Fit Lab gatherings offer health, business workshops
Sara Folsom at Fit Lab in Princeville wants everyone to learn how to thrive instead of just survive, and she’s compiling a team of people to do it.
CSL celebrates six years
LYDGATE — Grab a plate lunch from the pot luck and talk story by the sea for the Center for Spiritual Living’s celebration of their sixth anniversary on Sunday.
Conditions prime for wildfires, take steps to prevent
WAIMEA — It could be a perfect storm of a situation for wildfires in Hawaii, according to the state’s Department of Land and Natural Resources.
King tides are here
LIHUE — King tides have returned, triggering flooding at Nawiliwili on Monday afternoon.
Last native lowland bog ‘thriving’
A flesh-eating plant stretches sticky fuchsia tentacles into the balmy air of Kauai’s Kanaele Bog.
Fledging has begun
Cathy Granholm has bid adieu to two of the 17 albatross chicks that have been growing up in herneighborhood for the past few months.
Maoloha on the move
The first time Malama Kauai fired up their new kitchen trailer was in November, on the grounds of Kawaikini Public Charter School.
Fire displaces three
Kalehua Yokotake and her family are looking for a place to stay after a fire ignited in their home and displaced them on Wednesday evening.
Still in seal hospital
Kauai monk seal RH38 is starting to show signs that she’s getting healthier.
Entertainment, crafts, contests on tap at Kauai Kau Wela
Welcome the summer with dancing and chants, canoes and contests today at the 10th annual Kauai Kau Wela Festival.
Williamson offers co-branded chocolate bars
You get to make your own chocolate bar at Debbie Williamson’s shop, and you can sip on chocolate tea while you do it.
Relief from rain coming
LIHUE — Kauai’s going to be the last island to get some relief from the rainy weather, according to the National Weather Service, but the tradewinds are coming back into the picture over the weekend.
‘He was a Kauai boy’
KALAHEO — Jordan Tehero was a true Kauai boy with a smile as big as his heart and a love for adventure matched only by the love he had for God.
Governor releases veto list
LIHUE — Kauai’s House Representatives will be gathering on Oahu today to discuss the 20 bills on Governor David Ige’s Intent to Veto list, unveiled Monday.
Visitors must pay in Waimea Canyon state parks
LIHUE — Paid parking for visitors and commercial tours is soon to be a common requirement in Kauai State Parks.
More partners, less euthanasia
A fundamental change at Kauai Humane Society is credited with reducing euthanasia rates over the last fiscal year.
A place to rest
Every winter, big swells uncover human bones in the sand along Kauai’s Westside, and those iwi, or bones, found at the U.S. Navy Pacific Missile Range Facility now have a new resting place.
Protecting the reefs
The mission to preserve Hawaii’s coral reefs could be getting a boost if legislation introduced Thursday by U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii) and U.S. Rep. Ed Case (D-Hawaii) is passed.
Poetry reading today
Poet Dr. Bill Mohr has been writing for half a century and, tonight, he’ll be doing a reading at the Kauai Community College One Stop Center alongside music and art that will feature KCC students.
Supporting freedom
Cory Soares has been with Kauai Auto Repair for 17 years, helping Angel Santiago III and his family build the business.