A Going Green recycling drive is planned for 9 a.m.-1 p.m. April 25 at Our Savior Lutheran School in Aiea,..
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Residents concerned about the increasing homeless population in Windward Oahu have a chance to learn more about what groups like..
Send Windward items to cchang@midweek.com by April 15 to be considered for the April 22 edition, or call 529-4850. •..
Uncuddled and lonely teddy bears can find new purpose at Prevent Child Abuse Hawaii’s 18th annual Teddy Bear Drive and..
Neighborhood boards have been around long enough to now conduct “Internet-only” elections, and that’s what lies ahead — April 24..
Destruction isn’t the only thing that comes out of a natural disaster. There can be hope, too — as the..
Kamehameha Schools Kapalama ended a careful search for its next high school po‘o kumu (principal) last week by hiring away..
The robust sounds of country-pickin’ music will fill the air day and night at “Bluegrass in the Ko‘olau” April 24-27..
By Shawna Ajimine Company Sales Manager and Kapiolani Store Manager of Professional Image One thing you’ll notice about the staff..
Outrigger Resorts paid tribute to Hawaiian music with its Celebrate Kani Ka Pila recently at Kani Ka Pila Grille in..
Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii hosted its Youth of the Year luncheon recently at Hilton Hawaiian Waikiki Beach Hotel...
On a recent Wednesday, Terine Frost needed some trash bags, so she took a trip to City Mill in Kaimuki...
STITCH is a 4-year-old pooch with an irresistible smile. Spending time with you will make his tail wag. He already..
By Scott Nishimoto, VP Workforce Development & Community Relations, Abilities Unlimited Dawna Zane was a senior at Kalani High School..
As the sun starts to set Sundays in Waikiki, an eclectic group of performers gathers to do all manner of..
Email Central Oahu items to cchang@midweek.com by April 8 for the April 15 edition. • BLOOD DRIVES Hawaii Blood Bank..
Life is good for Makua Rothman. The North Shore surfer became a father for the first time last year, and..
