The Latest From Warren

Huskies snap short grid skid with win over Coventry

The Mt. Hope High School football team got the win it needed to stem an early-season downturn as the Huskies traveled to Coventry Friday night, Oct. 2, and came away with a resounding 42-12 victory. …
Small Business Association-Rhode Island salutes Blount Boats
One of the most enduring businesses in Warren, owned and operated by one the town's foundational families, was recently recognized … Read More
District 67 candidates differ on their top priorities
Question: Should you be elected, what will be your top priority — one specific piece of legislation — that you will pursue at the … Read More
Mt. Hope Sports Notes: Boys' soccer squad suffers first loss of 2026 season
The superb unbeaten start to the 2026 season for the Mt. Hope High School boys' soccer club came to a close last Tuesday night, Sept. … Read More
'Oktoberfest' with a 'twist' inspires Warren Heritage Foundation's 2026 gala
The Warren Heritage Foundation’s 12th Annual Gala gathering takes place Saturday, Oct. 17, at Parker Mills off Metacom Avenue, this … Read More
Blood drive in Bristol this Sunday
The Bristol Fire Department is holding a blood drive for the Rhode Island Blood Center this Sunday, Oct. 4 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at … Read More
Solar carport coming to Audubon
The Audubon Society of Rhode Island (ASRI) was joined by government officials, community leaders, project partners and supporters on … Read More
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