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Jon Kobayashi, the man now heading Ahahui Koa Anuenue, the fundraising arm of UH Athletics, is a familiar face on..
The best thing about donating to Aloha United Way, say Thomas Kiyabu, this year’s campaign chairman and head of UPS..
Anyone can own an Irish bar. All you need are dark woods for your interior, a few antique whiskey mirrors..
On the occasion of Duke Kahanamoku’s 125th birthday celebration, Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation announces the newest members of Hawaii Waterman..
Think ‘Honolulu Theatre for Youth’ and school fieldtrips may come to mind. But it’s much more, attracting multiple generations to..
Ohana Arts brings its original musical production ‘Peace On Your Wings’ to Hawaii Theatre Aug. 6-9. Based on the too-short..
She came from humble beginnings, but today at age 26 Taylor Makakoa is president of Terry Fator Companies, as well as..
Born with various disabilities, members of dance troupe Heartbeat will show off their amazing (and heartwarming) abilities, personalities and rhythm on..
As Rotary celebrates 100 years in Hawaii, the club’s international president stops in Hawaii to offer congratulations and to check on some..
The product of two prominent Island families, Emma Wo is determined to find success on her own terms. That includes winning the Miss Hawaii..
‘Only dumb actors invest in their own projects,’ says the legendary George Takei. ‘Well, I must be a dumb actor because..
Celebrating 50 years, JABSOM has made itself known as a leading medical school in the nation. And with an Ebola vaccine..
THE KOREAN FESTIVAL IS SET TO TAKE PLACE SATURDAY, JULY 11, AT MAGIC ISLAND. MORE THAN MERELY A CULTURAL EXPERIENCE,..
Everything that makes the Internet great for law-abiding folks is also a plus for criminals. Chris Duque and Chris Van..
SISTERS EUNICE SOEDA AND MARGE FUNASAKI ARE CARRYING ON THE FURNITURE BUSINESS THEIR PARENTS STARTED 68 YEARS AGO IN WAIPAHU..
There ain’t no mountain high enough to keep us from seeing the legendary Diana Ross when she makes her first..
Juilliard-trained Lisa Nakamichi had to travel to the mainland to attend piano festivals, so she created Aloha International Piano Festival..
