Sports Leigh-Out: CNMI’s Kelvin “The Big Hit” Fitial bounced back with a Round 1 TKO (corner stoppage) at Big Dawg Bare Knuckle Boxing 7 in California, saying the win puts him in line for a belt shot while he represents “One Marianas, One Micronesia.” Community Sports: Saipan’s Lady Sufa is gearing up for the Sept. 4–6 CNMI Labor Day Softball Tournament in Portland, Oregon, with coaches and players sharing their off-island plans. Basketball Branding: FIBA unveiled the 2026 Polynesian Cups logos for Tahiti, with designs drawing on voyaging, weaving, carving, and island guardianship themes. Island Fair Calendar: The Guam Micronesia Island Fair returns for its 38th year Oct. 23–25, 2026 at Ypao Beach, themed “The Tides and Traditions of Micronesia,” promising performances, crafts, food, and family-friendly cultural stops. Running Festival: RUNGUAM’s Aug. 16 races drew 850 finishers, with Fulkerson-Smith and Sugahara taking the 10k wins and Tropf and Paz leading the 5k. Arts & Culture: Creative Micronesia’s “Super Saturday” on Aug. 29 (10 a.m.–2 p.m.) consolidates storm-paused events with hands-on weaving, drawing, printmaking, and poetry plus live performances. Micronesian Arts Spotlight: A Micronesian art exhibit is set to regroup this weekend at Capitol Modern. Wayfinding Story: Polynesian wayfinding takes center stage in a feature on 10 Hawaiian sailors navigating 1,600 miles without GPS or compass aboard Hōkūle’a.