Our island is home to a thriving community of artisans who use a variety of techniques to create beautiful and functional objects from Lanai’s natural resources.

Isaac Shuster, a talented fifth grader at Lanai High & Elementary School, has recently achieved an incredible feat in the world of origami.

Three of Lanai’s health care organizations have come together to in a unique collaboration with the goal to build Lanai’s first Adult Residential Care Home.

Hawaiian Telcom has completed its fiber expansion throughout the island of Lanai. Lanai residents and businesses island-wide now have access to Hawaiian Telcom’s reliable high-speed internet Fioptics.

Lanai had its very first Keiki Youth Resource fair with over 500 community members coming together to see what resources the island has to offer our keiki.

On Monday, June 19, Pulama Lanai Conservation co-directors Rachel and Jonathan Sprague shared a few noteworthy achievements spanning 2022-2023 at the company’s virtual community meeting.

The June issue of Lanai Today is now available.

Paying for college just got a little easier for Keala Montgomery. The Lanai High School senior is the recipient of approximately $13,000 in awards, including a 2023 Citizen Scholar-Award.

Made up of local residents and the visitors industry, the Steering Committee for Lanai developed the Lanai Destination Management Action Plan, which outlines the work needed to steer tourism on Lanai in a culturally-sensitive, community-driven direction.

The community is buzzing with excitement as plans for a new youth center and skate park, both located on Fifth Street, move forward.

The Lanai High & Elementary School Class of 2023 graduated on Saturday, May 20. Congratulations, and best of luck in all your future endeavors!

Our island is known for its natural beauty, but it's also home to a growing community of flag football enthusiasts.

Richard Ontiveros-Gima graduated from Lanai High & Elementary School in 2010.

The Lanai Art Center recently hosted an egg decorating contest where participants were tasked with dressing up a ceramic egg.

A group of fourth graders formed a team called The Hunger Games and organized a food drive that collected 801 food items to benefit the Sacred Hearts Lanai Food Pantry.