Check out our latest stories and articles about island living in Hawaiʻi nei and things you can experience and learn on the Big Island so you can better embrace the aloha spirit, connect with your community, and enjoy this beautiful place we call home.
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
by Being Local You may or may not disagree. You may even have one that we left out here. But one thing is for sure.
By: Lahela Rosario – December 15, 2017 Lahela Rosario is a TEEN correspondent for Big Island Pulse and works through the company’s community intern program.
Thinking about moving to the Big Island from the mainland? Here are 4 do’s and don’ts that may help you. Do’s 1.) Do own a
By: Being Local Here are 7 WAY BACK TV characters that defined my childhood growing up in Hawaii. If you were raised here on the
Nene Goose – Nēnē (vulnerable) The state bird of Hawaiʻi is none other than the docile, medium-sized nene, which faintly resembles the Canada goose. It
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