The state’s 29 municipalities with at least 5,000 people are set to ask voters for nearly $275 million in capital projects — a leap from $60 million last year — in a collective wish list heavy with ...

I read with great sense of wonder the article by Gordon Dritschilo in the Feb. 6 edition of the Rutland Herald, regarding two developers requesting tax stabilization for projects in ...

Troopers were called to the West Rutland School after staff members told police they thought their coworker drove drunk to ...

Vermont was set to get $9.3 million to support new electric vehicle charging stations in 11 towns, but the Federal Highway ...

Vermont Business Magazine Let’s Build Homes (LBH), a non-partisan, pro-housing alliance, today announced its Board of Directors. Representing diverse sectors, regions, and backgrounds, the Board will ...

Consider visiting some of these sites to mark Black History Month or keep them in mind to travel to when the weather is ...

You don't often see child care as part of a downtown solution,” said Vermont Director of First Children‘s Finance.

Are you ready for a Vermont road trip featuring far-reaching pastoral views, historic New England towns, and plenty of ...

The new manager of the Rutland Area Food Co-op is a familiar face.

Campaign signs spread throughout Vermont cities and towns signal the approach of Town Meeting Day. Candidates are making ...

by Kelly Devine Sunday may end up being the best day downtown in 2025. Thank you to everyone who made the parade celebrating the University of Vermont (UVM) Soccer Team's 2024 Division 1 championship ...

Vermont’s massive flea markets offer hours of treasure-hunting bliss, with countless stalls brimming with rare finds and vintage treasures. First stop on our flea market frenzy: Wilmington! This ...