The new Lānaʻi Dog Park officially opened with a blessing, giveaways and the first paws on wet grass.

Maui County Mayor Richard Bissen’s proposed $1.512 billion fiscal year 2026 budget includes significant investments in Lāna‘i’s infrastructure, housing and community programs.

Pūlama Lāna‘i is advancing several construction and renovation projects across the island to expand housing options, enhance community resources and elevate resort amenities.

New April issue of Lanai Today now available!

During their Annual Membership Meeting, the Friends of the Library of Hawaiʻi honored Chelsea Trevino, acting branch manager and library technician at Lānaʻi Public & School Library, with the 2024 Excellence in Service Award.

Relive the excitement of Homecoming 2025.

The Lāna‘i Pine Lasses secured their third consecutive title with a 26-23 win over the Lady Farmers.

The term "diva" has evolved to represent unapologetic self-love and bold confidence, especially among Gen-Z and TikTok users who now use it as a compliment.

Eric Mendes has lived on Lāna‘i for over 30 years without owning a car, relying on hitchhiking and the kindness of friends and coworkers for transportation.

Growing up on Lāna‘i meant weekends with family, beach days at Hulopo‘e, and karaoke competitions. These memories continue to shape alumni who have moved away, keeping the heart of Lāna‘i alive wherever life takes them.

After the 2024 senior class chose Filipino culture as their Homecoming theme, advisor Jerico Jaramillo helped launch a Filipino language class at Lāna‘i High & Elementary School.

Ben Noble has been an essential part of Hale Keaka’s journey, shaped by memories and shared experiences. As he continues to guide the next generation of staff, his mentorship and dedication keep the theater running smoothly for the community.

Romeo Eleno retired after nearly three decades at Lāna‘i High & Elementary School, leaving a lasting impact as a teacher, coach, and mentor. His belief in his students' potential and dedication to their growth shaped countless lives on the island.

Edward Giles and Micah Velasco-Giles offer meat processing services for hunters. They continue Bob Nielson's work, serving locals and visitors while exploring waste reduction solutions.

The road at Mānele Small Boat Harbor has reopened after eight months, though the middle section remains closed due to ongoing water main issues. New traffic flow measures have been implemented to improve circulation.