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Paperback of the historical stage play ‘Aloha Kaua’ by Noalani Helelā is now available

Through poetic language, vivid theatricality, and sharp political insight, the play examines a pivotal moment in Hawaiian history when the kingdom faced the pressures of colonization, religious conversion, and cultural upheaval.

Young storytellers from Maui Waena win national awards at Student Television Network competition

Representing Hawaiʻi against hundreds of teams from across the nation, the Maui Waena middle school media students captured two first-place awards in the Feature Story and Music Video categories. The team also earned honorable mentions in additional categories.  

Maui Nui District honors scouting volunteers, celebrates Eagle Scouts

Scouting America, Aloha Council’s Maui Nui District recently honored outstanding volunteers and celebrated the achievements of local youth during the “Hearts of Service” Recognition Brunch at Camp Maluhia.

Hawaiian Electric monitoring severe weather, preparing for potential impacts

Hawaiian Electric urges customers to review family and business emergency plans, ensure they have supplies they need on hand, and keep close watch on the development of the storm.

Mayor Bissen appoints Margaret Willis as new County Director of Human Concerns

Citing successful houseless programs in major California cities and her deep experience addressing human needs with compassion, Mayor Richard Bissen appointed Margaret “Maggie” Willis as the new County of Maui Director of the Department of Human Concerns.

Kupu’s Nā Manu ʻElele Steward Program has positions open on Maui, other islands

Kupu, Hawaiʻi’s largest youth-focused conservation and sustainability nonprofit, is accepting applications for the Nā Manu ʻElele Steward Program. The program employs individuals to steward sensitive natural and cultural areas across the Hawaiian Islands.  The deadline to apply is March 27, 2026.

Gov. Green issues Emergency Proclamation ahead of severe storm

Gov. Josh Green today issued an emergency proclamation in advance of a significant storm system expected to bring heavy rain, flooding, strong thunderstorms and damaging winds across the Hawaiian Islands this week.

2nd MIL surf meet results: Kekaulike girls win; boys from Maui Christian and Maui Prep tie

boy’s crown at the second Maui Interscholastic League surf contest of the season at Hoʻokipa Beach Park, Saturday.

Hoʻōla LTRG and Mennonite Disaster Service mark milestone with completion of their first two rebuilt homes in Lahaina

Hoʻōla iā Mauiakama Disaster Long Term Recovery Group, in partnership with Mennonite Disaster Service, reached a major milestone in long-term wildfire recovery with the completion of their first two rebuilt homes in Lahaina.

Applications available for 2026 Hulihia Maui Strong Fellowship Program

Hulihia has announced the third year of its Hulihia Maui Strong Fellowship Program, an initiative designed to engage Maui residents in addressing critical challenges for Maui’s long-term care and post-fire recovery.

Rep. Tokuda announces Congressional Art Competition

US Rep. Jill Tokuda (HI-02) announced that her office is now accepting submissions for the 2026 Congressional Art Competition. This annual nationwide contest invites high school students from across Hawaiʻi’s Second Congressional District to showcase their artistic talents, with this year’s theme titled “Reflections of Hawaiʻi.” 

Powerful kona storm to impact the state this week

A powerful kona storm will begin impacting the western end of the state as early as Tuesday, then spread across the remainder of the island chain by midweek.

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South Maui’s saltier, more turbid waters could signal drought is taking a toll
Grand Wailea’s expansion plans advancing after years of debate over ancestral remains, tourism impacts
Olowalu residents fear failing crops, fire risks if water company raises rates dramatically
Kahului Airport’s main runway built during World War II prioritized for first reconstruction project

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Hundreds honor life, legacy of beloved kumu hula Nālani Kanakaʻole
Fairmont Kea Lani announces Ho‘okumu: A celebration of Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi
$1.6M from federal government set aside for digitization of Bishop Museum collections
Hawaiian Moment — Puʻu Kekaʻa, Hill of the rumble (as in thunder)

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Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa appoints Kaplan to Associate Director of Leisure Sales

Year of opportunity kicks off for Hawaiʻi’s creative economy and film industry

Small Business Regulatory Review Board to conduct its first meeting on Maui, March 19

STEMworks celebrates Maui engineers during student event

Territorial Savings appoints Long Vo as Managing Director, Head of Branch Banking

Arts & Entertainment Chevron Forward

Paperback of the historical stage play ‘Aloha Kaua’ by Noalani Helelā is now available

Brandi Carlile to perform at Four Seasons Resort Lānaʻi

Cultural celebration honors Queen Kaʻahumanu’s 258th Birthday, March 15

MACC presents Washi Transformed: New Expressions in Japanese Paper

Color Festival Hawaiʻi offers free admission for 2026 event

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‘GET Local’: Keiki chefs can find new food adventures by entering video cooking contest
Slappy Cakes Maui hosts ‘Paws & Pancakes’ fundraiser for Maui Humane Society, March 14
The Ritz-Carlton Maui, Kapalua Announces Spring Kapalua Wine & Chef Series
Montage Kapalua Bay re-opens The Hideaway
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Housing & Real Estate Chevron Forward

Hoʻōla LTRG and Mennonite Disaster Service mark milestone with completion of their first two rebuilt homes in Lahaina
Major housing and infrastructure investments for wildfire recovery move forward
Laʻakea Village sets town hall meeting for Pāʻia inclusive housing project
Maui’s median single-family home prices increase to $1.4 million in January

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Tickets, table sponsorships now available for Lahaina Restoration Foundation Benefit Lūʻau
Chinese New Year Celebration at Lahaina Cannery, Feb. 20
Hula Grill Kāʻanapali to host Whale Talks on Tuesdays in February and March
Pacific Whale Foundation and Norwegian Cruise Line partners to expand keiki whale watches on Maui

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Hawaii County Weather Forecast for March 10, 2026

A powerful kona storm is expected to affect the state this week and into the weekend, bringing several potential hazards to the islands. The combination of...

Hawaii County Surf Forecast for March 10, 2026

Choppy surf along east facing shores will gradually trend downward, falling below seasonal levels by mid-week as trade winds veer southerly through the...

Pāhoa man charged with firearm offenses, outstanding bench warrants

Kawika Benny Kahee was charged with several firearm offenses after police arrested him in Nanawale due to outstanding bench warrants on March 8.

Hawaiian Electric offers tips on how to prepare for upcoming storm

The company urges customers to review family and business emergency plans, ensure they have supplies they need on hand.

Gov. Green issues emergency proclamation ahead of expected storm to Hawaiian Islands

The storm is expected to affect Kauaʻi and Oʻahu first, with conditions expanding across the rest of the state through the weekend.

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Kauai Weather Forecast for March 10, 2026

A powerful kona storm is expected to affect the state this week and into the weekend, bringing several potential hazards to the islands. The combination of...

Kauai Surf Forecast for March 10, 2026

Choppy surf along east facing shores will gradually trend downward, falling below seasonal levels by mid-week as trade winds veer southerly through the...

Update: State of Kauaʻi County address to be available online Wednesday, in-person event canceled

Mayor Derek S.K. Kawakami’s eighth and final 2026 State of the County Address will be recorded and released online via video on Wednesday afternoon.

Rudy Tai formally sworn in as Kaua‘i Police chief

A public swearing-in ceremony is scheduled for March 30, at 11:30 a.m. at the Kauaʻi War Memorial Convention Hall in Līhu‘e.

Expected storm to Hawaiian Islands prompts Gov. Green to issue emergency proclamation

The storm is expected to affect Kauaʻi and Oʻahu first, with conditions expanding across the rest of the state through the weekend.