Lucky Larry
By Larry Feisntein I am in an unusual writing situation. I recently wrote a piece and it feels finished, but I haven’t shared it yet. [...]
How Ready Are You for an Emergency?
By Jan TenBruggencate Hurricane Lane. Image courtesy of NOAA Many of us who lived through Hurricanes ‘Iwa and ‘Iniki remember that the food [...]
Mahalo for Your Service
By Léo Azambuja Kapa‘a High School ROTC members lead at a past Veterans Day Parade in Old Kapa‘a Town. Photo by Mike Hough/KBA [...]
Should We Be Afraid of Fear?
By Jan TenBruggencate Aliomanu Road in Anahola has been reduced to a one-lane road due to erosion caused by the ocean years ago. Photo [...]
Anuenue — No Rain, No Rainbows
By Virginia Beck The Mindanao gum tree, also known as rainbow eucalyptus, has a unique multi-hued bark. Patches of outer bark shed at different [...]
Bikes on Rice Donates Refurbished Bikes to YWCA
By Tommy Noyes The YWCA of Kaua‘i staff gratefully accepted five refurbished bikes with helmets from the Bikes on Rice team. Contributed photo by [...]
Jackie II
By Larry Feinstein I am sitting at the usual, staged setting for writing, always the same. My desk is triangular shaped and it wedges perfectly [...]
Music for Life
By Léo Azambuja Back in 2009, I was doing a lot of freelance writing and photography gigs. One of them was a weekly article on [...]
No Kai Oi — There Is None Better
By Virginia Beck Waimea Pier, Kaua‘i's Westside. Photo by Léo Azambuja To know yourself is an awesome thing. But do you really know [...]
Safer Roads for Bicyclists
By Tommy Noyes The new Safe Passing Three Foot law amends existing HRS 291c-43 — which already required safe passing — to state [...]