Environment, ScienceQ&A: URI Oceanography Dean Talks Climate Change, the Blue Economy and UFOsGet to know Paula Bontempi, the dean of the University of Rhode Island's Graduate School of Oceanography, on a deeper level. Lauren Clem,
Sports10 Things You Didn't Know About Rhode Island HockeyThink you know local hockey? Test your skills with this primer — no pesky skates required. Al Daniel,
Current, TravelWanderlust: Exploring Encore BostonWhat feels like a trip to Las Vegas but is only an hour's drive away? Jamie Coelho,
33 Fun Things to Do in Rhode Island this JanuaryFrom lively stage performances to outdoor igloo dining, we've compiled all the activities to add to your January to-do list. Edelinda Baptista,
BooksOur 2024 Rhody Reads RoundupCozy up on a chill winter day with one of these top Rhode Island reads. Lauren Clem,
BooksDive into the Mind of Local Author Vanessa LillieThe Providence resident dishes on the writing life, her love affair with Rhode Island and her latest novel, 'Blood Sisters.' Dana Rae Laverty,
BooksTackle Your TBR List with These 7 Rhode Island Book ClubsAre you a picky reader? No worries, Little Rhody has a book club for you. Kaitlyn Murray,
BooksInside Rarities Bookstore and Bindery's Next ChapterSpoilers ahead: Rarities owner Kelly Allen-Kujawski offers a sneak peek what's next for the bookstore and bindery. Kaitlyn Murray,
BooksSmall Volume Books is Cellar Stories' Second ActTwo former employees of a former Providence literary icon strike out on their own, keeping their bookshop roots in mind. Dana Rae Laverty,
Culture, History, SnapshotA Closer Look at the Mysterious Newport TowerWho built it and how? One local may have the answers. Lauren Clem,
Dining ReviewDining Review: Providence Noodle BarThis intimate, meditative-meets-industrial space is your entryway into the world of noodles. Karen Deutsch,
At HomeExplore a Merry Manor in WoonsocketA local couple's Christmas wonderland symbolizes a lifetime of love. Dana Rae Laverty,
How Much of Rhode Island Have You Never Really Seen?Rhode Tour turns the state into a collection of stories waiting to be discovered, and its upcoming 40th tour invites Rhode Islanders to reconsider the traces of Revolutionary history hiding in familiar places. Olivia Sims,