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Washington County Fair changes aim to address parking issues that marred 2023 weekend - Vimarsana News

Washington County Fair changes aim to address parking issues that marred 2023 weekend

RICHMOND — Changes in the entertainment schedule, a new entry gate, additional "no parking" signage and more markings among secondary pull-off areas are among a number of changes to prevent

Richmond council, staff praised for budget that would reduce tax rate slightly - Vimarsana News

Richmond council, staff praised for budget that would reduce tax rate slightly

RICHMOND — If the town is able to move forward with the 2024-25 operating budget as proposed, it would result in much-needed relief for local taxpayers.

Richmond council moves forward in development of trial plan for municipal court - Vimarsana News

Richmond council moves forward in development of trial plan for municipal court

RICHMOND — The community is on the verge of joining others in southwestern Rhode Island operating their own municipal court — at least on a trial basis.

Richmond council takes symbolic stand against proposed Chariho elementary schools project - Vimarsana News

Richmond council takes symbolic stand against proposed Chariho elementary schools project

RICHMOND — In a split vote this week, members of the Richmond Town Council approved a resolution rejecting the Chariho School Committee's proposal to decommission Hope Valley Elementary School and

Chariho's proposed schools budget calls for 2.2% increase in local funding - Vimarsana News

Chariho's proposed schools budget calls for 2.2% increase in local funding

RICHMOND — Chariho Regional School District administrators are seeking support for a budget with an estimated $1.6 million in additional spending over last year and urged member town councils to