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KPFD owns the Olson estate home, part of the pasture behind it, and the former O’Callahan’s restaurant — the Calahan property — on the corner.

Fire Commissioners to Vote on New Calahan Property Sale

Key Peninsula Fire District 16 received a new $1,050,000 purchase and sale agreement July 7 for the Calahan property it has owned for over four years, signed by John Park, owner of Taechang LLC of … more

Ted Olinger, KP News | 7/19/26

Michael Ann Andersen

We are sad to announce the passing of Michael Ann Andersen of Lakebay March 31, 2026. She was 83 years old. Michael (she was also known as Mike or Mickey to many) was born Michael Ann … more

7/7/26

Wildlife rehabilitator Jennifer Van Orman released the rescued bald eagle at Joemma Beach State Park in May.

Rescued Bald Eagle Released at Joemma Beach State Park

A juvenile bald eagle found on Herron Island was rehabilitated and released at Joemma Beach in May thanks to the sharp eyes and good work of islanders. more

Joseph Pentheroudakis, KP News | 7/1/26

4-H student and volunteer horse handler Leah Cargile, who raises sheep at home, introduces visitors Cayden (age 10) and Lillyana (age 13) to “Jugs,” the rescue ranch’s first therapy horse, at the Rainfall Ranch Community Day June 13. The ranch takes in horses that are victims of neglect, abuse, financial hardship, or face uncertain futures. Older horses and those with significant medical issues often become permanent residents.

Rainfall Ranch Gives Horses – and People – Room to Heal

Tiana Cooper and Sarah Monroe are creating a refuge where animals and people alike find peace, purpose, and connection. more

Eddie Macsalka, KP News | 7/1/26

New KP Car Share Program Debuts This Summer

The first of its kind on the Key Peninsula, residents will soon have access to EV car-sharing, further expanding accessible and affordable transportation on the KP. more

Dylan Shipman, KP News | 7/1/26

Robyn Denson volunteers alongside state Rep. Adison Richards (D-26th) at the annual KP Civic Center crab feed in March.

County Councilmember Denson Will Not Run for Reelection

After becoming one of the most recognizable faces on the KP, Robyn Denson will end her tenure on the council instead of running for another 4-year term. more

Lisa Bryan, KP News | 7/1/26

Fresh Encounters With Foxes and Weasels

Wild Peninsula: Foxes, weasels and restored forests tell a story of wildlife resilience on the Key Peninsula. more

Chris Rurik, KP News | 7/1/26

Light green and deep purple foliage brighten up and bring interest to a shady corner.

Stalking the Sun, Following the Shade: My Quest for a Patio Garden

KP Gardens: Focusing on shade has shed light on how many plants I have overlooked while yearning for sun. more

Kamryn Everett | 7/1/26

‘West with the Night’ by Beryl Markham

KP Reads: Beryl Markham's classic memoir proves some journeys transcend both time and distance. more

Maureen Reilly | 7/1/26

What Will You Do on the Fourth?

Alexander Hamilton wrote that even in the case of the rise of a tyrant, the real enemy would be the apathy and inaction of the public. more

Jonathan Bill | 7/1/26

The Worst Inferred

With a career spanning four decades, I know flying is safer because crew members are encouraged to speak up. more

Mark Michel | 7/1/26

The End of a Ministry Season

And now for a word from the religion desk. I mean that literally. I write this from the desk in my church office, a place where countless sermons, lesson plans, emails, and … more

Dan Whitmarsh | 7/1/26

Coyote Country

I have been thinking about coyotes lately. more

Madeleine Spencer | 7/1/26

No Churn-All Burn Super Patriotic Ice Cream for Semi-Lazy Patriots

KP Cooks: You can keep it simple or make it way more complicated than it needs to be, but the goal remains a defiant ice cream full of fireworks. more

Katrina Herringbottom | 7/1/26