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12/16/2023

HONOLULU (KHON2) — Sixty percent of Lahaina’s banyan tree is showing green growth, that’s according to volunteers who have been working on the tree. “You can see right direc…

10/12/2023

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Beach Sweets is all about making fun baked goods for your party! Chat with us today about what we can do for your next event!

02/14/2023

01/19/2023

Eddie would go! 🤙

Clyde Aikau confirmed The Eddie Big Wave Invitational will happen this Sunday, Jan. 22.

01/19/2023

NFL Network will air an NFL 360 feature on the Kahuku football team.

12/22/2022

Aloha! We’re licensed in 12 states! Let us protect you and your loved ones!

11/23/2022

Keep your Thanksgiving dinner safe by learning how to thaw a turkey, how to store leftovers, how long leftovers last, and more.

04/26/2022

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04/04/2022

Looking for insurance for your classic car? There are different types of coverage out there, depending on the type of car you have and how often you drive it.

Your classic car deserves more than your basic auto policy. Let an independent insurance agent help you find the best classic car insurance for you.

01/17/2022

Today, on Martin Luther King, Jr., Day, we celebrate Dr. King’s unwavering commitment to equality and justice. His legacy continues to transform the world.

When Dr. King spoke at the March on Washington, he described a ‘fierce urgency of now.’ More than 50 years later, his words remind us that we are stronger when we march forward, together.

Our nation has faced great challenges in recent years, and today, the global pandemic has opened our eyes wider to the inequity in our world. Through service alongside our neighbors, we can build more equitable and just communities that advance racial equity, create opportunity, and foster respect for individual differences.

One of Dr. King's most famous quotes, and something that I come back to all the time is ‘everybody can be great because everybody can serve.’ The message he conveyed was about equality, about equity, about justice, about coming together, about reducing barriers. That is what MLK Day is all about. Service can take us on a path from charity to justice; and whether people are donating to a food bank or advocating to change policies that address food insecurity, their service matters.

While much work remains to fulfill Dr. King’s dream of the Beloved Community, we have seen that service to our own communities can unite Americans from all walks of life to tackle our nation’s most pressing challenges. Every day, each of us can play a part in continuing this critical work.

I hope you can join our agency in MLK Day of Service.