Washington Central to Vote on Making It Easier to Close Schools
The tension was palpable on July 28 in a former one-room schoolhouse where two dozen people gathered to talk about […]
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Queen City Public Safety Debate Shifts to Needle Exchanges
Democrats on the Burlington City Council held a press conference on July 24 to discuss a proposal that would take
Athletes at the Vermont Ninja Warrior Training Center Aim for the Big Time
For many people, 10 pull-ups is a whole workout. But for athletes at the Vermont Ninja Warrior Training Center, it’s
An Independent PAC Is Spending Big to Support Democrat Aly Richards’ Bid for Governor
An independent expenditure political action committee called Time for a Change has amassed $230,000 to promote Democratic gubernatorial candidate Aly
An Evangelist Has a Plan in Poultney. Can He Pull It Off?
The man who wants to turn the former Green Mountain College campus into a Christian school called Z University arrived
Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont, August 5-12
Ripe With Opportunity Saturday 8 Stowe’s Strawberry Hill Farm serves as the ideal backdrop for Strawberry Jam, a diverse music
Makenna Goodman’s ‘Helen of Nowhere’ Long-Listed for the Booker Prize
Makenna Goodman got the news shortly before it went public on Tuesday: Her second novel, Helen of Nowhere, is long-listed
Driver Cited for Burlington Crash That Killed 16-Year-Old Cyclist
Prominent Burlington folk artist Douglas Knapp will appear in court next month to face a charge of negligent operation with
Driver Cited for Burlington Crash That Killed 16-Year-Old Cyclist
Prominent Burlington folk artist Douglas Knapp will appear in court next month to face a charge of negligent operation with
Have You Voted Yet? Our 2026 Vermont Primary Guide Can Help.
Vermont has issues. High property taxes led to an extensive effort to reform how public schools are funded and governed.