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UH Goes Big on NIL (opens the original)
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Senior Jovi Lefotu plays as a guard for the Rainbow Wahine basketball team. Photo: Courtesy of UH Athletics Since her freshman year, UH women’s basketball player Jovi Lefotu has received financial support from such brands as Waiākea and Hawai‘iUSA Federal Credit Union through the university’s Name, Image and Likeness program. “That was really helpful for me, and I loved it,” says Lefotu, now a senior. “It takes pressure off our shoulders during school, where our sport and academics become very d
Aloha Festivals Celebrates 80 Years (opens the original)
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Aloha Festivals celebrates its anniversary this month with the theme “80 Years of Aloha: Our Culture, Our Stories, Celebrating Our Island Home.” One of the highlights, the 78th annual floral parade, takes place Sept. 26, featuring floats, marching bands, community organizations, schools, cultural groups, civic leaders and pā‘ū riding units. Above, Dallas Cabinatan, escort for the 2025 Moloka‘i Pā‘ū Unit, wears a kukui nut neck and pāpale lei while his horse is also adorned in kukui nuts and leav
Dancing Cat Records Is Preserving the Masters of Slack Key (opens the original)
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The songs on George Kuo’s Kiho‘alu: Stories in Song, Vol. 2 were recorded in the ’90s and early 2000s but weren’t released until 2026. Photo: Kim Taylor Reece For more than 40 years, Dancing Cat Records has produced dozens of slack key guitar recordings by such renowned musicians as Cyril Pahinui, Ledward Kaapana, Keola Beamer and Raymond Kāne. Of 39 original recordings, “there were a lot that have been found in the archives that haven’t been released yet,” says Hugo Obori, who manages the catal
Photo Gallery: See Stunning Artwork from Local Woodworkers at Hawai‘i’s Woodshow 2026 (opens the original)
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Hawai‘i-grown woods take centerstage at Hawai‘i Forest Association’s 34th annual Hawai‘i’s Woodshow, an impressive display of artistry and design. See woods transformed into furniture, sculptures and other crafts by woodworkers ranging from high schoolers to seasoned professionals, plus complementary artwork by the Hawai‘i Watercolor Society and informational panels created by the Garden Club of Honolulu. Many of the woods used in the show are invasive species or reclaimed materials, including s
HONOLULU Magazine Wins 10 Local Journalism Awards for 2025 (opens the original)
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Executive editor Katrina Valcourt and SPJ intern Kayla Luke Colon accepted the awards at the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai‘i. Photo: Courtesy of Katrina Valcourt On July 29, 2026, dozens of members of the local media industry gathered at the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai‘i for the Hawai‘i Society of Professional Journalists 2025 Excellence in Journalism Awards. We are honored to announce that HONOLULU took home awards in every category we entered, including five in first place. Our write
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