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Historians preserve memories of Hawaiʻi's oldest bar

As Veteran's Day approaches, we pour one out for Smith's Union Bar, which officially closed its doors after its final last call. The bar was the oldest in Hawaiʻi, and this year will mark the first Veterans Day without the historic bar. Dec. 7th, 2026, will be the 85th...

Honolulu, HI · 1d
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Spotlight Now: OHA, DHHL discuss future of Kakaako Makai

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Today’s episode of “Spotlight Now” focuses on housing plans for Native Hawaiian families and leadership at the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. OHA Chair Kai Kahele is expected to discuss trustee-elect Ikaika Anderson’s arrival and the selection of a new CEO. Anderson was welcomed...

Honolulu, HI · 13h
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Memphis sailor killed in Pearl Harbor attack identified

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A Memphis sailor who was aboard the USS California during the attack on Pearl Harbor has been identified. Fireman 3rd Class John Winter Martin was lost during the Dec. 7, 1941, attack. His remains have now been identified. The USS California was struck by two torpedoes...

Memphis, TN · 13h
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8 Hawaiʻi Books to Give as Gifts

This year, I made it my goal to read more books about Hawaiʻi, especially stories written by local authors. Luckily, our office is near one of my favorite bookstores, Native Books, and I’ve also joined ʻŌiwi Book Club, which meets over Zoom to discuss books written by Native Hawaiian authors.

Hawaii · 22h
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Episode 65: 72-Hour Dough in Hawaii: What Makes Paulistana Pizza Different?

Andre Alves de Moraes spent more than a decade planning how to bring the Paulistana pizza of his native São Paulo to Honolulu. The result is San Paolo Pizzeria, where long-fermented dough carries generous toppings, Brazilian calabresa meets creamy Catupiry and an all-you-can-eat service introduces diners to roughly 30 different flavors.

Honolulu, HI · 1d

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Get ready for Thanksgiving with this early checklist

With Thanksgiving approximately three weeks away, this guide provides an early November checklist covering menu planning, shopping, kitchen preparation, and personal arrangements to ensure a stress-free holiday.

Honolulu, HI · 1d

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Protect Kahoʻolawe ʻOhana marks 50 years with music honoring the ʻāina

The Protect Kahoʻolawe ʻOhana has held events throughout 2026 to celebrate its 50th anniversary. On Friday, Nov. 13, the celebrations will conclude with a "50 Years of Aloha ʻĀina" concert at Bishop Museum. The concert will feature the classic sounds of Hawaiian soul as well as...

Honolulu, HI · 9h

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‘The Navigator,’ new documentary, makes world premiere at HIFF, wins Pacific Award for Best Feature

“The Navigator,” a new feature-length documentary presented by Patagonia Films, made its world premiere at the Hawaiʻi International Film Festival (HIFF) to a sold-out audience on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at the historic Hawaiʻi Theatre in downtown Honolulu. The film earned the Pacific Award for Best Feature, presented by HIFF and Pacific Islanders in Communications on Sunday, Nov. 1.

Honolulu, HI · 4d

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Special events, closures, offers announced ahead of Veterans Day

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Wednesday, Nov. 11, is Veterans Day. Several events, special offers, and closures are scheduled to take place on that day. Veterans Day Sunset Ceremony: The Battleship Missouri Memorial will host its annual Veterans Day Sunset Ceremony at 4:30 p.m., honoring the service, sacrifice, and enduring legacy of the men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. This year’s theme, “America at 250 – Honoring Generations of Service,” recognizes generations of veterans whose courage and dedication have helped shape the nation.

Honolulu, HI · 4d

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One Heart, One Beat”, Charger Boys and Girls Bowling Teams add another layer of success to Charger Pride storied legacy

Our PCHS Chargers bowling season has come to an exciting conclusion!. Due to weather and power issues, teams bowled 5 of the 6 planned games. The OIA committee awarded titles based on total pinfall after 5 completed games. Girls Team Results:. • 1st Place: Mililani HS. • 2nd Place: Kalani...

