Feedback from residents was overwhelmingly against the proposed change to the charter. “I think it’s pretty anti-democratic and really flies in the face of our values as Americans and Vermonters,” ...

School officials say closure will help strengthen educational programming at three other K-6 schools in the district, but residents fear closure will only exacerbate demographic decline in their small ...

Long-time public official Dave Wolk stepped down from the role of Rutland County assistant judge on Monday, ahead of a bid for state senate. After more than a three-decade hiatus from the legislature, ...

Vermont lawmakers have tried to address gaps for years. But the topic prompts a sticky debate about balancing public safety ...

For students with complex needs, therapeutic schools like Kindle Farm offer a path back to learning, stability, and confidence. Learn how this school in southern Vermont is changing lives and giving ...

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This week’s Young Writers Project entry is “Ours” by Isla Segal, 14, Woodstock. Art is “Welcome,” also by Isla Segal.

Given the state of the world currently, I believe the games are needed now more than ever,” says Peter Graves, a Bennington-born announcer whose new memoir recounts a particularly vocal career.

To this day, Vermonter Andrea Mead Lawrence remains the only American alpine skier to win two golds in a single Olympic games.

There are 36 Red Cross disaster volunteers across the cross-border region who logged over 1,000 hours collectively in 2025. But not all of those volunteers participate equally.

A small school isn’t a failed school. A rural school isn’t a business mistake. It’s a reflection of who lives there and where they live. We can’t legislate away geography. We can’t consolidate rural ...