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On the Scene with Hawaii dental surgeon David Haynes
Dr. David Haynes is a member of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. He has been practicing in Hawaii since 1997. Read more
Dr. David Haynes is a member of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. He has been practicing in Hawaii since 1997. Read more
Andrew Morgan stepped down as the San Francisco Opera’s director of development earlier this year to become the executive director of Hawaii Opera Theatre. Here’s what he has planned. Read more
‘Umi Kai will receive the 2019 Duke’s Waikiki Ho‘okahiko Award, honoring his commitment to preserving and perpetuating traditional Hawaiian culture. Read more
Alan Brennert will be talking about his two books on Saturday at the Hawai‘i Book & Music Festival. Read more
Jennifer Manyu Wong plans to go to the John A. Burns School of Medicine, and then stay in Hawaii to specialize in family medicine and improve medical services for Chinese immigrants who speak little or no English. Read more
Kristian Lei makes her debut as a showroom entertainer April 24 at the Blue Note Waikiki. Read more
Maui musician Conner Snow celebrates the release of his debut album. Read more
Reggie Cunningham is an active entrepreneur whose business interests include deejaying, vehicle detailing, bitcoin investments and marketing health and wellness products. Read more
In February, Na Hoa was in Los Angeles for the 61st Annual Grammy Awards. Read more
Kalani Pe‘a, 35, won his second Grammy Award in February. Read more
Jazz musician Connie Han talks about breaking the rules while respecting tradition. Read more
Clarke Bright, 57, is in his eighth year as bandmaster of the Royal Hawaiian Band. Read more
Born and raised in Makaha, 18-year-old island/pop recording artist MiMi grew up singing at home, but it wasn’t until she was 15 that she started thinking of it as a career. Read more
Born in Vancouver, Canada, to parents active in martial arts, Angela Lee was already following in their footsteps when they brought the family to Hawaii several years later. Read more
Kevan Scott has contributed to Hawaii’s arts and entertainment scene as a journalist, a gofer for famed entertainment entrepreneur John F. Leonard, a radio show host and a niche-market concert promoter. Read more
After 18 years managing Paliku Theatre at Windward Community College and producing shows there, Tom Holowach, 68, is retiring effective Feb. 28. Read more
The youthful-looking, 54-year-old entrepreneur currently lives in Singapore but passed through Honolulu earlier this month. Read more
Chev-Vaughn Lum is making his debut as a leading man, starring as Princeton opposite Jody Bill as Kate Monster, in Manoa Valley Theatre’s production of “Avenue Q,” which runs through Feb. 10. Read more
Kurt Kaminaka recently completed work on his first film, “Tales of the Circle Keys,” about a writer who becomes obsessed with a character he created while writing the screenplay for his first film. Read more
Comedienne Cathy Tanaka, 39, opened for Andy Bumatai’s 65th-birthday show at the Blue Note Hawaii last month. Read more
Friston Ho‘okano got into theater on a dare, found that he enjoyed acting, and became a familiar face on the local stage. Read more