Equipped with brand-new RFID technology, the Lāna‘i Public and School Library has made borrowing books faster and easier for library goers.

“Jo and the Gigalytes” performances are tentatively scheduled for the Pedro dela Cruz Gym at 7:00 p.m. on June 7 and 8, with a possible June 9 performance at 1:00 p.m.

As one of only three banking institutions on Lānaʻi, the closure of First Hawaiian Bank marks a significant change for our community.

Personalized jerseys, enjoyable exercise, and the occasional muddy field are all a part of the fun in Lāna‘i's Adult Softball League.

Maui patrol officer and influential Lāna‘ian, Lieutenant Kim Masse bids farewell to the badge after 22 years.

Exciting developments are on the horizon for Lanai. Councilmember Gabe Johnson recently discussed the Lanai Affordable Housing project, the proposed skate park, Lanai Youth Center construction, and more during the latest community talk story. Even a curious bird couldn't resist joining in on the conversation!

Read what Councilmember Johnson shared about these initiatives and learn how you can get involved in these upcoming projects in this Lanai Today article.

With an undefeated season and a second consecutive league championship on the line, the Pinelasses were granted two free-throws in the last 15 seconds of the Maui Interscholastic League Division II Championship game. Find out how coaches, teammates and even a quiet chant played a role on their way to championship gold.

New February issue of Lanai Today now available!

A local family's business returns, in a new home, to continue its legacy of working together to serve the community.

Mayor Bissen reaffirms commitment to Fifth Street extension during 2025 budget meeting.

Lanai High and Elementary School (LHES) teacher partners with local business and community to pull off Christmas tree miracle.

Lanai’s own Santa liaison brings Christmas to life for generations of Lanaians.

Expeditions faced a devastating setback because of the Maui Wildfires, but they’ve been doing their best to meet the needs of their customers.

Stay up-to-date on Generation Z slang in this new column by Silveress.

Backed by a one-year $120,000 grant from the Hawaii State Department of Education's Community Schools program, the new Kamoku Ulu program addresses the challenge of connecting LHES with the wealth of resources within the broader Lanai community.