Pearl City, HI · 3d

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Nebraska airman killed at Pearl Harbor to be laid to rest eight decades later

NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - A Nebraska airman killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor will be laid to rest beside his younger brother, more than eight decades after his death, according to Adams & Swanson Funeral Home. Cpl. Lester H. Libolt was 21 when he was killed at Hickam...

Nebraska · 4d

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Nisei soldiers’ personal stories come home to Hawaii

An exhibit titled 'I am an American: The Nisei Soldier Experience' is set to open at Capitol Modern in Honolulu on November 7, honoring the service and legacy of more than 33,000 Japanese American soldiers during World War II.

Hawaii · 4d

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New ‘Drive with Aloha’ mural unveiled at Aiea High School

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A vibrant new work of art is now on display at Aiea High School. The “Drive with Aloha” mural and education campaign recently unveiled its latest masterpiece. This marks their 23rd mural painted at a Hawaii school. More than 550 students had a hand in...

Honolulu, HI · 4d

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Kamehameha Butterfly mosaic artwork created by keiki unveiled at Honolulu Zoo

Second and fourth grade students from Waikīkī School created a large-scale mosaic of a Kamehameha Butterfly, one of only two native butterfly species in Hawaii, and unveiled the piece on Thursday.

Honolulu, HI · 4d

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Men's Golf Surges Up Leaderboard Before Darkness Suspends Play At Pearl At Kalauao

'AIEA, O'ahu – The University of Hawai'i men's golf team caught fire in the afternoon session, climbing into a tie for third place at 13-over par before darkness suspended the second round of the Pearl at Kalauao Invitational on Wednesday. The 18-team field completed the opening 18 holes in...

Aiea, HI · 7d

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Documentary traces journey of family matriarch who lived in Kalaupapa and vanished from Honolulu in 1900

The documentary of a former Hawaiʻi news anchor’s search for her family’s missing matriarch premieres during the Hawaiʻi International Film Festival. Film cameras followed former KITV4 news anchor Diane Ako as she retraced the final footsteps of Helen Maliu, her great-grandmother, to Kalaupapa, Molokaʻi, a leprosy settlement established in 1866. Maliu disappeared from Honolulu in 1900.

Honolulu, HI · 8d

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African dance, drumming and hip-hop hit Waipahu's Filcom Center

Asase Yaa African American Dance Theater makes its Hawaii debut this Friday, bringing traditional African dance, live drumming, hip-hop and R&B to the Filcom Center in Waipahu — with local group Sewa Fare African Dance and Drum Company opening the show.

Waipahu, HI · 8d

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Ala Wai Golf Course offers Honolulu golfers accessible tee times

HONOLULU (HI Now) - Honolulu golfers find a true community gathering place at Ala Wai Golf Course, known locally as the people’s country club. Situated in the heart of downtown Honolulu with Diamond Head rising in the background, this historic venue delivers a welcoming space where players of all skill levels can tee off together.

Honolulu, HI · 8d

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New mural at Aiea High aims to keep teen drivers safe

More than 550 students at Aiea High School — about 65 percent of the campus — helped paint a mural aimed at encouraging teens to make safe choices behind the wheel, marking the 23rd mural created through the Drive with Aloha program.

Aiea, HI · 7d

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Documentary traces journey of family matriarch who lived in Kalaupapa and vanished from Honolulu in 1900

The documentary of a former Hawaiʻi news anchor’s search for her family’s missing matriarch will premier next week during the Hawaiʻi International Film Festival. Film cameras followed former KITV4 news anchor Diane Ako as she retraced the final footsteps of Helen Maliu, her great-grandmother, to Kalaupapa, Molokaʻi, a leprosy settlement established in 1866. Maliu disappeared from Honolulu in 1900.

Honolulu, HI · 9d