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Treading Water: How Rhode Island is Dealing with Recent Flooding
After years of repeat flooding, Rhode Island residents are picking up the pieces while state and city officials scramble to adapt to a new reality of climate change-driven disasters.
Inside Local Universities' New Cannabis Entrepreneurship Programs
These higher education institution's new career paths could potentially lead to the high life.
Back to the Future: The Musical, Shucked, MJ The Musical and More Coming to PPAC in 2024–25
Plus, Some Like It Hot hits the stage and Hamilton makes a return.
Providence Teen Wins Global Business Competition
Raneem Al Suwaidani, a student at the Met High School in Providence, wowed judges with her rentable food truck idea.
Where to Pick Up Locally Made, Eco-Friendly Cleaning Supplies
Plus vegan soaps, natural brushes, candles and more that will help you and your home get squeaky clean.
Help LGBTQ+ Youth Find Housing by Attending the PVD House Gala
The Precious Gems gala will raise money for providing emergency housing and small business spaces specifically tailored to the LGBTQ+ community.
7 Local Record Stores to Lend an Ear
Record stores — a reminder of the slower pace of times past — are experiencing a resurgence with new generations of vinyl enthusiasts.
Stages of Freedom Offering Reward for Stolen Gravestone Plaque
A bronze plaque was stolen from the gravestone of Edward Mitchell Bannister, a nineteenth-century artist and one of the founders of the Providence Art Club.
Standing on Her Shoulders: Building on the Legacy of Female Founders
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Johnson & Wales University community members share how fellow Wildcat women have helped them grow personally and professionally.
The Travel Club for Rhode Islanders Who Never Leave
"Rhode Island 39 Club" offers a detailed look at the history and sites of the state's thirty-nine cities and towns, all without crossing the border.
How Local Musician Divey Made a Name for Himself Performing in Dive Bars
See Divey this weekend at the UpSide Bar in Warren and in March at Myrtle in East Providence.
An Original Bob Ross Painting Can Be Yours This Saturday
An original oil painting — featuring happy little trees, of course — painted by Ross is the star of a Rhode Island winter comic, sport and toy auction.
Support Local Black-Owned Businesses
Show support by shopping and dining at local Black-owned businesses.
Inside the Current (Ocean) State of Online Dating in Rhode Island
A single Rhode Islander shares her experience with dating apps, plus provides a modern-love glossary.
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