The Latest From Warren

Hanley vs. Speakman for a seat in the General Assembly

Voters of Rhode Island State Representative District 68, which encompasses areas of both Bristol and Warren, will have two candidates to vote for come election day, as the incumbent, Democrat June …
Huskies' unbeaten run in boys' soccer reaches double digits
PAWTUCKET — It wasn't its most consistent performance to date, but the Mt. Hope High School boys' soccer team ran to 10 its unbeaten … Read More
BCWA asks customers to complete lead service line survey
The Bristol County Water Authority is asking its customers of Barrington, Bristol and Warren to provide information about lead service … Read More
Elks return with solution to dress-attire sticker shock
Those milestone high school events like prom and homecoming are lots of fun, and the source of many enduring memories — but they … Read More
Felag and Meyers meet in State Senate District 10 rematch
The race for Senate District 10 representing Warren as well as parts of Bristol and Tiverton at the 2024 General Election is a rematch … Read More
Hail Library renovations in Warren aim to improve patron experience
WARREN — The renovations of the George Hail Free Library continue apace with an anticipated end date some time in the middle of … Read More
New Mt. Hope High design reaches 60 percent completion marker
BRISTOL — The new Mt. Hope High School project is approaching the notable 60 percent marker for completion of the design phase, … Read More
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