Every1ne Hawaii switched gears when the pandemic started from voter registration to providing free face masks and recruiting social influencers.
Every Friday at 7:30 p.m., make a thunderous sound of thanks for first responders and other essential workers. One to 2 minutes will do it.
An Eagle Scout candidate and his troop started building the Makiki Community Garden toolshed. Then the pandemic downsized the crew.
About 11% of Hawaii residents claim Hispanic heritage, a number that’s expected to grow. But Latinos are also the least likely to respond to the census.
A former Harvard Medical School professor is teaming up with local engineers who have designed products for firms like Apple, Google and Tesla.
Kauai’s last mom and pop market is fighting to stay in business and nurture a new breed of local entrepreneurs.
Lava took a heavy toll on this Big Island congregation and almost destroyed the church. Now the problem is how to pay for its upkeep.
A Hilo-born haole plants Hawaiian trees and flowers every chance he gets.
The lure of better jobs, cheaper housing and other opportunities beckons many residents, particularly in western states.
About 11% of Hawaii residents claim Hispanic heritage, a number that’s expected to grow. But Latinos are also the least likely to respond to the census.
A former Harvard Medical School professor is teaming up with local engineers who have designed products for firms like Apple, Google and Tesla.
Kauai’s last mom and pop market is fighting to stay in business and nurture a new breed of local entrepreneurs.
Lava took a heavy toll on this Big Island congregation and almost destroyed the church. Now the problem is how to pay for its upkeep.
A Hilo-born haole plants Hawaiian trees and flowers every chance he gets.
The lure of better jobs, cheaper housing and other opportunities beckons many residents, particularly in western states.
The term “local” is so overrated. I’ve spent decades contributing to the public well-being without embracing that culturally sensitive label.
The Kauai town has its flash points, but a shared sense of pride continues to hold this community together.
Local is still mostly about race in Hawaii, but talking about shared experiences can help us overcome some of those differences.