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Aloha Senator Inouye and Senator Akaka
Two of Hawaii’s senior senators left office recently. Senator Dan Akaka retired after nearly 40 years in office, and Senator Dan Inouye passed away on Dec. 17 after complications with a respiratory...
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U.S. Sen. Daniel Inouye special issue
Aloha ‘Oe . . . Senator Inouye This issue is dedicated to the achievements of U.S. Sen. Daniel K. Inouye. The Herald examines Senator’s role as the “engineer” of Redress and the Civil Liberties Act...
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FUNDRAISING FOR KOREAN WAR VETS IN ACTION BOOK
The Korean War Veterans Association of Hawaii Chapter 1 needs assistance for an upcoming book to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the end of the Korean War. The book, “Korean War Vets in Action —...
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Rainbow Warriors
Rainbow Warriors/Wahine fans rejoice! After much debate, UH athletic director Ben Jay has decided to retain the name “Rainbows” in referring to the UH sports teams. At the center of the group rallying...
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New Issue On Stands
Pick up the current issue of the Herald and start planning ahead for bon dance season. The first Oahu bon dance is on June 1. Also in this issue, meet Hawaii Spelling Bee champion Akira Takabayashi and...
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Documentary on U.S. Sen. Daniel Inouye to air on NGN and KIKU
Fujisankei has produced an hour-long documentary on the late U.S. Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, which will air on both NGN and KIKU. The documentary includes interviews with the senator himself and people...
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Where I Live There Are Rainbows
In the Herald’s May 3 issue, we featured Steven Chinen’s book, “Where I Live There Are Rainbows,” which was written for his daughter Nikki and the students at Helemano Elementary School. Steve wrote...
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New issue on stands
With M.R.C. Greenwood’s pending departure as University of Hawai‘i president, the Hawaii Herald asked former UH president Dr. Fujio Matsuda for his thoughts on what qualities the next UH president...
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GIOVANNA’S GODDESS GALA TO BENEFIT HAWAII’S FOSTER CHILDREN
Calling all women! The 6th Annual Giovanna’s Goddess Gala takes place this Saturday, Sept. 8, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. at artist Giovanna Neuman’s home in Kahala. The gala supports Family Program Hawai’i's...
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THE HAWAII HERALD IS NOW AT ALL KTA SUPER STORES!
We welcome KTA Super Stores as a new venue on the Big Island. Find the Herald at all their locations: Kailua-Kona, Keauhou, Keawe, Puainako, Waikoloa Village Market and Waimea.
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Special Alzheimer’s Disease issue
September was World Alzheimer’s month and the Herald published a special issue to raise awareness of the disease, often referred to as “the long goodbye.” Herald contributors Kevin Kawamoto and...
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HIFF 33 Starts Soon
The 33rd Hawaii International Film Festival, featuring 209 films from 42 countries, officially launches on O‘ahu on Oct. 10 and runs through Oct. 20. It will then travel to Kaua‘i and Hawai‘i Island...
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18TH THANKSGIVING & GRATITUDE SEMINAR
Haleiwa Shingon Mission will present its 18th Thanksgiving & Gratitude Seminar on Sunday, Oct. 27, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.at the mission, located at 66-469 Paalaa Rd. Topics include: “What is Ajikan –...
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Celebrating the Big Island of Hawai’i
The Hawaii Herald is excited to spotlight Hawaii Island in this recent issue. Read all about the Hakalau Camp reunion, Kohala Aikikai Aikido, Kamuela’s Village Burger and more. The television program...
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Finding Japan in Keukenhof
Former Herald writer Joe Udell visited Lisse, the Netherlands, earlier this year and describes the Keukenhof garden in this issue’s cover story. The garden, known for its 121-year-old windmill, is...
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HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIRS
OAHU Hawaii United Okinawa Association Holiday Craft Fairs Both fairs will be at the Hawaii Okinawa Center, 94-587 Uke‘e St. For more information, call 676-5400. • Winter Craft Fair — Saturday, Nov....
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Register Now for Inaugural Women’s Leadership Summit
February 4 is the registration deadline for the inaugural Women’s Leadership Summit in Hawaii, presented by the Japanese Women’s Society Foundation. It takes place from Thursday, Feb. 13, to Saturday,...
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The Hawaii Herald Goes All-Digital and All COLOR!
Thanks to our parent company Shizuoka Shimbun, Hawaii Hochi, Ltd., which publishes The Hawaii Herald and Hawaii Hochi, has acquired a new press, the TKS JETLEADER 1500. This new digital press allows...
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DEADLINE TODAY FOR 2014 DAY OF REMEMBRANCE EVENT
Each year, Japanese American communities around the nation set aside a day to reflect upon the legacy and lessons of the incarcerations that happened during World War II. This year’s Honolulu program...
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New issue on stands April 4
What’s In This Issue: ** Patricia Saiki, former congresswoman and state senator, is now the chair of the Hawaii Republican Party. Learn more about her, her vision and her unique partnership with her...
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