Shepard Fairey may not be a household name to most Rhode Islanders, but most of the state’s residents are likely familiar with at least one of his works. A Rhode Island School of Design … more

Johnston resident Frank Rapone is a member of three separate Halls of Fame, but he hasn’t rested on his laurels at all. Rapone, who has lived in town for 40 years, is a licensed massage … more

Richard Boudreau has a gift. He sees things where others don’t. Yes, he sees a shovel. But he also sees the shell of a turtle, the torso of a saxophonist or the tail of a fish – or … more

With students forced to school at home, as well as forego activities such as music lessons and spring sports, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, much of the predictability of childhood routine has … more

In a time where the coronavirus pandemic rules the news cycle, Marie Hopkins wanted to bring some light to Warwick. She said she was online one day when she saw a post from a woman in Australia, … more

At a moment of social distancing and profound uncertainty, thoughts of the spring and summer to come can provide a needed respite for anxious Rhode Islanders. After an unusually mild and snow-free … more

Mastery Martial Arts in Johnston played host to a family affair with a united goal this weekend.  Chief instructor Anthony Pezzillo welcomed a modest crowd as eight Mastery locations across … more

What could be more “Rhode Island” than zeppole on Saint Joseph’s Day? Being Italian, my family and I have always had zeppole on this holiday. A few years ago, I began making them … more

By DANIEL KITTREDGE   It     may sound too good to be true – a pill that, combined with education and support, can provide almost immediate relief for people … more

In a rapidly evolving economy, there is no single pathway to success. Education, of course, remains essential. But in recent years, the established concept of schools and classrooms has … more