Adventure
Kiholo State Park Reserve
This hidden gem is also known as Kiholo Bay, and can be seen from a scenic point off of Highway 19-mile marker 81. If you’re
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Big Island’s Famous Coffee Beans
The Big Island is famous for its rich, volcanic soil—soil that produces outstanding coffee beans. Sunny morning weather and afternoon rain is the perfect combination
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Community
HB 2739—Death with Dignity Bill: Should the Terminally Ill be Allowed to Choose?
For many, death is an uncomfortable subject to talk about. But, with the recent ‘Death with Dignity’ bill passing through the House and Senate earlier this year, the subject has taken center stage.
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Community
New Homeless Shelter – Old Hospital? YIKES!
I know it’s the unscientific and emotional part of my brain. The part that thinks something is true even without the scientific proof to back
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Buy Local
5 Fashion Trends in Hawaii
We all want to look our best, be true to ourselves, and make fashion our own. Here are 5 fashion trends in Hawaii you might
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Adventure
The Diversity of Waimea
It seems that around these parts livestock outnumbers the residents of Waimea. A town of over 9,000, the paniolo culture takes on a western motif
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Lifestyle
Why Is Bullying Such A Big Problem In Big Island Schools?
Even with all the talk and all the media attention of the anti-bullying campaign it still seems to be a huge problem on the Big
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Lifestyle
What’s With All The Graduations?
Back in my day, we graduated once…when we finished High School. Of course, for the ones who went on to college, they also had a
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