For the last decade, we’ve asked readers to share their favorite photos of the people, places and things that they love the most about South County. And year after year, they’ve delivered, proving there’s no place like home and no place quite like Southern Rhode Island.
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.
The fate of a proposed $1.5 million cut in the South Kingstown school budget for the 2023-2024 fiscal year will be decided by voters Tuesday in a special referendum. Earlier this month, SK Superintendent Mark Prince said that, if the cut is approved, the district would have no choice but to eliminate all fall sports for the high school and middle school. The move was met with an outcry on social media by those who oppose the referendum but, in a letter to the editor in this week's Independent Newspaper, local resident Roland Benjamin echoed the sentiment of many proponents for the reduction that the threat is "hollow at best." "If there is truly a willingness and/or obligation to cut the $150,000 sports budget, why proceed with a $6 million athletic facilities overhaul?," Benjamin asked. "It is not the first time a district used these types of threats to activate voters." Do you believe the SK school district will eliminate fall sports if voters approve a $1.5 million budget cut? Why or why not? Let us know in this week's poll question below.
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