What started as a church activity in 2019, the Candy Girls has expanded from being a Saturday hobby to a growing business. One Saturday, a group of girls led by Adriene Lynne from the Christian Fellowship of Key West decided to try to recreate the candies from Lynne’s childhood. Some recipes have been rediscovered and are now sold all over the island. Yahaira Williams, a … Continue reading Candy Girls of Key West
Known for athletic state competitions, the month of April is not only hosting state sporting events, but also state-wide video competitions. The Florida Scholastic Press Association (FSPA), is one of the big events for Key West High School’s (KWHS) Conch 5 Studios, a high school program dedicated to digital art. On April 21st, the KWHS students will be traveling up to Orlando to compete in … Continue reading Conch 5 Studios Going to FSPA
By: Sophia Powell Most students, especially ones just getting into high school, are unclear on what electives they should take and what credits they need to graduate. The best plan to get all your credits quickly is to take all of the classes that you need in your first two years of high school, and then take fun electives for the last two years. As … Continue reading Best Electives to Take in High School
Tuesday, March 1, 2022, Clearwater, Florida. A middle-aged woman has been arrested for aggravated battery charge. . The 46-year-old arrested on animal cruelty charges after tossing a 3 year old pug with the name of “Bucky” off the 7th floor apartment balcony after arguing with her newly known “ex boyfriend.” “Eric Adeson told Clearwater police investigators the woman, who he had dated for several … Continue reading Crazy Florida woman
By:Summer Livengood Alioht Valdes was a Key West cop who worked at the Key West High School (KWHS) during most of his service. He graduated from KWHS, later married his high school sweetheart, and had two beautiful daughters, both being under the age of 4. Alioht joined the Key West Police Department (KWPD) in his young 20s and sadly left this world on 2/22/22 at … Continue reading Alioht Key West Cop
The Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) recently discovered a new state of matter within the core of our Earth. Utilizing shock wave readings from the recent Hunga Tunga volcano eruption, they discovered that the Earth’s deep core did not vibrate in accordance with any known state of matter. Yu He, a physicist at CAS and a publisher of these findings in the Scientific journal Nature, … Continue reading Scientists Discover New State of Matter in Earths Core
Baseball likely had its origins in the early 1800s, possibly as a mash-up of a variety of different stick and ball games that had been around for centuries. These proto-baseball games included England’s cricket or rounders and even games played in ancient Egypt, by Mayan tribes, or in France, although the England story is the most plausible. A key member of the early Knickerbocker club … Continue reading The origin of Baseball
Women’s History Month, is an event in March that not only reflects on the brilliant women in the past but also the present. This educational month isn’t just about celebrating the past generations of females, but also the ones who are making history right now. LizzoKnown for her Grammy-nominated song Truth Hurts, Lizzo, an American singer, dancer, and flutist, is not only a woman of … Continue reading Women changing the world in 2022
The invasion of Ukraine by Russia had already been tough and scary for a lot of people, as so many lives have already been lost. However, Russian occupants recently just did a huge blow to the aviation world. It was recently confirmed by Ukrainian officials that the Antonov AN-225, the world’s largest aircraft, had been destroyed after Russia had invaded Hostomel airport, where the plane … Continue reading World’s Biggest Plane Destroyed In Ukraine by Russian Occupants
Tilapia is a species of fish that lives in freshwater ponds, rivers, and lakes. Tilapia are especially important in aquaculture and aquaponics since their diets are strictly plant-based, which makes them inexpensive to farm. The Tilapia feeds on algae while living in the wild, and on corn and soybeans when living on a farm. Tilapia is high in vitamin B-12, which helps the body maintain … Continue reading Fish Skin
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