Big Island: History and Culture

September 15th |

Been There, Done That, Back to Hilo—a Nine Decade Odyssey Fred Koehnen has seen a lot of the world and Hawaii in his 91 years. In his recently published autobiography, “Been There, Done That, ...

Every spring Clark Realty selects a group of Hawaii Island nonprofit organizations as grant recipients of our Clark Realty Corporation Community Fund (CRCCF.) Created in 2005 as a component fund of the Hawaii...

August 24th |

Clark Realty Community Fund: S...

Hilo’s Kaikodo Building For Sale Originally designed to house the Big Island’s first Masonic lodge, the Kaikodo Building on Keawe Street is a downtown Hilo landmark. Built in the Renaissance Reviv...

February 26th |

Hilo Commercial Real Estate: H...

June 4th |

The Voyage Continues: After Hi...

Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia to Visit 26 Countries The world wide voyage continues! The Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia sailed into Hilo very early in the morning on Wednesday, May 21st and headed back ou...

On the Big Island of Hawaii today the air is sweet with fragrances of the many flowers that have been being picked and strung for lei in celebration of May Day, Hawaii style. When given a lei in Hawaii it is ...

May 1st |

May Day is Lei Day in Hawaii

The Olamau Race, which had its start in 2012, brings together some very tough, hard-core paddling enthusiasts as it is a 3-day event with long paddles each day. This year’s race started in Laupahoehoe and e...

July 3rd |

The Olamau Race: Hawaii’...