Featured Article
On the evening of May 26, students from Kohala Unupa’a and Na’au Oiwi gathered at the Kohala Village Hub Barn to share the fruits of a year's worth of research and discovery with their community. The event, a student ho'ike, marked a
Aloha Friends, I am writing to formally share my farewell and sincere mahalo to the North Kohala Community Resource Center community. My final day as Executive Director was December 31. Serving in this role for the past two years has been a meaningful
Kohala, Hawaii – The Kohala Night Market,, is set to return this season with an exciting twist: an opportunity for our local youth to step into the world of entrepreneurship. This initiative aims to foster creativity and business skills among children, encouraging
Over two decades ago, a parcel of land in Niuliʻi belonging to Nani Svendson’s family for generations was in a state of neglect, overrun by invasive species and inhabited by mosquitoes. Nani had a vision to restore the ancient loʻi and
The North Kohala Community Resource Center has named Leelen Park as its new Executive Director effective January 16. Park most recently served as Director of Development for the Food Basket, Inc. in Hilo. He also served as District Director for Aloha Council,
Enjoy this video about everything that goes into organizing the Kohala Kamehameha Day Celebration each year
On Saturday, June 11, 2022, Kohala pays tribute with ceremony, lei, hula, mele, and oli to Kamehameha Paiea, the fearless king. While many in the lāhui (Hawaiian nation) believe him to only have been a conqueror, we need to remember that his
volunteer [ vol-uhn-teer ] noun a person who voluntarily offers himself or herself for a service or undertaking. a person who performs a service willingly and without pay. Non-profits rely heavily on volunteers to keep the work of the organization going, NKCRC is
Indeed this dream is started. In the ahupuaʻa of Honomakaʻu in the shadow of Kohala High School lies this little oasis . Ka Lei Kēia ʻĀina Aloha, is a nursery of Native Hawaiian lei plants started and nutured by Clyson Marquez and
The ladies of Kohala Unupaʻa are no strangers to working Summers and this Summer was no different. The Program took place over a four week period with 15 participants who range in ages from 5 to 15. In the makai portion
