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Business Services 12/30/2022

From developments with the potential to reshape the landscape of Providence and a steady stream of million-dollar home sales across Rhode Island, to ongoing...

Dry summer cools local supply of Christmas trees

Economic Activity 11/28/2022

PROVIDENCE – Searching for that perfect gift may not be the only hard find this holiday season. Christmas tree farmers across Rhode Island say supply...

6 R.I. communities reject cannabis sales; combined $1.4B in local school...

Elections 11/09/2022

PROVIDENCE – Voters in 25 Rhode Island communities Tuesday approved recreational cannabis sales, while another six rejected allowing pot businesses to set up in...

BALLY'S ANNOUNCED IT'S OPENING A WARWICK OFFICE for its interactive operations. The office is located at 475 Kilvert Street. This image shows the company's Bally's Atlantic City Hotel and Casino. / PHOTO COURTESY BALLY'S CORP.

Bally’s announces opening of Warwick office for interactive operations

Economic Activity 11/15/2021

PROVIDENCE – Bally’s Corp., the growing national company formerly known as Twin River Worldwide Holdings Inc., is expanding its local footprint to Warwick. Bally’s announced...

Lee Fenton, the newly appointed chief executive officer of Bally's Corp., who formerly ran Gamesys before it was acquired by the Providence-based company, said the company's new focus on online gaming won't take away from land-based casino operations. / COURTESY BALLY'S CORP.

Bally’s new CEO: Online gambling to complement casino operations, not hurt...

Economic Activity 10/05/2021

PROVIDENCE – As locally based Bally's Corp. realigns itself to become a digital-first leader of the U.S. gambling market in the wake of a...

Execs: R.I. casinos rebrand under Bally’s name is coming soon

Hospitality & Tourism 08/13/2021

PROVIDENCE – Could Bally's Rhode Island or Bally's Twin River be in the cards? How about Bally's Tiverton? Bally's Corp., previously known as Twin River...

VERDE VINEYARD in Johnston will receive $20,000 from the Rhode Island Farm Energy Program to install a hybrid system of backup batteries for its solar and geothermal energy system to power critical winery operations during power outages. / COURTESY R.I. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

4 R.I. farms to receive $78.8K to green operations

Economic Activity 04/29/2019

PROVIDENCE – Four farms are scheduled to receive a combined $78,765 in Rhode Island Farm Energy Program grants to “green” their operations, the R.I....