Fall sports practices are underway as we get prepared for another fun season of high school athletics. It’s a little too early to have firm predictions, but here are some of my initial … more

STORY OF THE WEEK: Back in the day, the approach of the end of February would signal the time for the Providence Newspaper Guild Follies – the bygone annual satiric sendup of the year in Rhode … more

The Cranston Fall Festival, organized by the Cranston Police Community Outreach Division and Debbie Wood, of We Be Jammin’, was postponed due to the awful weather found itself with the first … more

This Sunday, Sept. 24, Itri Park and Cranston Street, will be filled with food trucks, vendors and a variety of entertainment as the Cranston Police Department sponsors its second Fall Festival from … more

It’s time for fall sports after a fun summer away and as always, there are plenty of storylines to follow as we get back to work. My focus last week was on football so this week’s … more

Fall Prevention: Balance, Breath and Movement and Person Centered Options Counseling (PCOC)  are the topics to be covered at the March 29  lunch and learn program  at noon sponsored by … more

I love walking around my neighborhood. It's fun to watch the plants starting to bloom in the spring and see vegetable gardens popping up all over. When summer starts, the smell of flowers is amazing! Everywhere you look there are pops of color, and more

By ROB DUGUAY From Oct. 7-11, the Rogue Island Comedy Fall Fest will be taking over many venues in Newport to have a few laughs. Both local and national comics will be participating, making the event a perfect place to see established and up-and-coming more

Fun at the Fall Festival This past weekend, a Harvest Festival was held at the historic Rhodes on the Pawtuxet in collaboration with The Artists' Exchange. The event featured something for everyone, including fun children's activities and concessions more

Crafting some fun Brian Hallene displays his woodwork during the Fall Festival held this past weekend at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet. For more images from the event, turn to Page XX. (Herald photo by Steve Popiel) more

With summer winding down, it’s time to start exploring things to do in the fall. New England is known for its beautiful foliage and of course there will still be beach days left to enjoy. … more