Breaking the Mold

“In breakdancing culture, there’s a saying: ‘Each one, teach one,’ meaning whatever you learn, pass it on, share the knowledge.”

SIMRIT “Reach the Beach” LIVE!

Simrit Kaur returns to Maui, Sunday May 7th to share her critically acclaimed hypnotic, haunting, mystical groove based music LIVE in Concert with her FULL BAND known as SIMRIT (all caps) for their 2nd LIVE in Concert Performance on Maui. Their popularity is the...

Welcome to Apply Within 2023

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to make a career change, this section will provide insights into the various job opportunities and some of the industries that are thriving right here on Maui.

Bones by the Beach

“We’re not going to give up on this because it is absolutely wrong for these hotels to keep building on top of our ancestors,”

Proposed Fees Aimed at Visitors

A bill before the state Legislature would require visitors to Hawaiʻi 15 and older to purchase a yearlong pass that would permit access to state parks and trails on all islands.

Health Care Workers End Strike

Health care workers belonging to the United Public Workers voted to ratify a new three-year contract on April 14.

Welcome to Apply Within 2023

Welcome to Apply Within 2023

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to make a career change, this section will provide insights into the various job opportunities and some of the industries that are thriving right here on Maui.

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Breaking the Mold

“In breakdancing culture, there’s a saying: ‘Each one, teach one,’ meaning whatever you learn, pass it on, share the knowledge.”

Eh Brah: Hero Wahine

This is for the young wahine who scooped up my toddler as he was waddling toward the waves in South Maui while my back was turned. You might have saved his life

March Letters to the Editor

While I found your recent cover story [“Visitor Quality Over Quantity,” March 2023] interesting, I resent the notion that wealthier tourists equal “quality”

Green Issue 2023

“Green is the prime color of the world, and that from which itʻs loveliness arises.”
—Pedro Calderón de la Barca

Maui girl takes Hawaiʻi State Championship in Gymnastics

Alyssa Bogouslavski, born and raised on Maui, placed 1st overall in the state Gymnastics competition on Sunday, March 26 in Honolulu (Moanalua High School). She competed in Xcel Silver category and also placed 1st in floor, bar and vault. “I am proud to represent...

Mayor Bissen Delivers First State of the County Address

Maui Mayor Richard Bissen delivered his first state of the county address on the lawn at the Kalana O Maui Building on Tuesday. The assembled crowd, seated on metal folding chairs, featured multiple councilmembers and other current and past local officials, such as...

Sen. Schatz Spearheads E-Bike Rebate Bill

Good news for electric bike riders: On Tuesday, Hawai’i senior Sen. Brian Schatz introduced legislation that would offer a tax credit of up to $1,500 for e-bikes

OHA Offering $9 million in Grants

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs is offering more than $9 million in grants “to strengthen ʻohana (family), moʻomeheu (culture) and ʻāina (land) connections,” the agency announced

Another Boat Runs Aground on Maui

For the second time in as many months, a vessel has run aground on Maui shores. In March, the 56-foot motor boat broke loose from its moorings and grounded in Lāhainā near the Hauola birthing stone.  The state Department of Land and Natural Resources took control of...

National Long-Sleeve Shirts Drive for Farmworkers

New or lightly used long-sleeve shirts are being collected for farmworkers from March 24 to 31 by Maui Economic Opportunity’s National Farmworker Jobs Program (NFJP). The Nat’l Long Sleeve Shirt Drive, organized nationally by the Association of Farmworker...

Response to Obstetric Access Issue on Maui

With recent changes to one of Maui's obstetric community providers, Mālama I Ke Ola Health Center is actively working to address access and demand. As a federally qualified health center, Mālama I Ke Ola operates on a federal mandate with a community focus to provide...

Maui is About to Get Weird

Yankovic and his band bring their musical hilarity to the Maui Arts and Cultural Center March 26, capping off their 2023 world tour with Weird Al’s first-ever performances in Hawaiʻi. 

Visitor Quality Over Quantity

Quality over quantity. It’s a familiar mantra among politicos and activists in Hawaiʻi who want to reduce the impact of tourism on residents without weakening the bottom line. 

Wrap it Up

The cafe menu centers around fresh and healthy offerings: a variety of wraps, buddha bowls, and vegan treats.

Home Guide 2023

The following stories offer tips for first-time home buyers, examine sustainable building materials, offer landscaping advice, and outline do-it-yourself projects that won’t break your budget and don’t require you to be an expert.