Hit Me with Music
By Léo Azambuja Kimberly Hope One good thing about music is, when it hits you, you feel no pain. I wish those were [...]
Our Island’s Journey Around a Star
By Virginia Beck Miloli‘i sunset. Photo by Léo Azambuja That first spark of a new day. That first green flash at sunrise is [...]
Losing Sleep Over Invasive Species
By Jan TenBruggencate Ah, the wonders of living in rural Hawai‘i. Much has been written about the invasive species crisis in the Islands. Some invaders [...]
Makau
By Larry Feinstein Recently, the idea of voice has felt like it is at the head of the line. Not too long after finishing the [...]
Stats on Users of Ke Ala Hele Makalae
By Tommy Noyes There is a fairly good distribution in age of questionnaire respondents. However, the majority (68 percent) of them are over the [...]
Becoming Part of the Solution
By Léo Azambuja Left to right, Westside Christian Center Pastor Darryl Kua, Teen Challenge Graduate Willis Kauakahi, and Teen Challenge Coordinator Director Ron Takayama. [...]
Learning Biking Skills at a Young Age
By Tommy Noyes Kaua‘i Path Board President and League Certified Instructor Dr. Randy Blake reviews with Chiefess Kamakahelei sixth grade students how to drive [...]
Have You Ever Filled a Christmas Box?
By Léo Azambuja The Historic County Building in Lihu‘e dressed up in lights for the annual Festival of Lights. Contributed photo When I [...]
Aloha Is a Traditional Practice
By Virginia Beck Makaya Kaduce is seen here watching a humpback whale. Courtesy of Kalasara Setaysha/Koholā Leo The holidays bring seasonal birds that [...]
December 2018 A.D.
By Larry Feinstein It’s a Tuesday night and I am sitting on my favorite perch in my simple, living space. I’ve got on a truly [...]