Paper, Scissors . . . Wrappily Rocks!
This Maui mom turned a throwaway commodity into a flat-out brilliant business model.
Keeping Good Company
The companies spotlighted here have defied the odds over the past two decades while others shut down. How have these businesses managed to survive?
Maui’s Changing Landscape
With this first installment in a yearlong series, we explore the future of farming on our still mostly rural island.
Moving Heaven and Earth
In a shifting landscape, Goodfellow Bros. shows what it takes to stay in it for the long haul.
Native Intelligence
Native Intelligence in Wailuku, Maui, is a cultural resource center disguised as a store.
Keeping the Faith
Family-owned sailing excursion business Trilogy is a model of environmental and cultural sensitivity.
An Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Eco-sensitive Bikini
For swimwear designer and professional windsurfer Lisa Letarte Cabrinha, green has always been center stage.
Best Slippah Forward
The annual 5k Visitor Industry Charity Walk is raising much needed funds for local Maui nonprofit organizations, one step at a time.
Ka Lima O Maui: A Job Well Done
Ka Lima O Maui provides job training and employment opportunities to adults with physical and mental disabilities.
Chocolates to Dye For
After a half a century, the Dye family is back in the chocolate business at the brand new Waimea Chocolate Company.
Wild Harvest
Maui offers bees a friendly environment, and their keepers the potential for sweet rewards.
From the Ground Up
We explore a few of Maui's boutique crops - part six in a yearlong series on Maui agriculture.
If Can, Can
With a host of national awards and a name everybody’s getting to know, this local brewpub has plenty to cheer about.
Natural Wonder
A Maui business is working to reap a healthy yield—for its bottom line and customers alike.
Real Estate Trends 2013
Mary Ann Fitch, a top realtor on Maui discusses the current real estate market on Maui and how it is expanding with increased building and property land sales throughout all parts of the island.
Employing Poʻokela
For twenty five years, a small West Maui hotel has built its unorthodox business model on Hawaiian values.
Banking on Maui
A local stock exchange could strengthen island businesses and give the community a greater voice.
True to Their Roots: ‘Āina Brands
How a really bad cup of coffee resulted in support for our community.