HALIFAX-A public hearing on these updates and revisions to the Halifax Town Plan will be held Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 7 p.m. Under Vermont Law, a town plan can be updated and amended at any time, but ...

DUMMERSTON-Baking nearly 1,000 apple pies in around 70 hours spread out over 10 days is a big job for the volunteers who report to the basement kitchen of Dummerston Congregational Church during the ...

NEWFANE-Spanning a range of styles, media, subjects, and decades, a new exhibition covers three generations of a family of fine artists. “The Family Tree” features works in oil by Cicely Aikman ...

Editor's note: The cover photo accompanying the print version of this story was a composite image with two serious errors. First, the individual identified as Gary Fox was not, in fact, the correct ...

PUTNEY-The National Science Foundation recently awarded $7.9 million to establish the PFAS Environmental Research Network (PERN), a four-year initiative bringing together Vermont researchers, ...

BRATTLEBORO-Sparks did not fly when the sitting lieutenant governor and a former lieutenant governor came to Brattleboro on Sept. 10 to debate each other for a job they both want: lieutenant governor.

BRATTLEBORO-Now comes word that the former owner of 69A has been arrested for allegedly selling drugs to the very people she claimed to be helping. For the neighbors, this was not a shock. It was a ...

SPRINGFIELD-A trio of local history experts, working with historical records, personal exploration and, eventually, with archaeology staff and students from Dartmouth College, believe that they may ...

BRATTLEBORO-Marble Ace Arvidson was 17, a senior-to-be at Brattleboro Union High School, when he left a note on his bedroom door at his foster home at 503 Marlboro Rd. — the red house beside the ...

-The Bellows Falls girls’ soccer team opened their season on Aug. 29 in Westminster with a big 4-3 win over one of the top teams in Division IV, the West Rutland Golden Horde. West Rutland had only 11 ...

WILMINGTON-The story “Breathing new life into a seven-generation family farm” [News, Aug. 19] appeared with the wrong byline. It was written by Jackie Spinnell of The Deerfield Valley News. This News ...