Hilo resident Shallon Toré, a well-respected pediatrician and breathtaking gospel singer-songwriter, is coming out with her first album, Far Above, on December 5. This record
Local cuisine is part of what makes visiting or living on our islands so special, and, in our opinion, one of the finer things in
A few months ago, a co-worker introduced me to the Salt & Pepper Crispy Chicken from East Wind on Lanikaula Street. The way she described
We’ve all had our favorite shirts, backpacks, or our favorite electronics destroyed by mold in Hawai’i. One of the many challenges of living in Hawai’i
Prior to COVID, I hate to admit that I’d only been to Hilo Bay Cafe once (having lived here less than two years), to treat
Creative Lab Hawai’i is offering four, one-hour webinar modules to Hawai’i’s community of musicians as well as the general public. Through these one-hour modules, Hawaiian
Hawaii’s forests are filled with diverse wildlife, with many species on the endangered species list. One special forest dweller is our only living native land
EA Ecoversity receives $10,000 and 10 months of technical support from MIT Solve, as they launch their culturally-driven higher education and career training program for
COVID has certainly been a time of adaptation, creative thinking, and trying to make lemonade out of a whole bunch of lemons, and some Big
It’s October 15, a date that many travelers have been waiting for as the state’s pre-travel testing program for trans-Pacific travelers starts up. Whether it’s
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