By Penny Nakamura Though George Tanabe worried his Waialua acre of Chinese pink lotus flowers would be destroyed by the muck and mud of the Kona Low storms, he stood on the shores of his large spring fed lotus pond and smiled at the irony on a recent sunny summer day….

Tiki’s Stupas

Hawaii State Librarian Stacey Aldrich, Tim Littlejohn, and Waialua Librarian Alexandra Balgos Walking into the Waialua Library may feel a little different now as Library Manager, Timothy Littlejohn, who greeted everyone with a big smile and aloha, will no longer be…

In a town known for its laid back surf culture, local businesses, and strong sense of community, longtime friends Amy Hodel and Sara Phelan are beginning exciting new chapters in Hale‘iwa Town. Each is bringing their own business within newly renovated spaces in the…

Kona Low storm dredged mud in Weed Circle; clean-up begins. Photo: NSOC

Pupukea Seniors at the Haleiwa Distillery