#hurricane lowell

Tickets are on sale now for the 2-night event featuring an all-star lineup performing improvisational dance music; the Jan. 1-2 performances also will support Kaua‘i’s ongoing recovery from Hurricane Lowell, including a portion of ticket sales going to KKCR Kaua‘i Community Radio.

Up-to-date information about recovery efforts and resources, plus more, from throughout the county.

The heaviest rain and thunderstorms are most likely Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday.

Residents should not place any additional debris, green waste, appliances or other materials in the County right-of-way after Monday.

Kauaʻi’s recent legislative town hall gathered key state officials to address urgent issues, including affordable housing, infrastructure improvements, and Hurricane Lowell recovery.

The maintenance work is related to damage caused by Hurricane Lowell.

Visitors are advised that this is not a full reopening of the park, only the first lookout.

The federal program can be used to reimburse eligible state and local governments and certain nonprofits for the costs associated with emergency protective measures, debris removal and restoring disaster-damaged roads, bridges and public facilities.

After distributing $364,000 in relief, Kauaʻi organizations prepare to transition to long-term recovery with emergency assistance applications closing on Oct. 24.

Quick stories on an ongoing golf invitational and the results of a new four-ball tournament last weekend.

The free meals are helping many of the 80% of community college students on Kauaʻi who are dealing with damaged homes, lost income and/or prolonged power outages due to Hurricane Lowell.

Fourteen collegiate women’s golf teams from the U.S. and Japan are set to tee off at the prestigious 30th Rainbow Wahine Invitational on Kauaʻi.

The Kauaʻi County Council has voted to absorb the $2.50 convenience fees for online motor vehicle and sewer service payments, a move prompted by a fire that disrupted walk-in services at the Kāpule Building.

Onetime grants of $5,000 or $10,000 are available for eligible non-agricultural small businesses and nonprofits that experienced physical damage or economic losses caused directly by Hurricane Lowell; will be awarded on first-come, first-served basis, so those interested encouraged to apply quickly.

Crews will maintain two-way traffic on the Mayor Bryan Baptiste Memorial Bridge with one lane in each direction.

The Port Allen Airport parking lot remains closed through Friday to facilitate volunteers as they reconstruct the sand dunes that protect the local salt ponds.

Join Kauaʻi’s North Shore community on Sunday for a day that also includes live music and family fun.

However, overnight camping and hiking past the 2-mile point along the Kalalau Trail will remain closed until further notice; also find updates about access and closures at other state parks on the island.

Anaina Hou Community Park has reopened and will host events following the post-hurricane Lowell impact.

The closure near Salt Pond Beach is necessary to support Hurricane Lowell recovery work at the beach park.