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
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Let’s Holo Holo – Black & White Night
Follow Lovia Publico on foot as she traverses the Downtown Improvement Association’s famous Black & White Night. Experience delicious food, interesting crafts, and all sorts of entertainment for this one night only.
Big Island Pulse
November 8, 2018
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
October 4, 2018
Community
How to Fix Up a First Aid Kit
First aid kits are a must-have in any emergency plan. Even though you can buy these pre-made, if you go this route, it’s a good
Kris Speegle
August 22, 2018
Community
Apartment Evacuation Checklist: 3 Things to Take
If you only had 30 minutes to evacuate your apartment, what would you take? Your computer? Your birth certificate? Your grandmother’s ring? Having to evacuate
Kris Speegle
August 22, 2018
History
Hawaii’s Big Five
Hawaii’s Big Five Hawaiian sugar and politics were controlled by the Big Five. In 1826, C. Brewer & Co was founded by Captain James Hunnewell,
Big Island Pulse
July 27, 2018
History
First Electricity in Hilo
In 1890 a water-driven Dynamo was connected to the Hilo Boarding School’s irrigation ditch with a direct current machine generating enough power for 12 bare
Big Island Pulse
July 21, 2018
Community
Styrofoam Ban Coming
On July 1, 2019, the Styrofoam ban goes into effect on the Big Island. While I get the concern for the environment and I applaud
Big Island Pulse
June 21, 2018
Community
Hi 5 Recycling Program – Environmental Protection Or Money Grab?
In 2005, the Deposit Beverage Container Law (Act 176), also known as the Hi-5 program, went into effect. It was a way to “encourage” people
Big Island Pulse
June 21, 2018
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