Architect Says Time Is Running Out To Save Kauai’s Coco Palms
The resort is likely headed for the auction block, but the building’s remaining concrete frames could lose their structural integrity before a new owner is in place.
Kauai Has A New Plan For Its Vacant Residential Drug Treatment Facility
The director of Hope Treatment Services said the county broke his contract to provide inpatient drug treatment to youth because it couldn’t obtain a license to operate fast enough.
Hawaii’s Internet Relies On Increasingly Tenuous Undersea Cables
Two of the three cables connecting the islands are old, and now one of them is the subject of a bankruptcy court hearing.
Ukuleles Could Be ‘A New Hawaiian Tradition’ For Kauai Graduates
A local music store owner and a nonprofit have teamed up to present graduating seniors with an unusual gift.
Kauai Wants To Reopen Churches, Zipline Tours
There have been no reported coronavirus infections on the Garden Isle for more than five weeks.
USDA Grant Throws A Lifeline To Kauai Farmers Hit By Pandemic
With farmer’s markets and restaurants closed by the coronavirus, two nonprofits set up programs to distribute the farmers’ harvest directly to consumers and feeding programs.
Suicides Of 4 Young Men In A Week Raise Alarm On Kauai
On Kauai, suicide is an old problem. But it’s gaining new urgency as the island grapples with a spate of tragic deaths during the coronavirus pandemic.
Quarantine For Kauai Arrivals Extended Through June
But the county has lifted a nightly curfew that was ordered back in March.
Survey: Jobs Losses, Worries About Paying Rent Widespread On Kauai
A new Department of Health COVID-19 survey of 189 households showed many residents are worried about reopening tourism.
Kauai Mayor Imposes Curfew — Then Starts Entertaining Residents
His Facebook videos showing him covering rappers, dancing and making ice cream are meant to “break the boredom together as a community.”