South County is a place full of beauty. Whether it’s the unbeatable beaches, timeless landmarks or adorable wildlife, this area is a dream come true for local residents ... and they truly know how to make each moment count. Each spring, we ask our readers to share the photos that define the …
South County is a place full of beauty. Whether it’s the unbeatable beaches, timeless landmarks or adorable wildlife, this area is a dream come true for local residents ... and they truly know how to make each moment count. Each spring, we ask our readers to share the photos that define the …
Stunning beaches, iconic sunsets and timeless landmarks are just a few of the reasons South County is one of Rhode Island’s most treasured tourist destinations. Each spring, we turn over our pages to the readers who live, work and play in this one-of-a-kind community and, as always, they sho…
Stunning beaches, iconic sunsets and timeless landmarks are just a few of the reasons South County is one of Rhode Island’s most treasured tourist destinations. Each spring, we turn over our pages to the readers who live, work and play in this one-of-a-kind community and, as always, they sho…
South County is a place of timeless moments and memories you’ll want to cherish for a lifetime. Each spring, we ask our readers to share their best photos of life in Southern Rhode Island. Once again, they delivered in spades.
Reviewing the submitted photographs for the South County Life 2019 contest is always a fun event. It’s great seeing so many people out and about capturing them. People are taking more pictures than ever thanks to ubiquitous smart phones everyone carries. Ironically, at the same time, the dev…
Reviewing the submitted photographs for the South County Life 2019 contest is always a fun event. It’s great seeing so many people out and about capturing them. People are taking more pictures than ever thanks to ubiquitous smart phones everyone carries. Ironically, at the same time, the dev…
Greetings loyal readers, and welcome to the latest installment of this monthly feature brought to you from the good folks at Swamptown Enterprises, aided and abetted by my friends at the Narragansett Historical Society and Preserve Wakefield.
Ahead of the third URI Guitar Festival, The Independent asked some of the participating musicians what sort of music they will be playing and what they are most looking forward to. Read their responses here.
Members of the Narragansett Tribe will be able to freely enter the town beach that bears the tribe’s name, starting this summer. In a victory for the tribe, the Narragansett Town Council voted Monday to set up a system that allows Narragansetts to show their federal tribal identification card in order to obtain a seasonal pass for free access. Tribe members would still have to pay if they want to park in the town’s beach lots. After three hours of impassioned testimony and some heated arguments, the council voted 3-2 to implement the change, which is effective only for the coming season. Do you agree with the Narragansett Town Council's move? Why or why not? Let us know in this week's poll question below.
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