Fall at the mall brings with it two new merchants, an expanded business and a store relocation. Dairy Queen-Orange Julius..

Community Helping School took a swing into sports this fall by collecting tennis racquets and equipment for Kalaheo High School’s..

Ready, set, and walk or run your way along – at the 5K/10K loop course that begins and ends at..

Kamehameha Schools is preparing 140 more acres of its Koolauloa property for an agricultural park that will eventually be the..

Drilling into Oneawa Hills could begin in a year or so as part of the city’s massive Kaneohe-Kailua Wastewater Conveyance..

First Presbyterian Church at Koolau will host a free Veteran’s Day concert at 5 p.m. Nov. 11 in its main..

Artists Jill Butterbaugh and Shyrl Topp Matias recently opened Gallery 315 in Kailua, where the original, fine art of local..

Arbor Day is back, and Hawaiian Electric Co. is ready with 2,700 trees to give away at six Oahu locations,..

Early walk-in voting is available now through Saturday on Oahu for the 2012 General Election. Voters may mark their ballots..

The Halloween spirit is alive and well at YMCA’s Camp Erdman this weekend on the North Shore with its annual..

This week is a good time for Windward residents and businesses to get rid of obsolete electronic waste (e-waste) with..

Visit Gallery ‘Iolani at Windward Community College between Sunday and Nov. 25 and you’ll find yourself on a visual journey..

HPU Theatre will mark its 20th anniversary of bringing excellent theater to the Windward side by staging its fall production..

What’s in a name?, King Intermediate students asked themselves, and then transformed their own names into unique designs that are..

Kaneohe Christmas Parade chairwoman Ku’ulei Olsen Richardson is seeking final entries for the march, which will begin at 9 a.m...

Two Kailua schools are prepared to give residents a value-added Thanksgiving via their annual imu roasts Nov. 21-22, though most..

By CAROL CHANG and ELIZABETH A. BALL Halloween means much more than black cat sightings for the local chapter of..

Editor’s note: Sept. 1 was the start of FEMA’s Disaster Preparedness Month, but recent weather-related events remind us that everyone..

The Lanikai Surf Festival is back for a second year with great surf-related activities Friday and Saturday at Lanikai Community..

Tickets are on sale now for Windward YMCA’s annual gala, the Hallo-Wine wine tasting and silent auction, set for 5:30..