Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 29th of January.
Good morning, Warwick.
Warwick woman Liz Duggan, founder of Amenity Aid, was selected as one of 12 local leaders for United Way’s 2026 Executive Director Learning Circle.
The program will equip nonprofit executives with tools and strategies to support growing community needs.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island works to strengthen youth by creating one-to-one mentoring and group mentoring opportunities.
The organization announced its new Little Brotherhood program to support boys on its waiting list and relies on clothing donations & grants to serve over 2,500 people annually.
School Finance Director Craig Enos said last Wednesday that the budget commission must make tough choices to balance rising costs + limited funds.
The meeting focused on planning revisions to secure enough support for local schools.
Rhode Island men's basketball won its third Atlantic 10 game on Tuesday, Jan.
27, at Dayton by overcoming a 15 point first half deficit and a 17 to 12 overtime push (81 to 76 final). The Rams improved to a 13 to 8 record and 4 to 4 in conference play.
Cupid’s Calligraphy Workshop
4:00 – 5:30 PM — Not Your Average Joe's — Cost varies — Tap into your creative side with a modern calligraphy class themed for Valentine's and Galentine's Day.
DIY Robin's Nest Wreath Workshop
6-8 p.m. — The Rustic Rhode — All materials included — Create charming needle-felted robins and a beautiful wreath in this cozy workshop.
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