EnvironmentRhode Island's Trails are Not So HappyWe've been spending more time outdoors and getting in each other’s space, with heated results. Todd McLeish,
CultureWelcome the First-Ever Black Business Week With Your SupportMore than thirty-five local Black-owned businesses are offering special deals and sales from February 15-20. Malia Erickson,
MusicQ-and-A with Music Producer Nick SarazenThe North Kingstown native, who now lives in Los Angeles, has been nominated for a Grammy award. Carmen Russo,
Pub NotePublisher's Note: From Many VoicesRIM's publisher, John Palumbo, introduces the February issue. John Palumbo,
TheaterGo Behind the Scenes with Trinity Repertory Company OnlineThe theater company has transitioned its programming online and is bringing two new concepts to the web this winter and spring. Malia Erickson,
BusinessSmall Businesses in Rhode IslandThese family companies have what it takes to withstand the test of time. Site Staff,
Pub NoteRIM's publisher, John Palumbo, reflects on the common good."The pandemic has not hindered work for the common good." John Palumbo,
How 3 Johnson & Wales Alumni Helped Run FIFA World Cup 2026From a student who landed a FIFA role before he’d finished his last final to a decades-long culinary expert overseeing nutrition for the U.S. Men’s National Team, JWU graduates played a major role in the massive operation. Melinda Hill,