Experience contemporary indoor-outdoor island living at Kōʻula, debuting Fall 2022. Kōʻula draws inspiration from nature through the use of organic shapes, repeating patterns and rich textures of the uniquely breathtaking backdrop that is Hawai‘i.

In celebration of Small Business Month in May, First Hawaiian Bank featured a handful of its innovative small business clients, highlighting how these entrepreneurs have grown, overcome hurdles, and flourished with support from the bank’s small business programs.

A new cohort of organizations are looking for ways to improve systemic economic inequities in the islands.

Through the American Rescue Plan Act, the Hawaiʻi State Foundation on Culture and the Arts (SFCA) has distributed federal funds to 41 arts and culture organizations and 20 practitioners and artists this fiscal year.

The challenge that businesses are facing, in light of the Great Resignation, is recruitment and retention. Many businesses are benefiting from hiring midcareer employees in the Gen-X or Baby Boomer age group. Here are a few reasons why.

Newly renovated classrooms and a brand-new kiln house welcome students back to the first studio art classes in over two years.