Why Does Gene Simmons of Kiss Want A Rock & Brews In Paia?

By Anthony Pignataro

Paia is normally a sleepy little North Shore town, known for attracting a rich mix of Europeans, hippies and kite surfers. It’s a mellow place, with boutiques, curio shops and restaurants that provide an

Maui High students take fifth place in national Ford/AAA auto skills competition

By Rebecca Nakashima

Maui High School students Mitchell Borge and Lawrence Paet, under the guidance of instructor Shannon Rowe, raced through the grease, grime and pressure of a ticking clock to earn a fifth-place finish in the

Transoceanic Launch Date of Maui Canoe to Be Announced at Kamehameha Day Ho’olaulea

By Axel Beers

It’s estimated that the first Polynesian voyagers left South-East Asia to explore the Pacific in 1500 BC. Hawaii was settled by these canoe-paddling navigators in 900 AD. And in 1975, the cultural renaissance of

Maui Surfer Girls Celebrates 13 Year Anniversary with Surf Camp Scholarship Giveaway

By Rebecca Nakashima

In celebration of 13 years of business, Maui Surfer Girls is partnering with the Will Smith Foundation to provide local Maui girls with scholarships to attend their July surf camp. In addition to offering

Hawaii’s Fish Sanctuaries and Conservancies Promote Fishing Contest and Responsible Practices

By Axel Beers

In a seemingly unlikely partnership, the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary and Conservation International’s Hawai’i Fish Trust have joined the Sportfishing Conservancy to host the 2013 Sanctuary Classic, a three-month long photo