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Aniki Says; The Village of Hoopuloa Destroyed by 1926 Lava Flow...
Milolii is a small coastal village near the southern boundary of the Kona district. Once known for its excellent sennit (twisted coconut fiber or rope), it is now known as a Hawaiian fishing village whose residents prize their privacy and independence. Hoopuloa was once a small Hawaiian fishing village located just north of Milolii on the South Kona Coast. Far from any good road, transportation…
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On The Road: Pu'uhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park...
If you enjoy local history and culture, you must include Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park in your itinerary for the Big Island of Hawaii. Visiting Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park, one of the Big Island’s four national parks, is one of the best things to do in Kona. Pu’uhona means “a place of refuge” in Hawaiian. In days past, if you had broken the kapu, the sacred laws,…
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August 7th is Purple Heart Day in the United States…
The Medal of Honor that is now the Purple Heart actually began as the ‘Badge of Military Merit.’ On August 7th, 1782 in Newburgh, New York, General George Washington designed a new badge of distinction for enlisted men and noncommissioned officers. They were awarded for ‘any singularly meritorious action.’ The badge was a figure of a heart in purple cloth or silk, edged with narrow lace or…
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Fun Friday: Get Above It All…
It would be a mistake to rely on words to describe a “flight seeing” tour of Hawai‘i Island. It’s like a mythical ride on a magic carpet. It’s like a scene from a James Bond thriller, with a chopper skirting a live volcano and lava oozing down the mountain slopes. It’s one of those fabulous things that can’t be analyzed, digitized or translated into anything more complicated than “Wow!” The…
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Discover Your Hidden Talent At KaiLokie’s Karaoke Night...
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Talk Story: Puuhonua o Honaunau is Hawaii’s Best-Preserved Place of Refuge...
This is our story; this is the story of Hawai’i… Established as a national historical park in 1961, Puuhonua o Honaunau is Hawaii’s best-preserved and most well-known place of refuge. Located on South Kona’s relatively untouched coastline, this prehistoric site has been restored to present an authentic picture of one aspect of life in ancient Hawaii. Although no city ever existed at Honaunau,…
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Life Is Dull Without Good Food..
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Aug 4, 2026 is Coast Guard Birthday in the United States...
The history of the United States Coast Guard goes back to the Revenue Cutter Service, which was founded on 4 August 1790 as part of the Department of the Treasury. The Coast Guard’s predecessor service, the Revenue Cutter Service, was founded 4 August 1790, when the Tariff Act permitted construction of ten cutters and recruitment of 100 revenue officers. In 1915, the Revenue Cutter Service and…
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Aniki Says: Life’s a Beach. Cure it With the Sea...
There’s so much truth behind the saying: “The cure for anything is saltwater,” especially when you’re in Hawai‘i. Surrounded by miles and miles of deep blue ocean, there’s no escaping the therapeutic ways of the surf and the sea. Whenever I’m feeling overwhelmed and need to clear my mind, I head to the beach. But, for me, it can’t just be any beach. It has to be this specific one, my favorite…
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On The Road: Kealakekua Bay…
Kealakekua Bay is a marine life conservation district. Because the water here is usually calm, underwater life thrives making it a great spot for snorkeling. While you’re there, look out in the distance for a white structure — that’s the Captain Cook monument commemorating the death of the British sea captain and first European to discover the islands. Located on the lush and tropical South Kona…
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Fun Friday: Watch History Come Alive…
Nearly 180 years ago, a New England missionary couple in their early 20s arrived in Hilo. It was here that they spent the next 50 years of their lives. The Lyman Mission House is now the oldest wood-frame building on the Big Island. Built in 1839 by David and Sarah Lyman, the house is constructed partly of the local hardwoods, koa and ‘ohia, and is furnished with original and period décor. Take a…
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Tune In And Turn Up The Fun With Karaoke...
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Talk Story: Chief Umi and The Invasion of Maui...
This is Our Story; This is The Story of Hawai’i… Around 1600 Umi-a-Līloa was the supreme ruler Aliʻi-ʻAimoku (High chief of Hawaii Island) who inherited religious authority of the Hawaiian Islands from his father, High Chief Līloa, whose line is traced, unbroken to Hawaiian “creation”. Aliʻi-ʻAimoku is the title bestowed on the ruler of a moku, district or island. His mother was Akahi. She was…
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Aniki Says: Golf from the Mountains to the Sea…
Whether you prefer to play in a cool, misty climate reminiscent of Scotland or so close to the Pacific that you have to wipe salt spray off your clubs, the Big Island has all you need for a great day at the links. Sunny South Kohala is home to several fine golf resorts: Mauna Kea Resort, with its Hapuna Golf Course, is ranked by Golf Digest as one of the best golf resorts in North America. A…
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On The Road: Big Island Bees…
Big Island Bees makes honey from all sorts of flowers that are grown on the island. With over 2,500 hives and 125 million bees, they know their stuff. Stop by to walk through the museum, look at the shop (which has body care products, too!), and sample some of their locally-produced honey — for free! Step into the world of beekeeping. Whether or not you take our beekeeping tour, there is so…
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July 26th, 2026 is Parents’ Day in the United States…
Parents’ Day is celebrated on the fourth Sunday each year and promotes the message that the role of the parent is important in human development, which requires investment, focus, and commitment. In 1994 President Bill Clinton signed into law a resolution adopted by the US Congress to establish the fourth Sunday of every July as Parents’ Day. This day is similar to Mother’s Day and Father’s Day.…
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July 24th, 2017 is Cousins Day in the United States...
Cousins are fun to be with – they are almost like your siblings but you don’t have to share all your prized possessions with them all the time. In general, cousins are relatives with whom we share an ancestor, though in many cultures the term is commonly used to refer to the children of our aunts and uncles. In genealogy, which is the study of families and their history, a relationship between…
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