March 16th, 2023
“Our blood type is grit”
Newport Hospital has served the community for 150 years — and counting The necessity of a Hospital in the City has been long acknowledged, and it
February 16th, 2023
Essay: A walk in the woods with you
The following is an essay, written as a letter, by Christopher Reeves and addressed to his young daughter, Ardenna. Reeves and his family live in P
January 12th, 2023
A Lithographer’s Legacy
Exhibit at the Newport Art Museum features collected works of Joseph Norman To know a lithographer is to know analchemist. And Joseph Norman, a uni
January 5th, 2023
What to read this winter
From foodie books to fiction, kids’ books to coffee table tomes, local booksellers share their suggestions for the season CHARTER BOOKS The R
December 29th, 2022
Boosting Gay Pride and Tourism in Newport
Sean O’Connor and Dani Cano Restrepo lead efforts to raise the profile of LGBTQ+ locals and visitors There are many layers to Newport and the com
December 22nd, 2022
A Taste for Remembrance
The holidays can be difficult for many, but preparing traditional family recipes with friends often brings joy “Food is everything we are. It’s
December 13th, 2022
“More into Music Now Than ever”
Newport County musicians return to the limelight as a scene re-forms It’s a Wednesday night and, as usual, Dave Flamand is playing music. The ven
November 10th, 2022
“We all need to give back”
Actions great and small make a city into a community, and Anne Hamilton helps lead the way One of the things Anne Hamilton loves most about Newport
November 9th, 2022
From The Bay to The Bar
Although briny bivalves have been found in Narragansett Bay for millenia, a new crop of oyster farms and farmers are serving up sweet, salty or sav
September 15th, 2022
From Surviving to Thriving
While there’s much Newport County’s restaurant community wants to leave behind, the pandemic did spark changes that led to present successes â€
