Amy Rhode News Today

Its not my last article for The Providence Journal, but its my last column, after 17 months of fun and educational adventures around RI. Heres why.

Inspired last year by a viral video of dancing witches, RIs guild is poised to grow, with 15 new chapters waiting to join. But dont call it a coven.

Jimmy and Heather Dean, owners of Tangys Archery in Warwick, have more than a century of experience between them. Amy Russo stops by for a lesson.

Rod and Merc Clifton are celebrating 30 years of Books on the Square. At one point, locals thought the shop had closed for good.

Smithfield Senior Centers Big Wig Bocce Battle will pit seniors against Gov. Dan McKee, U.S. Rep. David Cicilline and other state and local officials

Avid walker and author Jonathon Stalls tells why he went from Providence to NYC, and what he thinks of pedestrian safety in RIs capital city.

Kimchi, Jamaican patties, "drunken pumpkin" cocktails and more at upcoming Lorraine Mills Fest in Pawtucket.

An upcoming exhibit at the Stages of Freedom museum showcases the story of James Rhea and the Black press in Rhode Island.

After downing her first raw oyster in nearly 20 years and sampling some mean fish tacos, Amy Russo also gets an introduction to jonnycake lore.

Truth, folklore and mystery abound at this historic burial ground, with stories spilling forth from its more than 40,000 gravestones.