Some Hawaii lawmakers think the state should be doing more to help the producers of lei made with locally grown flowers.

You don’t come to Hawaii and not at least have a flower or a lei,” said Kuhio Lewis, CEO of the Hawaiian Council.

“You don't come to Hawaii and not at least have a flower or a lei," said Kuhio Lewis, CEO of the Hawaiian Council, a nonprofit that promotes Native Hawaiian culture and business. “For us to now be ...

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Several new local businesses have arrived to Rancho Cordova as the city continues to expand its economic community with more local and regional establishments. A new floral designer, indoor playground ...

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February's permit report shows new businesses opening and others expanding in the area, despite challenging weather.

The QCCA Expo Center, 2621 4th Avenue in Rock Island, is hosting the annual Flower & Garden Show on March 13–15. The three-day event transforms the Expo Center into a vibrant indoor garden experience ...

A makeshift memorial of balloons, flowers, stuffed animals and soccer balls sits outside the house of 12-year-old Silas Anderson, who died after a tornado struck his southwest Michigan home on March 6 ...

Hawaii lawmakers are advocating for increased support for locally grown lei, as the majority of the flowers used are imported from Thailand, raising cultural and economic concerns.

If you hear someone humming the “Mellow Yellow” song or declaring to a friend “there’s gold on them thar hills” these sunny days, they could be describing a seasonal occurrence that blankets most of ...