Grove
Farm
Community
Newsletter
August
2026
Edition
Rooted
in
Ranching:
Will
Pavao
You
may
know
Will
Pavao
as
Grove
Farm’s
property
manager,
helping
care
for
thousands
of
acres
of
land
across
Kaua‘i.
But
long
before
he
took
on
that...
A
Family
Business
Grows
at
Hanamāʻulu
Shops
When
Rey
and
Daisy
Juan
talk
about
Rey’s
Auto
Repair,
the
joy
is
easy
to
see.
It
comes
through
in
the
way
they
speak
about
their
customers,
their
family,
and
the
future
they
are
working...
In
1972,
Grove
Farm
gifted
200
acres
of
land
to
the
University
of
Hawai‘i
for
the
future
site
of
Kaua‘i
Community
College.
More
than
50
years
later,
that
relationship
continues
through
a
shared
commitment
to
education,
workforce...
For
the
17th
consecutive
year,
the
Grove
Farm
Foundation
is
proud
to
award
three
outstanding
Kaua‘i
public
high
school
seniors
with
$20,000
scholarships
toward
their
post-secondary
education.
Selected
from
a
competitive
group
of...
Weathering
the
Storm
When
forecasters
predicted
severe
weather
last
month,
Grove
Farm’s
land
management
team
took
proactive
steps
to
prepare
and
strengthen
water
infrastructure
before
the
heavy
rains
arrived.
“Thanks
to
the
year-round...
Building
Communities:
Keeping
Kauaʻi’s
Water
Systems
Strong
When
heavy
rains
and
high
winds
swept
across
Kauaʻi
in
February,
our
island’s
storm
response
was
put
to
the
test.
While
residents
watched
the
weather
closely,
crews
across...
Building
Communities
with
the
Department
of
Hawaiian
Home
Lands
Grove
Farm
announced
the
sale
of
approximately
260
acres
of
land
in
Līhu‘e
mauka
of
Isenberg
Park
to
the
Department
of
Hawaiian
Home
Lands
(DHHL).
The
location
is
within...
Applications
Open
for
2026
Grove
Farm
Scholarship
As
we
enter
our
17th
year
of
the
Grove
Farm
Scholarship
program,
we
celebrate
the
outstanding
young
leaders
that
our
local
communities
have
raised.
Every
awardee
and
finalist
we
have...
The
proverb
“it
takes
a
village
to
raise
a
child”
rings
true,
as
the
well-being
of
our
keiki
depends
on
the
collective
effort
of
our
entire
community.
Kaua’i
is
fortunate
to
have
many
nonprofit
organizations
and
volunteers
who
are...
Life
at
the
Mahi
Household
in
the
Pīkake
Subdivision
Meet
the
Mahi
family
of
Grove
Farm’s
Pīkake
Subdivision.
Their
lively
multigenerational
household
is
made
up
of
Dustin
and
Kristi,
with
their
three
children,
Jory,
12,
and
Jamey,
9,...
