Chariho Times

Wakefield, Rhode Island, United StatesEnglish

Serving the communities of Charlestown, Richmond, and Hopkinton, this publication provides dedicated local reporting on regional government, school committee decisions, and town events. As a key component of the Rhode Island Suburban Newspapers group, it acts as a primary source of civic information for residents in these rural and suburban areas.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN RHODE ISLAND

Despite its small geographic footprint, the nation's smallest state maintains a highly concentrated media market anchored by a single major metro daily surrounded by hyper-local community weeklies. The Gannett-owned Providence Journal dominates statewide circulation and remains the oldest continuously published daily newspaper in the United States. Beyond this primary broadsheet, residents rely on established publications like the Cranston Herald, a locally owned weekly, and the student-run Brown Daily Herald, which has printed collegiate and local news since 1891. Serving bilingual populations, publications such as Acontecer Latino provide vital Spanish-language reporting to growing Hispanic communities around the capital. Paperboy indexes 23 Rhode Island newspapers — browse the full directory below.