Every year Sherry Tancayo and dozens of Moloka’i residents make the drive to Hale O Lono Harbor to wish hundreds..

For nearly 60 years, the name “Aulea” has been synonymous with greatness and success in local swimming. The windward Oahu..

For more than two decades, Hawaii’s women canoe paddlers were told: “It can’t be done.” Many considered the criticism as..

Who would have thought rainbows fascinated so many people? I certainly didn’t. In fact, when I shared my passion for..

We’ve all heard it before: “In order to get ahead in life, you have to put your best foot forward.”..

Have you ever chased a rainbow? It’s something we all did as children with the hope of either catching one..

There’s nothing like a good fishing tale, but this isn’t one of them. This story is very real. It’s one..

“Lucky we live Hawaii.” No matter how many times you hear it or say it, the island saying never gets..

Like much of the world, I’ve been glued to the television for more than a week now trying to catch..

Independent scholar and futurist Joel Barker once said, “Vision without action is merely a dream. Action without vision just passes..

As thousands of island keiki prepare to return to school, some as early as July 30, parents across the state..

You’re not alone. That was the overwhelming message from MidWeek readers who reached out to my family after learning our..

We all have a special place in our lives where we turn to find comfort. That special place for me..

For 31 years, Dr. Peter Caldwell cared for Hawaii’s keiki working as a pediatrician at Kaiser Permanente. So it’s no..

It was just past midnight; my eyes were getting heavy and my breathing was starting to slow. I was on..

Part of being a good steward of the ocean sometimes means being a good steward of the land. Kailua Canoe..

An oil tanker has sunk and damage must be assessed. The ship’s mast is sitting on the ocean floor among..

The summer regatta season is officially under way across Hawaii. For the next several months, thousands of canoe paddlers will..

When a mysterious white substance washed ashore at Barbers Point in West Oahu, many people immediately visualized the destructive March..