Jacquelyn Voghel
A SLOW RETREAT: Voluntary buyouts, relocations part of Warren’s pioneering climate...
When Richard Grundy moved AVTECH Software Inc. from Newport to Warren 15 years ago, the renovated Cutler Mill seemed to offer the ideal flexibility...
He serves Uyghur food to build a loyal following
(Editor’s note: This is the 60th installment in a monthly series speaking with minority business owners and leaders. Each will be asked their views...
GRAES offers a simplified skin care routine
For years, Rebecca Martin struggled with a genetic predisposition to acne, eczema and sensitive skin.
“It affected my confidence, and I ended up in this...
Expanding services, scope helps Kayak Centre cruise for nearly 30 years
As The Kayak Centre approaches its 30th anniversary in business this fall, Matt Bosgraaf has been there for most of its history.
Bosgraaf, now 42,...
Brown University receives $20M to develop AI assistants for mental health...
PROVIDENCE – Brown University researchers will lead a nationwide effort to develop artificial intelligence assistant technology for use in mental health care.
On Tuesday, the...
Innovate Newport to offer new startup office spaces, mentorship
NEWPORT – A new partnership will bring additional funding and dedicated startup space to the city's innovation sphere.
Under a recently announced strategic collaboration, RIHub...
Mount Hope Bridge to receive $17M in upgrades
BRISTOL – The Mount Hope Bridge will receive a $17 million update to expand its longevity, the Rhode Island Turnpike & Bridge Authority announced...
REGENT Craft launches military product line
NORTH KINGSTOWN – REGENT Craft Inc., a startup known for its electric "seaglider" technology, announced that it will continue its push into military applications...
RIMTA names Forrest Williams executive director
NEWPORT – The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association has named longtime marine manufacturing leader Forrest Williams as its new executive director.
Williams has more than...
Providence businesses sign on as ‘defense zones’ against deportation
PROVIDENCE – At Down the Road Movers, a business driven by a team of formerly incarcerated Black, Indigenous and people of color, "we've seen...
