Startups sought for aquaculture accelerator program at NELHA
KAILUA-KONA Got an aquaculture technology business and want to take it to the next level faster?
State launches aquaculture accelerator program at NELHA
KAILUA-KONA A three-year aquaculture accelerator pilot program the state hopes will make Hawaii a bigger player in the global aquaculture industry is poised to kick off this summer.
WHT @ 50: Navy to get ‘eviction notice,’ Kamoku wins beard contest, 7-digit phone numbers ahead
Wednesday, April 16, 1969 | Volume II, Issue XV
Slow ride: Hawaiian monk seal catches wave
KAILUA-KONA Hawaiian monk seal Manuiwa catches a wave in to shore Saturday at a Kona Coast beach.
Out of gas: Ultralight trike exhausted fuel before crash
KAILUA-KONA An ultralight trike ran out of fuel as it soared 1,300 feet above the Kona Coast before crashing March 20 at Kukio, federal investigators report.
New life for South Kohala development
KAILUA-KONA Aina Lea Inc. expects to emerge from bankruptcy next month following a judges tentative approval of a plan that will make viable the continued development of The Villages of Aina Lea.
Another Aina Lea legal wrangling still unresolved
KAILUA-KONA As South Kohala developer Aina Lea Inc. prepares to exit bankruptcy, legal wrangling continues in other matters related to The Villages at Aina Lea.
WHT at 50: Konans crusade against cancer, want more details on Kealakekua Bay conservation
Wednesday, April 9, 1969 | Volume II, Issue XIV
Snuffed out: Tobacco tax increase proposal dies
KAILUA-KONA Therell be no increase to the tax on cigarettes and little cigars after a measure that initially sought to increase the cost of a pack of cigarettes by $1 was snuffed out.
Police misconduct transparency bill advances
KAILUA-KONA Public disclosure of the names of officers discharged or suspended from a county police department could come as early as 2021.