Though there are two separate races for the two board seats, it appears that the candidates are in two camps. Driving around town, residents will see campaign signs for Soucy sitting right next to ...

It was the day of the horrific Boston Marathon bombing in 2013 that the Brattleboro softball team was at Rutland's Northeast ...

BARRE TOWN — If you live in Barre (the city or the town) and yard work is part of your Green Up Day activities, it's worth remembering the yard waste disposal site on Upper Holden Road just opened for ...

Barre City’s annual meeting elections are coming up May 13, and early voting is already available through the clerk’s office. I encourage Barre City voters to support an independently elected ...

While April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we must remember that, for survivors, this is not just one month out of the year — it’s their daily reality. Sexual violence ...

Those interested in developing more housing in the Capital City just told planning commissioners there's nothing wrong with the city's encyclopedic zoning regulations that a shredder couldn't solve.

Bellows Falls is making a habit of beating teams in higher divisions than the Terriers. Bellows Falls had already beaten ...

Legendary Vermont high school coach Bill O’Neil, who led Essex to a combined 24 state championships over three sports and nearly 1,300 varsity wins, passed away over the weekend. He ...

This month marked a grim milestone for Sudan, the unfortunate African country suffering what is considered the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. On April 15, the country’s brutal civil war entered ...

Long before a staff member at the Vermont School for Girls was charged last month with the repeated sexual abuse and exploitation of a minor student, warning signs had been ...

EAST MONTPELIER - U-32 has a reputation for its athletic supremacy in any season and takes plenty of pride in backing up the ...

When it comes to a proposal to lease a portion of Doty Memorial School to a private preschool that has been serving central Vermont families for decades, some ...