- In the MediaAmerican Savings Bank Celebrates Grand Opening of New Lahaina BranchMay 5, 2025
Maui Now, Pacific Business News—American Savings Bank held a grand opening for its new Lahaina Branch at Lahaina Cannery Mall, reinforcing its continued commitment to serving the Lahaina community. At the celebration, ASB presented a $10,000 donation to Maui Economic Opportunity in support of the island’s ongoing wildfire efforts.
Read More - In the MediaAncestral Hawaiian Remains Found in Museum in Ireland To Be Reinterred on Hawai‘i IslandMay 4, 2025
Big Island Now, The Irish Times, Irish Central — A team representing the Office of Hawaiian Affairs and Hui Iwi Kuamoʻo is on its way back to Hawaiʻi after receiving iwi kūpuna in formal ceremonies this week from the National Museums of Northern Ireland – Ulster Museum.
Read More - In the MediaSpotlight Now: How Federal Changes Are Impacting Hawai‘i’s Public EducationApril 29, 2025
Hawai‘i News Now — On this episode of Spotlight Now, we’re exploring how changes to the U.S. Department of Education and its dismantling are affecting schools and public education in Hawai‘i.
Read More - In the MediaDesign Firm G70 Elevates Longtime Employees To Top Leadership RolesApril 29, 2025
Pacific Business News, Honolulu Star-Advertiser — G70 has completed a change in top leadership that the Honolulu-based design firm first announced last summer, with Kawika McKeague and Ryan Char assuming their roles as president and chief operating officer.
Read More - In the MediaMana Up Cofounder to Talk How Local Companies Can Scale at Hawai‘i-Made ConferenceApril 26, 2025
Pacific Business News, Island News, Maui Now—A conference centered around manufacturing and producing in the Islands is returning for its third annual event on May 20 at the Hawai‘i Convention Center with a keynote speech by Meli James, co-founder of local product business accelerator Mana Up.
Read More - In the MediaHawaiʻi Legislature Takes Historic Step Toward a Visitor ‘Green Fee’April 25, 2025
Civil Beat — If passed, the first-of-its-kind fee would raise millions of dollars annually to protect the state’s natural resources and make it more resilient to climate change.
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