Currently, there is a waiting list of second-graders at Brookside Primary School eagerly awaiting a mentor to read with on Thursdays from 11:15 a.m. until noon.

With the government shutdown, many of our community members will be left without SNAP benefits starting November 1. I am proposing an emergency food drive for our local food pantries on Saturday and ...

The land use maps that will shape future development in Vermont aren’t handed down from the State House. They’re built through local conversations where residents bring their hopes and concerns to the ...

The Waterbury Skatepark holds its grand opening celebration this Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. at Hope Davey Park.

Hundreds of employees within the Agency of Human Services showed up to the state office complex in Waterbury on Thursday to ...

Across Vermont, 911 operators have begun connecting Vermonters directly to trained mental health counselors under a new ...

Unilever, the owner of Ben & Jerry’s, announced Tuesday that, due to the federal government shutdown , the conglomerate would ...

When Justin Highet moved to Vermont in 2016, photography was something he fit in “when there was time.” This fall, it takes ...

The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation announced on Friday that it has ended the statewide order issued on Sept. 22 that called for a halt to burn permits due to extremely dry ...

The Harwood School Board gets the latest enrollment data and plans to spend an hour of Wednesday’s meeting reviewing a ...

Red-breasted nuthatches, like the one hiding seeds under the white pine’s bark, typically stay in cold climates. They employ ...

Nearly 400 people turned out on Saturday morning for the No Kings Day rally at the intersection of Stowe and Main streets in ...