Aloha is what binds us together
Our former mayor, Bernard Carvalho Jr., was big on aloha. He preached it. He lived it. He led the county government by it. His trademark, “Aloooooooooha” always opened his remarks. And if you had a chance to spend any time with Carvalho, you knew the aloha was genuine.
Congresswoman displays transgender pride flag outside office
A newly elected Virginia congresswoman is displaying a transgender pride flag outside her Washington office.
Comments welcome, but let’s be respectful
A recent caller to The Garden Island said she was concerned with our online comments on stories, columns and letters to the editor. Many, she said, were too negative. Too critical. Too nasty. And by publishing them, we were spreading negativity and, in a way, encouraging these people to continue such behavior. Why, she asked, do you allow those comments online?
‘Let’s remember Malani’
When people describe Malani Bilyeu, there is a commonality in their words.
Top 10 stories: A look back at 2018
The North Shore, a Koloa neighborhood, Anahola and other areas were hit hard by historic April’s rains from which the island has still not fully recovered.
Begin the new year on foot
The Puuwai Canoe Club is hoping to help 300 people start 2019 on the run.
The Red Cross needs more of you
The American Red Cross on Kauai needs you.
Talk Story with Yoshiko ‘Dimples’ Kano
Some nicknames last a lifetime. Like “Dimples.”
Author Toby Neal releases memoir
Toby (Wilson) Neal grew up on laid-back Kauai, but her memoir, “Freckled: A Memoir of Growing Up Wild in Hawaii,” is a fast-paced story of growing up a homeless surfer kid and making her way to college at Boston University.
The run of her life
Ann Hettinger had two goals at the 2018 XTerra 21K Trail Run World Championship: finish, and don’t break any bones. She accomplished both.
After 26.2 miles, hope still draws breath
At the start of every marathon, you will always find people filled with hope.
Kauai counting on HTA’s new president
Kauai is having, by all standards, a wonderful year when it comes to tourism. Which, purely based on economic reasons and considering that this island’s economy hinges on tourism, is good news.
They are lucky in love and drawings
When the message came through on Aileen Higashi’s phone that she had won a trip for two to Las Vegas, she had her doubts it was the real thing.
Carter B., this one’s for you
When a “Dear Editor” letter from a mainland school arrives at The Garden Island office, it usually ends up in one place: the recycling bin.
Santa says … aloha!
A very merry time was had by all.
Lihue Airport lot full
LIHUE — The Hawaii Department of Transportatio Airports Division alerts travelers on Kauai that all 575 public parking stalls at Lihue Airport are occupied and the parking may remain full over the weekend.
Trump Justice pick likely to be queried on Mueller comments
President Donald Trump on Friday picked former Attorney General William Barr to once again serve as America’s top law enforcement official. But while his experience and mainstream background may boost his prospects for confirmation, Democrats are raising alarms about his comments on the Russia investigation and Hillary Clinton.
Silver Screen songs
S. Morris Wise admits he is nervous about directing his first Kauai Chorale show. But he’s also confident.
This is what Christmas is about
Two words come to mind about “Christmas In Rockville.” It rocks.
Ocean Safety officials advising no swimming on north- and west-facing shores
Ocean Safety officials are advising no swimming or snorkeling at Ke‘e, Ha‘ena, and Kekaha beaches due to high surf and dangerous ocean conditions.