Ryan Wilkinson+FollowMaui’s iconic golf greens go brownKapalua’s world-famous Plantation Course in Maui is shutting down for at least two months after a severe drought left the fairways brown and parched. With irrigation water cut off for nearly a month, both the Plantation and Bay Courses are closing, leaving local golfers and fans of the PGA Tour’s season opener wondering what’s next. The Plantation Course is a bucket-list spot for many, and its sudden closure is a huge blow to Maui’s tourism and golf scene. How do you think this will impact the community and future tournaments? #Sports #Golf #Maui00Share
Victoria Garcia+FollowMaui’s big week: Movies, comedy, and a legend rememberedMaui is buzzing with entertainment news—locals just got a sneak peek at 'Chief of War' before its official release, and there’s even talk of a 'Lilo & Stitch' sequel in the works. Amy Hill, known for her roles in '50 First Dates' and 'Lilo & Stitch,' is bringing her solo comedy show about aging to the Hawaii Theatre Center on August 15. Plus, the island community is saying a heartfelt goodbye to beloved artist 'Fiji,' who passed away at 55. Which of these stories hits home for you? Let’s talk about the impact of these moments on our Maui ohana. #Entertainment #TVSeries #Maui00Share
Eddie Deleon+FollowMaui’s Little League run ends with prideVenezuela jumped out to a 7-run lead in the first inning, but Maui’s boys didn’t back down—they kept fighting, cutting the gap in half by the sixth. Even though they fell short in the Intermediate Little League World Series finale, their grit and heart on national TV made the whole island proud. Coach Fujii says these lessons will stick with the team for life. How do you think moments like this shape young athletes and their communities? Let’s celebrate Maui’s journey and talk about what sports teach us all. #Sports #LittleLeagueWorldSeries #Maui00Share
Nicholas Coleman+FollowMaui’s Giggle Hill faces invasive plant crisisMaui’s Giggle Hill is now almost unrecognizable, blanketed by aggressive invasive plants that are choking out native species and leaving behind a dysfunctional landscape. Local land stewards are sounding the alarm, sharing footage of black mold spreading and trees struggling to survive. This isn’t just about plants—it’s about losing the unique beauty and balance of Hawaiʻi’s ecosystem. Rewilding our own yards with native plants can make a real difference, supporting local pollinators and giving native species a fighting chance. Have you noticed changes in your local green spaces? What steps do you think we should take as a community? #Business #Industry #Maui00Share
Jamie Watson+FollowMaui’s Empty Beaches: What’s Going On?Maui’s usually packed beaches are looking pretty empty these days. After the devastating 2023 wildfires and sky-high hotel prices, tourists just aren’t coming back like before. Locals are feeling the pinch—businesses are struggling, and the economy’s taking a hit. Some people think it’s too soon to visit after the tragedy, while others just can’t afford it anymore. Meanwhile, officials are begging travelers to return, but mixed messages and crazy prices aren’t helping. Would you go back to Maui right now? #Maui #TravelNews #Tourism #Hawaii #TravelTrends #Travel267377Share
