Natasha Inaba shares how her quest to build a skatepark for her son grew into a community-wide effort that united Lāna‘i in creating a space of hope, growth and joy.

The Lāna‘i Skatepark officially opened on March 29 with a community celebration, marking the fulfillment of years of local advocacy and providing skaters of all ages a dedicated space to enjoy.

Bill 30 is now law, removing the requirement that at least one member of the Board of Variances and Appeals, Fire and Public Safety Commission, Liquor Control Adjudication Board, Liquor Control Commission and Police Commission must be a resident of Lāna‘i.

Two seats on the Lāna‘i Planning Commission are currently vacant. It’s one of the few ways residents have formal say in development decisions.

Recruiting Lāna‘i residents for Maui County boards and commissions faces persistent challenges — from time and cost barriers to lack of awareness — leading to ongoing vacancies and concerns about community representation.

Alexia Locquiao Sommers, a top finalist and award-winner at Miss Hawaii USA 2025, is using her platform to empower the next generation.

Representative Mahina Poepoe provides some updates and news regarding Lāna‘i.

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

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.