For many years, the counties and the state have been bickering about how much support from the state’s transient accommodations tax (TAT) they should get…
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The House speaker’s office recently released an unflattering report on the state auditor. It faulted the auditor’s office for appointing executives without proper experience, and…
LIHU‘E — There was a run on malasadas, Wednesday morning at the Kaua‘i Bakery in the Kukui Grove Center. And, it was not Malasada Day…
We wrote last week about House Bill 58, a “Frankenbill” made from bits and pieces of other bills. By putting those pieces into a bill…
LIHU‘E — After losing her jewelry business during the pandemic last year, Chef Sandy Cameron of Lihu‘e decided it was time to make a different…
KALAHEO — General Manager Fred Cowell of Kaua‘i Coffee Company said his nearly 3,000 acres of coffee is just coming out of its bloom season.…
Most of us have heard of “Frankenstein,” a novel written in 1818 by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley. The story’s protagonist, Dr. Victor Frankenstein, created a creature…
Today at 1:30 p.m., the state Legislature’s House Committee on Finance is holding a hearing on SB266. Why is this important to Kaua‘i residents, and…
WAIPOULI — Chef Judy Capertina of Haole Girl Bakery will be joined by at least two farmers Friday when the Sheraton Kaua‘i Coconut Beach Resort…
LIHU‘E — The Kaua‘i Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Kaua‘i Visitors Bureau the Kaua‘i Chapter of the Hawai‘i Lodging and Tourism Association created…