KDEN presents comedy ‘How the Other Half Loves’

Kilauea Drama &Entertainment Network presents the hilarious Alan Ayckbourn comedy ‘How the Other Half Loves’ at KMC’s Kilauea Theater. Performances will be held at 7:30 p.m. today through March 20 on Fridays and Saturdays and at 2:30 p.m. on Sundays.

Let’s Talk Food: Today is Mardi Gras

The history of Mardi Gras goes back to medieval Europe, through Rome and Venice to the French House of Bourbons. The traditional revelry of “Boeuf Gras,” or fatted calf followed France to her colonies in America.

Tropical Gardening: Hawaii Rhododendron Society meets again

Finally, after almost two years of avoiding people due to the pandemic, plant societies like the Hawaii chapter of the America Rhododendron Society are digging out of hibernation and having safe gatherings again. This means they can share their love, knowledge and starts with one another and those folks interested in this amazing family of plants. As we head in to spring, March is likely to be the month that many of the COVID-19 restrictions are eased and we can once again connect with folks in social settings.

‘Coffee with a cop’ on Monday in Waimea

Hawaii Police Department’s South Kohala Community Policing Section invites you to join them for “Coffee with a Cop” from 9-11 a.m. Monday at Waimea Starbucks in the Parker Ranch Center.

Let’s Talk Food: Favorite recipes

With the computer age, you would think that there is no need for cookbooks, but there are some old-fashioned folks like me who have over 1,000 cookbooks. I need to go through them and keep those that are my favorites.

PTA highway cleanup

A crew of nine from Pohakuloa Training Area gathered Thursday morning to help pick up trash from the side of the Daniel K. Inouye Highway.

Firehouse Gallery hosts ‘Signs of Spring’ show

The Waimea Arts Council presents a new show incorporating the annual cherry blossom art show and expanding into interpretations of spring by local artists. The ‘Signs of Spring’ show runs through March 27 at the Firehouse Gallery in Waimea.

Volcano Watch: Something new from something old: A new geologic map of Hawaii

The original purpose of geologic mapping in Hawaii was to understand the distribution of groundwater and soils to support agriculture. But as geologic maps have been developed over time, they’ve provided basic information on how the Hawaiian Islands evolved, the workings of individual volcanoes, and the relative degree of long-term hazards posed.

PTA firefighters earn top honors

POHAKULOA TRAINING AREA — Competing against many other small fire departments across the U.S. Army Installation Management Command in the Pacific, the first responders from U.S. Army Garrison, Pohakuloa Training Area, earned the trophy of 2021 Small Fire Department of the Year.

Let’s Talk Food: Immunity check with cabbage

After two years of COVID pandemic, wearing masks, and washing and sanitizing our hands, we have become so conditioned to avoid people who are coughing or look ill. I watch my two grandchildren think nothing of wearing masks and sanitizing their hands before entering a business and I wonder what the effect it has on their lives.