Here’s where we feature all of the random, awesome stuff that makes the Hawaiʻi Island such a special place to live, work, and play!
If you’re a giant procrastinator like a lot of people (myself very much included), you may still have your ballot in your hand for voting
1.) Noni (Morinda citrifolia) As far as medicinal Hawaiian plants go, this one is iconic. Known as Indian mulberry, beach mulberry, and cheese fruit, the
by: Leilani DeMello Director of Operations, Kū-A-Kanaka LLC Established in 1843 by Kamehameha III, Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea, also known as Hawaiian Independence Day, is an
One of the first things people think of when thinking about Hawaii is our ocean. The Big Island has 266 miles of coastline with coral
By Misty I. April 15, 2020 I hope you are well. I hope your ‘ohana is well. Today I have a list for you. During
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
By day, Dr. Shallon Craddock MD, MPH, FAAP is a board certified pediatrician treating children at the practice she opened in downtown Hilo, Sunshine Pediatric
November 3th – November 16th Here are some of the best photos of the Big Island submitted by you, our Big Island Pulse ‘ohana! Mahalo
This summer I took my ohana (wife and two daughters: 7 & 9) to the mainland to visit family. Traveling to the mainland can be
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