Adventure
A Great Time with Wailea Horseback Adventure
I had a horse when I was a kid. Her name was Munchie, she liked to eat a lot, and she was part of the
Lisa Atkinson
March 25, 2022
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2021 Kea’au Christmas Parade: This Saturday!! 6PM
17 years ago, a group comprised of members of the staff at the Shipman Ltd. office, came up with an idea to put on a
Angela Costa
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Adventure
Coffee, Canoes, and More: Learn About Kona’s Rich History at These Kona Historical Society Events
The Kona Historical Society is a community-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and Smithsonian Museum affiliate that has spent the past four decades collecting, preserving, and sharing
Laurie Lyons-Makaimoku
February 28, 2020
Community
Hawaiian History: Railroads and Locomotives on the Big Island
Thanks to King Kalakaua’s interest in locomotives and railroads came to Hawaii before much of the western part of the United States. In 1878, King
Big Island Pulse
February 17, 2020
Community
Best of the Big Island: Photos by You
November 3th – November 16th Here are some of the best photos of the Big Island submitted by you, our Big Island Pulse ‘ohana! Mahalo
Big Island Pulse
November 16, 2019
Adventure
Trick Or Treat Special: Old Hilo Hospital, Babies Cry
*All pictures in this story are the property of Kahuna Research Group This article is brought to you by the Kahuna Research Group. Kahuna Research Group
Big Island Pulse
October 4, 2019
Community
Once Important Places in Hilo
In a moment of nostalgia I found myself thinking of some of the true go to places that Hilo once could not do without. While
Big Island Pulse
October 1, 2019
Community
Moʻolelo – Moʻo Kuna Tries To Kill Hina
One of the most well known moʻolelo (legend of Hawaiʻi) about Waianuenue or Rainbow Falls on the Big Island is the story of Hina, mother
Big Island Pulse
July 15, 2019
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
Big Island Pulse
July 3, 2019
Adventure
Trick Or Treat Special: MacKenzie State Park
*Pictures marked with Kahuna Research Group are sole property of Kahuna Research Group Back in 2013 the Kahuna Research Group went out to investigate MacKenzie Park. Here are
Big Island Pulse
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