Randolph Center campus continues to evolve, one figure stands at the forefront, guiding its athletic department toward a ...

Walking along a dirt road last winter, I heard a collection of pleasant, sputtering trills coming from a stand of conifers ...

Color and Joy for a Winter Afternoon, Saturday, Jan. 25 at 3 p.m at the Unitarian Church of Montpelier on Main Street—a ...

The Brookfield Ice Harvest and Mid-Winter-Fest will be held on Saturday, Jan. 25 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Brookfield Floating Bridge and Hippo Park on Rte. 65 in Brookfield. The event includes a ...

Despite the cold temperatures and snow covering the ground, the Ridgeline Outdoor Collective is in full swing maintaining trails. Volunteer Thatcher Hinman, who oversees the Randolph trails, said that ...

As we welcome the New Year, many Vermonters are setting resolutions to build new skills, improve their health, or spend more ...

Vt. Biz reported that Gifford’s 2024 revenue totaled $63.1 million. The third and last area company to make the list took the number-69 slot. DuBois & King, Inc. had $24.8 million in revenue in 2024, ...

The Randolph Union Ghost bowlers traveled to Colchester to face the Burlington Seahorses, Essex Hornets, and Fair Haven Slaters, seeding first and finishing first. The Ghosts were able to secure the ...

Gifford CEO Michael Costa said that the main thing he wants the community to know is that Gifford is open—“24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. “I happen to think that great performance ...

The Hancock Selectboard held a regular meeting Tuesday, Jan. 7 at the town clerk’s office, in person and via video. Minutes from previous meeting held December 17, were approved. There was a bid ...

Note: This story involves descriptions of sexual assault. If you are the victim of sexual assault, seek help from law enforcement, medical professionals, or a trusted adult. A Sharon man is facing ...

One of the most enjoyable parts of the beginning-of-the-legislative session fanfare is hearing the benediction from Peacham minister, the Rev. Robert A. Potter. Here is a lightly edited transcript of ...