Rhode Island flavors shine in small spots where cozy charm, friendly smiles, and coastal bites turn any visit into warm joy.

Glocester was established in 1639, just three years after Roger Williams founded Rhode Island's first settlement at ...

The town is part of the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor, and its mills made Burrillville the largest ...

Kent County is chock full of natural beauty and has ties to some of the most historic moments − and people − in Rhode Island history. The Greater Providence area has plenty to offer visitors of all ...

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By the mid-1800s, Smithfield had moved from a largely agrarian town to become the cotton manufacturing center in Rhode Island ...

The town of North Providence was established in 1765 after farmers from northern Providence were displeased with Providence's ...

In November 2024, Senate President Dominick Ruggerio maintained a strong hold on power, but concerns about his declining ...

The Thai restaurant scene in Wakefield punches well above its weight class, offering authentic flavors that transport your taste buds to Southeast Asia while your body remains comfortably seated in ...

Visit this underrated North Carolina beach town where you can unwind, reconnect with nature, and enjoy the simple beauty of ...

Little Compton sits at Rhode Island’s southeastern edge, quietly offering an authentic slice of New England life that many retirees dream about but few discover.

Article lists lesser-known holiday destinations offering festive events and calm crowds. Featured spots include Jekyll Island, Grapevine, Vienna, Budapest, Carlsbad and Newport. Travelers can expect ...