Robotic Awards for Kauai Students
Two Kaua‘i students took home the most selective individual awards at the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) Championships, an international... Read More.
Author: David Lister
Surf Advisory for Thursday
The National Weather Service has extended its High Surf Advisory until 6 p.m. Thursday for south-facing shores of Kaua‘i.The forecast calls for large breaking... Read More.
New School Campus Fundraiser
Kauai Charter School Pursues New Campus In Kilauea The planned middle and high school for students on the North Shore is fundraising to buy... Read More.
Coffee Conference Sent for June
The 28th annual Hawaii Coffee Association conference and trade show is coming to the island of Kauai next month. The show will also host... Read More.
Visitor Spending Increases
The state Department of Business, Economic Development &Tourism continued to see high increases in visitor spending on Kaua‘i — and throughout the state —... Read More.
Lawmakers Say No to New Fees
Hawaii lawmakers opted not to pass what would have been a novel visitor-impact fee during this year’s legislative session, despite broad support for the... Read More.
Climate Meeting
The County of Kaua‘i Planning Department will hold a series of virtual and in-person workshops in May and June, to discuss climate adaptation strategies... Read More.
Mechanical Problems for Hawaiian Airlines
Late on Sunday, Hawaiian Airlines Flight 383 from Honolulu to Kauai was forced to return to Honolulu due to mechanical problems. Flight 383 departed... Read More.
Hawai‘i ‘clean elections bill’ gutted at last moment
Jackson Healy The Garden Island is reporting that State legislators made significant last-minute revisions this week to a bill aimed at publicly financing... Read More.
Students Awarded
The County of Kaua‘i’s volunteer science fair coordinator announced that middle and high school students took home a record number of awards at the... Read More.
