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One of Hawai‘i’s Newest Country Bars is Open in Pāhoa, Hawaiʻi Island

Marzo’s Country Bar and Restaurant opened in Pāhoa on Hawaiʻi Island on March 1, 2026, and while its name makes it clear it’s a “country bar and restaurant,” it’s already turned out to be so much more. Marzo’s is not just a place where residents and visitors can eat good food and grab a drink, […]

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The 5 Best Beaches on Hawaiʻi Island

From stretches of soft white sand and black volcanic coastlines to a rare green sand beach, Hawaiʻi Island is home to some of the most unique and diverse beaches in the world. Here, you can witness how ongoing volcanic activity continues to shape the island’s ever-evolving shoreline. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly swimming spots or

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Something’s Brewing on the Big Island

At the base of Maunkea on the sunny leeward side of Hawai‘i Island, a small-batch brewery is handcrafting high-quality sake using Japanese rice, centuries-old techniques, and Hawai‘i’s natural elements. Islander Sake Brewery’s location is deliberate. Here, cool, dry winds mean more moderate temperatures, which is key during the early stages of sake fermentation. Hawai‘i also

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Meet Beloved Ka‘iulani Blankenfeld of Fairmont Orchid on Hawaiʻi Island

It’s been more than two decades since Kaʻiulani Blankenfeld began her career at Fairmont Orchid. A lifelong hula practitioner and teacher, Blankenfeld brings invaluable knowledge to her role as director of Hawaiian culture at the resort on the Kohala Coast on Hawaiʻi Island, a job she’s filled since 2019. Blankenfeld joined Fairmont Orchid 25 years

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5 Reasons to Love Pāhoa, Hawaiʻi Island

Situated about a 30-minute drive south of Hilo, the community in and around Pāhoa on Hawaiʻi Island boasts eclectic vibes and unique energy. Here, homesteaders farm and live off the land alongside neighborhoods of eco-villages and communes. They’re a strong and resourceful bunch, as many live in the area designated as Lava Zone 1, the

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Mālama Hawaiʻi: Help Hawai‘i Island’s Wetland Birds and Shorebirds

Most visitors to Hawai‘i Island know the Keaukaha area for its beautiful lava rock beaches, its spectacular sunrise views, and the bustling Port of Hilo. It’s no surprise that this coastal shoreline​,​ with access not only to the ocean but also an abundance of freshwater springs, holds significant cultural and historical value. Today, Keaukaha is a common gathering place for

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6 Reasons to Love Honoka‘a on Hawai‘i Island

Waimea is widely talked about for its paniolo culture, but its neighbor in the east, Honoka‘a, deserves attention, too. The historic town is situated on the Hāmākua Coast and shares some of its neighbor’s rugged charm while boasting its own distinct and endearing qualities. Throughout town are relics showcasing the lasting contributions of immigrants who

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Kīlauea Summit is Temporarily Closed Due to Volcanic Hazards During Episode 43

The Kīlauea summit area in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park is temporarily closed due to dangerous amounts of tephra falling. Highway 11 is closed between mile markers 24 and 40 due to dangerous road conditions. Kīlauea began erupting again at 9:17 a.m. on Tuesday, March 10. Lava fountains reached as high as 1,300 feet, producing large amounts of volcanic rock, ash and glass particles. Light

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This Hawaiʻi Island Farm-to-Table Dinner is About More Than Just Food

We pull into the lush Keaʻau farm early, eager for dinner. Coming from SCP Hilo Hotel about 45 minutes north, our driver anticipated hitting rush hour traffic but instead made surprisingly good time. My partner and I are escorted to a standalone, open-air structure with farmhouse-style décor. A long dinner table is draped with gingham

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