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The Omicron variant is creating a surge of new cases across the United States and Rhode Island – bringing with it new restrictions and...

As homeless encampments grow, Rhode Island’s government is focused on selling off state-owned homes and giving profitable businesses a...

Options Taps Alex Morash For Next Editor-in-Chief: Options Magazine’s board of directors tapped Alex Morash to serve as the magazine’s...

Dear Reader, Options has undergone many changes since I wrote to you in our last regular print edition this past February. We've brought...

The current issue of Options Magazine can be found online here and at any of the following locations.

Options has surpassed its original donor matching goal. The original anonymous donor has offered an additional matching goal.

Welcome to the last planned regular print issue of Options Magazine – one issue shy of “Volume XL, Issue 1.”

Since Options reported on the turmoil within RI Pride more Pride Board members resigned.

Would you consider donating part (or all!) of your stimulus check to boost your community by donating to Options today?

According to GLAD,“The Rhode Island Uniform Parentage Act updates state law to clarify who can be a parent and how to establish parentage.

In solidarity with the BLM movement, Options condemns incidences of brutality and murder perpetrated by police against the Black community.

Coronavirus dominates this issue of Options, because there isn’t a soul in our local community unaffected by the pandemic.

The fight for LGBTQ rights marches on in Rhode Island, with advocates pushing the state legislature to update parentage laws.

This is a very special issue of Options Magazine. Heart, soul, sweat, and sleepless nights went into it from team members new and old.

Have you noticed fewer copies of Options Magazine around lately? It’s no secret that your community magazine is struggling to stay in print

Rhode Islanders are immensely fortunate to have an extraordinarily vibrant LGBTQ community, and within it many subcommunities.

Getaways got their name for a reason; they’re an escape from everyday realities. In this issue we suggest some good excursions near or far