You don't have to look for that lost shaker of salt any longer... it's right here at The Salt Cave in Southlake! Salt therapy isn't a new concept; using salt to improve physical and mental health has been around for centuries. But the use of Himalayan salt rocks, the purest form of salt on earth, has grown in popularity as a natural remedy to provide relief from seasonal allergies, stress, depression, acne, and stiffness.
An individual, computer-controlled salt bed is another option, especially for people on-the-go who find the appeal of a 15-minute therapeutic session easier to schedule.
You Might Be Surprised to Learn These 13 Famous People Were Born in Hawaii
From musicians to actors to football players to the U.S. President, and more, check out our list of famous people from Hawaii! Some might even surprise you!
When you live in Hawaii, you know that it’s a very special place. Take it from me, our beautiful state is much more than epic scenery, outstanding beaches, and friendly people. We have a lot of talent here too. You might not know this, but there are many famous people from Hawaii. From musicians and authors to actors, surfers, and even a U.S. President, many individuals born in Hawaii have gone on to accomplish great things. I am so proud that Hawaii is the birthplace of so many fascinating and interesting individuals! If you are just about ready to pack your bags for Hawaii but need a little more inspiration, here are 13 famous celebrities from Hawaii that you need to know more about:
The first American president to be born in Hawaii, Barack Obama graduated from the prestigious Punahou School. He is probably the biggest of all the Hawaiian celebrities.
Born into a musical family in the heart of Waikiki, Bruno performed with his family’s band and became known for his Elvis impersonation. Keep this fact for some Hawaii trivia to spout!
Born and raised on Oahu’s North Shore, musician Jack Johnson still lives there with his wife and two children – and somehow finds time to give back to the community. He’s one of the most beloved famous people from Hawaii!
A professional surfer who lost her arm in a 2003 shark attack, Bethany was born on the beautiful island of Kauai, and still lives there now. She’s an absolute legend in the surfing world.
Of Gilmore Girls and Parenthood fame, actress Lauren Graham was born on March 16, 1967, in Honolulu, and moved to Virginia when she was five. Definitely one of the fun facts about Hawaii!
Born in Honolulu, Hawaii while her Australian parents were in the United States on educational visas, Nicole has become a wildly popular actress. Many people don’t know that she's one of the most famous people born in Hawaii.
This star won the 1999 Hawaii Model of the Year Award before becoming famous for his role as Khal Drogo in the HBO hit, Game of Thrones. We’re not surprised he won Model of the Year first!
Of Samoan descent, Mariota was born in Honolulu and was the first University of Oregon football player and Hawaii native to win the Heisman Trophy. He has played for several NFL teams and is now on the Philadelphia Eagles. We’re proud to have him as Hawaii-born!
Born in Honolulu, Bette began her career in a series of off-off-Broadway plays. She has since sold more than 30 million records worldwide and won three Grammys, four Golden Globes, three Emmy Awards, and a Tony Award. She’s one of the most famous people from Hawaii!
Credited with more than 30 children’s books, Lois Lowry was born in Honolulu, Hawaii during her father’s – an Army officer and dentist – tour to the island. We love her books to this day - The Giver is especially great!
Best known for her title role in The CW spinoff series Nikita, Maggie grew up in Mililani, and moved off-island when she graduated from high school. She’s one of the famous people who lived in Hawaii for a long time before leaving.
This football star pops up again and again on lists of famous people born in Hawaii, but it's hard to justify adding him to my list. I’ve met him several times as a friend of a friend, not a football star. A great down-to-Earth guy that we’re lucky to have from Hawaii!
So, please share, which of these famous people from Hawaii would you most like to meet? Do you know any other Hawaiian celebrities? Let us know in the comments!
Winter in New Jersey can be unpredictable, especially when it comes to how much snow we'll get, but the Old Farmer's Almanac usually gives us a pretty good clue of what lies ahead. An average winter in New Jersey brings about 13 inches of snow to Cape May County and between 40 to 50 inches in Sussex County in Northern New Jersey. Winter 2023-2024 saw just 2.3 inches of snow in the southern half of our state and 36 inches in Sussex County. The Old Farmer's Alamanac winter weather predictions in New Jersey for 2024-2025 might look a bit different.
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While the Old Farmer's Alamanac calls for higher than normal temperatures for all of New Jersey this winter, the expected snowfall will flip. Northern New Jersey should see less snowfall than normal while the southern part of the state will experience more snow than normal.
The monthly schedule will look something like this: November is set to be stormy with rain and sleet. December will bring a mid-month snowstorm. January means snow for the northern half of the state and a wintry mix in the south. Winter finishes with the aforementioned February blizzard.
What do you think of the Farmer's Almanac Winter Forecast for 2024 for New Jersey? Are you looking forward to the milder temperatures? Let us know in the comments!
