Honoring a Legacy: Celebrating Prince Kūhiō Day Every year on March 26, Hawaiʻi honors the life and legacy of one of its most beloved leaders: Jonah Kūhiō Kalaniana‘ole, affectionately known throughout the islands as Prince Kūhiō. Prince Kūhiō Day is more than just a state… Read More »Honoring a Legacy: Celebrating Prince Kūhiō Day
Kokūa for Hawaiʻi: Flood Relief Support for our Islands The Kona storms that swept across the islands this March 2026 have caused devasting impacts for many communities and ‘ohana. The flooding began late in the week and intensified rapidly as back‑to‑back Kona lows unleashed torrential… Read More »Kokūa for Hawaiʻi: Flood Relief Support for our Islands
Ledcor Maui is Honored to Sponsor Ho’omau 2026 On March 28, ‘ohana, musicians, kumu hula, local businesses, and generations of Hawaiian language advocates will gather for one of the island’s most meaningful annual celebrations: Ho‘omau. More than a festival, Ho‘omau is a tradition—one that uplifts… Read More »Ledcor Maui is Honored to Sponsor Ho‘omau 2026
the LEDCOR 10 Throughout the year one of our hard-working team members sits down to answer the 10 big questions about work, fun, life, Maui, life on Maui, and of course, food! We are pleased to bring you this Q&A with Clifford Naeʻole, Cultural Advisor… Read More »Ledcor 10 – Clifford Naeʻole
Maui County’s Ordinance 5929 Strengthens Water Conservation Recently, the Maui County Council passed a new water conservation bill that amends the County Water Code and brings with it a fresh opportunity to promote responsible water use, reduce unnecessary water waste and improve water supply and… Read More »Maui County’s Ordinance 5929 Strengthens Water Conservation
Honoring Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi A Legacy of Resilience and Renewal Every February, Hawaiʻi celebrates Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian Language Month)—a time dedicated to honoring the Hawaiian language and its significance as a living foundation of Hawaiʻi nei. This month is more than a celebration; it… Read More »Honoring Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi: A Legacy of Resilience and Renewal
Archaeology Field Work Begins Following the intensive archaeological reconnaissance-level pedestrian survey archeological subsurface testing has started on four parcels in Wailea. This work involves a robust testing strategy to understand the overall stratigraphy within the project area. The trenches are mechanically assisted under the supervision… Read More »Archaeological Field Work Underway
Third Annual Makana no nā Keiki A Grand Success! On December 11, 2025 about 75 keiki gathered enjoyed a festive day of shopping at locally owned stores at Queen Ka‘ahumanu as part of Ledcor Mauiʻs Makana no Nā Keiki (Gifts for Children) fundraiser. The third… Read More »Third Annual Makana no nā Keiki a Grand Success!
Ledcor Maui Raised over $80K for Third Annual Makana no nā Keiki The third annual Makana no nā Keiki – gifts for children raised over $80,000 for three local charitable organizations, Boys & Girls Club Maui, Friends of the Children’s Justice Center and Maui Youth & Family Services. These… Read More »Ledcor Maui Raises over $80K for Maui’s Keiki
Ledcor Maui Supports Kaho’olawe Island Reserve Commission On November 22, members of the Ledcor Maui team were honored to attend I Ola Kanaloa, a fundraiser in support of Kahoʻolawe Island Reserve Commission and Protect Kahoʻolawe ʻOhana. The event is in advance of the 50th anniversary… Read More »Ledcor Maui Supports Kaho’olawe Island Reserve Commission
