Wishing everyone a safe and Happy 4th of July!

Wishing everyone a safe and Happy 4th of July!

The Makawao Stampede is back and bigger than ever at the Oskie Rice Arena, so mark your calendars and bring the whole “ohana!”
Monster Bull Bash & Live Music on Friday, July 4
The Monster Bull Bash will take over the arena for an exciting evening to start off the holiday weekend! A unique live performance by country music star Jimmy Charles kicks off the evening, laying the groundwork for an exciting evening of expert bull riding and exhilarating entertainment.
Paniolo Day is Saturday, July 5.
Enjoy a full day of traditional rodeo excitement as you honor Maui’s cowboy culture! Highlights include the popular Roselani Ice Cream Eating Contest, a family-friendly Keiki Zone, a hands-on petting zoo, and the rodeo’s first performance. Families are encouraged to play, cheer, and take in the charms of the Upcountry on this day.
Patriotic Day and Championship Finals on Sunday, July 6
Patriotic Day, a celebration of tradition and skill, marks the end of the weekend. Watch the thrilling Crowning of Champions as the best competitors attack the arena, participate in the Mahi Pono Watermelon Eating Contest, and support expert operators in the Kubota Excavator Challenge.
The Makawao Stampede is more than simply a rodeo; it’s a multigenerational celebration of culture, community, and rural life. “It’s where families come to make memories that last a lifetime,” the event organizers say.
Visit http://www.OskieRiceEventCenter.com for a complete schedule of events this week, and this Fourth of July weekend, visit Upcountry!
Attention Travelers to Hawaii:
From the Hawaii Agricultural Department
Going digital away from paper forms.
Pilot program through May 31st. More information available here.
During the Sanctuary Ocean Count and Great Whale Count on February 22, about 500 volunteers recorded 262 sightings of humpback whales in 15 minutes. Across the Hawaiian Islands, 1,947 sightings were reported, albeit some might be duplicates. Data from 44 sites was gathered by volunteers as part of continuing research on humpback whales. Every winter, these whales travel to Hawaii to mate, give birth, and care for their young.
You can read the entire article via The Maui News here.
Regarding Kihei Maui Flooding Mitigation:
Tom Cook, Maui Council Member who represents Kihei, will be holding a Town Hall Meeting tomorrow, February 12th, at 6pm at The Malcolm Center located at 1305 1305 N. Holopono St., Ste. 5. in Kīhei.
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