After Rocky Start, Inspires Ukrainian Rival
SportsJan 20

Madison Keys Wins After Rocky Start, Inspires Ukrainian Rival

Defending Australian Open champion Madison Keys survived a nerve-wracking start to win her first match since lifting her first Grand Slam trophy a year ago. But the real story? Her opponent, Ukrainian Oleksandra Oliynykova, made her soldier father's dream come true while he serves on the front lines.

BBC Sport2 min read
Cedars of Lebanon Botanical Garden Opens in Australia
Acts of KindnessFeb 5

Cedars of Lebanon Botanical Garden Opens in Australia

A new botanical garden celebrating Lebanese heritage opened its doors with a ceremony focused on cultural unity and natural beauty. The Cedars of Lebanon Botanical Garden launched February 28 as a living tribute to Middle Eastern biodiversity and community connection.

Google News - Unity Celebration2 min read
Key West Scholarship Honors Beloved Coach for Second Year
SolutionsMar 8

Key West Scholarship Honors Beloved Coach for Second Year

A $5,000 scholarship honoring late Key West High School coach Dexter Butler is now accepting applications for its second recipient. The award celebrates student athletes who embody the kindness and community spirit Butler inspired throughout his career.

Google News - Scholarship Awarded2 min read
Johannesburg's Keyes Art Mile 2.0 Finally Breaks Ground
SolutionsMay 20

Johannesburg's Keyes Art Mile 2.0 Finally Breaks Ground

After a decade of waiting through bureaucratic delays, Johannesburg's beloved Keyes Art Mile is expanding with new galleries, green spaces, and cultural venues. The 36-property development will transform how people gather and move through the city's creative heart.

Daily Maverick2 min read
French Prison Farm Gives Inmates Keys to Their Own Rooms
SolutionsJan 27

French Prison Farm Gives Inmates Keys to Their Own Rooms

At a farm two hours from Paris, inmates hold keys to their own rooms, work with goats and vegetables, and prepare for life after prison without a single guard in sight. This is Moyembrie, where trust replaces bars and dignity leads to real rehabilitation.

Upworthy3 min read
Oak Park Gives Olympic Skater First Ever Key to Village
Acts of KindnessMay 23

Oak Park Gives Olympic Skater First Ever Key to Village

Speed skater Emery Lehman received Oak Park's first-ever Key to the Village despite feeling he doesn't measure up to other local sports legends. The two-time Olympic medalist who joined Team USA at just 17 is finally getting hometown recognition for his remarkable achievements.

Google News - Olympic Medal2 min read
Injured Kartal Battles Back to Beat Grand Slam Champ Keys
SportsMar 10

Injured Kartal Battles Back to Beat Grand Slam Champ Keys

Britain's Sonay Kartal overcame a painful back injury to stun Australian Open champion Madison Keys at Indian Wells, becoming the first British woman to reach the tournament's fourth round twice. Playing through discomfort, the 24-year-old rallied from a first-set loss to win 2-6, 6-2, 6-3.

BBC Sport2 min read
Holocaust Survivor Shares Story of Hope in Key Largo
Community HeroesJan 26

Holocaust Survivor Shares Story of Hope in Key Largo

Laszlo Selly, who survived the Holocaust as a child, will share his powerful testimony of resilience at a free community event on January 27. The evening of remembrance offers a rare chance to hear firsthand about survival, strength, and the lessons history holds for today.

Google: survivor story2 min read
Cedar City Mom Shatters World Records After 14 Years Sober
Community HeroesApr 20

Cedar City Mom Shatters World Records After 14 Years Sober

A Mother's Day card with a hand-drawn margarita changed Camille Palmer's life forever. Fourteen years later, she's breaking world records in powerlifting and inspiring others to find strength through their darkest moments.

Google News - World Record3 min read
Baby Manatee Argyle Rescued Twice in Florida Keys
Community HeroesMay 16

Baby Manatee Argyle Rescued Twice in Florida Keys

A manatee calf who was rescued and released with his mom just four months ago needed saving again after losing most of his body weight. Now teams are racing to help little Argyle recover at SeaWorld Orlando.

Google: rescue saves2 min read
Underwater Music Festival Protects Florida's Coral Reefs
Acts of KindnessFeb 4

Underwater Music Festival Protects Florida's Coral Reefs

Snorkelers in the Florida Keys have been diving to an underwater music festival since 1985, where mermaids and musicians play submerged instruments to protect coral reefs. The event draws thousands to Looe Key Reef, raising awareness for the only living coral barrier reef in North America.

Good Good Good2 min read

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