Vermont history often celebrates Ethan Allen’s daring exploits and Thomas Chittenden’s long tenure as the state’s first governor, but retired Superior Court judge and historian Robert Mello believes ...

The Rochester Selectboard approved the town’s fiscal year 2027 municipal tax rate Monday, five days after convening an emergency meeting to consider how to address a $37,500 deficit identified during ...

A team of Percheron horses owned by Jackie Merriam of West Meadow Apiary pulled grand marshals Gail and Chris Billings through downtown Randolph on Independence Day, leading a string of more than 50 ...

After 22 years in the Vermont legislature, Senator Alison Clarkson has decided not to run for re-election this year. Clarkson is one of three senators serving the Windsor district, which includes ...

Hundreds of residents and visitors lined Route 100 and gathered in the park on Saturday as Rochester celebrated Independence Day with its annual Fourth of July parade, a community 5K, live music, and ...

The youth musical group returns to Chandler Music Hall to perform Monty Python’s “Spamalot.” This weekend, Chandler Music Hall will come to life as young actors make their debut, galloping across the ...

A man facing charges for throwing a cinderblock through a mail truck’s window late last year is now facing accusations he assaulted a pregnant woman and others while under the influence in Royalton.

Windsor County Democrats got their first look at three men running for Windsor County Sheriff at a forum held at the Congregational Church in Sharon on June 24. The forum, hosted by the Windsor County ...

A brief downpour failed to put a damper on Chelsea’s Independence Day celebration Saturday as residents turned out in force for the town’s annual parade and community festivities, marking the nation’s ...

Tom Harty is a lifelong Vermonter who cares deeply about the future of our state. His life experiences will make him a good legislator. Having been the deputy secretary of agriculture, he knows how to ...

Nine public libraries serving the White River Valley region have received $350 grants from the Vermont Department of Libraries to support summer programming for children and teens. The grants are part ...

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