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Cheap Eats: Midtown Eats (Part 2)
Today for Cheap Eats Guy Hagi heads to Midtown Eats, a food hall at The Park on Keeaumoku featuring 13 kitchens.
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The Conversation: Legalizing gambling; Kaʻau Crater Boys comeback
Audio will be added after the show. The Conversation airs weekdays from 11 a.m. to noon on HPR-1. HPR wants to hear from you: is legalizing gambling the right move for Hawaiʻi? | Full Story. The state prepares to appeal after FEMA denies assistance request after Hurricane Lala |...
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Troy Fernandez returns for a Kaʻau Crater Boys comeback show in Waikīkī
The Kaʻau Crater Boys, Hawaiʻi's beloved musical duo, are scheduled to return to the stage on Oʻahu at Blue Note Hawaii. In a comeback show titled "Kaʻau Crater Boys: The Second Chapter," lone surviving member Troy Fernandez will be backed by local musicians playing all the classics from their catalogue.
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Alumni Spotlight: David Odo (Kailua High)
Occupation: Director and CEO, Honolulu Museum of Art. College: Columbia University, University of Oxford. As Director and CEO, David Odo leads the Honolulu Museum of Art (HoMA), oversees its collection and programs, advances fundraising and strategic initiatives, and guides the institution as it enters its second century of service to Hawai‘i and the broader art community.
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Get Made-to-Order Musubi at This Nifty UWS Hawaiian Spot
Chi Ian Chan spent his first 30 years in O'ahu, Hawaii, growing up in Honolulu's Chinatown. And he's quick to tell you that he never surfed a day in his life (he prefers skateboarding). Four years ago, he left his native island for Manhattan—specifically, Hell's Kitchen—to be with his now-wife and business partner Lizzy Han.
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Waialua Welcomes 48 Sculptures Honoring Water Guardian Laniwahine
Forty-eight sculptures now rise from the ruins of a 1930s pavilion at Haleʻiwa Beach Park, the final stop for a citywide art project that spent nearly two years tracing Oʻahu's hidden histories back to the surface. The City and County of Honolulu Mayor's Office of Culture and the Arts opened the installation last Friday, closing out a series that began at Fort Street Mall in downtown Honolulu. Carved by artists Amber Khan and Jordan Souza, the sculptures tell the story of Laniwahine, an aliʻi moʻo described as a shape-shifting water guardian who guards and sustains the ʻUkoʻa and Loko Ea fishponds of Waialua.
Crafting Your Home
Hawaiian Airlines starts building a 13,000-square-foot Honolulu lounge due in 2028, as Alaska's 41,000-square-foot Seattle lounge takes shape for late 2027
Hawaiian Airlines began a 13,000-square-foot Honolulu lounge due in 2028, while Alaska's 41,000-square-foot Seattle lounge opens in late 2027.
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Discover balanced fitness and community at The Yard Gym on Oahu
HONOLULU (HI Now) - Building sustainable fitness begins with an approach focused on longevity rather than burnout. The Yard Gym expands to Oahu with locations in Kailua and Kahala, bringing an intentional training philosophy rooted in long-term wellness. Owner Mimi Andjelic-Davies and Head of House and Athletics Joanna Keaulana set...
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Hawaiʻi teen turns Pokémon card collection into a growing business
HONOLULU (island News) -- For many teenagers, Pokémon cards are simply something to collect. But for 16-year-old Isaiah Kim, they have become much more than a hobby. He's turning his passion into a growing business while learning valuable lessons about money, investing and entrepreneurship. With guidance from his father,...
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Glam, Gore & Glamour: Rocky Horror Hulaween!
Get ready for a Halloween night filled with glam, camp, and theatrical fun! Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand hosts Rocky Horror Hulaween, featuring a midnight costume contest judged by Universal Showqueen 2026 Melody Lucas. Plus, Honolulu singer-songwriter Sir Dan Paul shares the story behind his new album, Shapeshifter, and his journey of self-transformation.
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Olin Lagon: The Tradeoffs Of Paving Paradise
Late November 1969, a young singer-songwriter landed in Honolulu for the first time. I’m guessing that she took a cab, a yellow one, to her hotel. She never said which one, but it was probably that famous pink hotel in Waikīkī, the Royal Hawaiian. If you’ve been there, you’ve likely walked past fancy boutiques and maybe even danced a bit at whatever hot spot was swinging at that time.
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Waikiki Aquarium marks two years of campaign to protect Hawaii marine life
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Waikiki Aquarium is taking action to keep invasive marine animals out of Hawaii waters. In partnership with the Hawaii Department of Agriculture and the Department of Natural Resources, the aquarium is celebrating two years of its “Don’t Let It Loose” campaign on Thursday.