Monday, September 21, 2026

TOPICS

Uncategorized

Main Street’s revival a tribute to teamwork

A Woonsocket group responsible for revitalizing the city's center has its days numbered and their leader couldn't be happier. Lori C. Adamo, executive director of...

History and modern living blend well

Northern Rhode Island's economic base is a unique collection of the old and the new. There are manufacturers and mills - and there are office...

N.J. energy firm acquires Arden Engineering Inc.

Arden Engineering Constructors Inc., a $34 million Pawtucket company whose local projects include Providence Place, has been acquired by New Jersey energy provider PSEG...

Pawtucket gets arts district

Mayor James E. Doyle and the Rhode Island Council on the Arts have designated the downtown and the area north along the river...

A ticket in Pawtucket for the boat to Providence

Starting this summer, Pawtucket residents can make a watery commute between home and Providence via a pair of commuter ferries now under construction along...

Harvey Mackay coming to Providence

Syndicated columnist and best selling author Harvey Mackay, whose columns appear weekly in Providence Business News, will be in Rhode Island for a special...

Nightingale expands in Lincoln, saves jobs from Quincy firm

The reality had been clear to Donald McClean of McClean Steel in Quincy, Mass. for some time: His business of 37 years was in...

Shopping center blight subject of college study

At the University Heights shopping plaza in Providence a Boston Market chicken restaurant and a BankBoston branch are thriving. A Coconuts record store --...

YMCA finds nation lacking in family values

The YMCA of the USA has graded the nation in a series of major categories that affect families - and the results are not...

El Nino, dredging, flounder limits dog DEM, fishers

For Rhode Island fishermen, 1998 could not have started much worse: El Nino rains forced the closing of parts of Narragansett Bay for most...
- Featured Event -

Latest News