

Kaukau for the New Year
All around the world, people have traditional foods that they make and eat to ring in the new calendar and/or lunar year. In Spain, a
All around the world, people have traditional foods that they make and eat to ring in the new calendar and/or lunar year. In Spain, a
The time of year has arrived again where the skies light up with (mostly legal) fireworks, and the ground cannons echo throughout entire neighborhoods. I
Life has been more challenging for most of us since COVID hit the Big Island in the Spring of 2020. While things have gotten better
(Last year Big Island Pulse provided you with information on locally grown trees and alternatives. This article serves as an update for 2021.) The smell
The newest addition to the great shops on Kilauea Avenue is a familiar one: Basically Books. Recently relocated from their Kamehameha location (you know, down by Ken’s),
In January of this year, Ashley Baxter and her husband Rangihoro Walker opened Kai Cuisine. The word “kai” means ‘food’ in Reo Māori, and the
I love hard cider. And hard seltzer. And hard tea. Beer- not so much, but I do appreciate a well-crafted brew. Imagine my delight when
The Hilton Waikoloa Village resort is well known for its gigantic property filled with plenty of water activities, kama’aina day pass deals, and its Disney-esque
After driving by and thinking, “I should stop there,” for the past two years, I finally made it to Dimple Cheek Cafe & Local Market
Fellow Hiloans, we have a delightful new bottle shop in downtown- the Hilo Bottle Shop! On Kilauea Avenue just south of Pizza Hut, this hidden
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