20 for the Next 20: Jodie Duvall, First Hawaiian Bank
The senior VP and regional manager of the Wealth Advisory Division is passionate about helping people achieve their financial goals.
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20 for the Next 20: Dylan Ching, T S Restaurants
As VP of operations, Ching is instrumental in maintaining the morale and trust of over 1,300 employees at 12 restaurants.
20 for the Next 20: Ryan Char, G70
The firm’s COO oversees an international portfolio of projects but especially enjoys building sustainable infrastructure for local schools.
20 for the Next 20: ‘Olu Campbell, Hawai‘i Land Trust
The trust’s president and CEO draws on his expertise in environmental law and love of the land to oversee acquisitions and preservation.
Grab Your Racket! A Major Pickleball Event Is Coming to Honolulu.
The Hawai‘i Pacific Health ESPN Honolulu Open features 33 indoor courts, free clinics and tournaments for every skill level, including corporate teams.
The Future of Hawai‘i’s Last Sugar Mill
Pu‘unēnē Mill on Maui was bought by Nan Inc., though much of it may be demolished.
7 Fascinating Facts from the Hawai‘i State Data Book
Death, taxes, tourists and other data about Hawai‘i, then and now.
Family Promise Focuses on Homeless Children and Their Families
1 in 30 Hawai‘i children experience homelessness each year, and it can have “a disproportionate effect over the rest of their lives.”
Hawai‘i’s 10 Oldest Organizations Started 175 Years Ago or More
The oldest continuously operated ranches, churches, schools and other institutions include many familiar names.
“The Big Five” Once Dominated Hawai‘i’s Economy, Government and Society
Inside the rise, fall and transformation of an oligarchy that wielded power from the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy in 1893 to the 1950s.
A Look Back at 1982, a Pivotal Year in the Transition to Today’s Hawai‘i
The plantation economy was dying, tourism sagged and the year’s events were harbingers of what we face now.
A Look Back at 1970, a Year of Firsts and Growing Trends
Income was $4,599 per capita, but you needed at least $12,064 a year for a moderate family lifestyle.