I have been working in radio for 18 years, which seems crazy when I think about it. Born and raised in Rhode Island, I am definitely a New England girl, having worked in Providence, Worcester, New London in Connecticut and now here in New Bedford. I absolutely love football, enjoy practicing and teaching anti-gravity yoga, and in my free time, I'm usually on my couch knitting (yep, like a little old lady). I also welcomed my first child in 2015, so life is pretty great right now.
Nancy Hall
‘Stomp’ Is Making Music at PPAC This Weekend
The 'Stomp' tour has rolled into Providence and you still have two more chances to catch it at the Providence Performing Arts Center.
Wicked Tulips Returns to Rhode Island This May
The tulips are coming and soon you'll be able to see them and pick some at this family favorite spring event.
Go Back in Time at This Rhode Island Apothecary and Soda Fountain
They are an old school pharmacy and soda fountain offering everything from health needs to ice cream, all with some serious style.
I Can’t Believe Netflix Is Raising Prices Again
The cost of Netflix is going up again next month and I kinda can't believe it.
Wild Kratts Ocean Exhibit Now Open at Museum of Science Boston
Explore the oceans with the Wild Kratts® at this all new immersive exhibit at the Museum of Science Boston.
Mother-Son Date Knight at Chick-fil-A Seekonk
Once again, Chick-fil-A Seekonk is helping families get some quality time together with their super cute parent-child "date" nights.
Friendly’s Closing More Restaurants
There'll be another round of restaurant closings for the Friendly's ice cream chain.
Direct Flights to Vegas Coming to TF Green
Sun Country airlines will be adding two new non-stop flights to those they currently offer from TF Green.
A Super Mega Party Is Coming to Gillette Stadium
The Super Mega Ultra Giant Mad Decent Block Party Festival is coming to Gillette. Here's who you can see perform.
Rhode Island Giving Away Free Trees
To promote energy conservation, Rhode Island will once again give away 1,000 trees.