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A season ago, the Woodstock High field hockey team suffered a heartbreaking double-overtime loss to Montpelier in the VPA Division III state final. One year later, the Wasps returned to the D-III final and a...
MONTPELIER — A lawsuit has been filed alleging Washington County Mental Health Services knew Matthew Gomes was a threat before he reportedly murdered his parents.
Becky and Brad Carey, owners of The Book Garden, arrange inventory Wednesday at their new space on State Street in downtown Montpelier. The new store is about twice as big
A panel speaks Tuesday night following a sold-out screening of “Best Day Ever!” at The Savoy in Montpelier. The award-winning documentary follows Vermont adaptive mountain bikers Greg Durso and Allie
Banshees wave goodbye to visitors during a Haunted State House tour in Montpelier on Wednesday night. Organized by Friends of the State House and the Sergeant at Arms office, the
A crane lowers a roof truss into place this week as Birch Point Building Company constructs a new home near Towne Hill Road in Montpelier.
Facebook Bluesky Twitter LinkedIn Email Listen • 3:57 Erica Heilman / Vermont PublicJim LaCourse, creator of Jim'sville and the haunted barn, pictured in East Montpelier. It’s the last week of October, a...
As winter approaches and debates rage in Montpelier over Vermont’s approach to homelessness, the small municipality faces a difficult balance between the competing needs of its constituents.
MONTPELIER — Vermonters struggling to pay their heating fuel bills this winter will be able to get some extra help from the state, giving them the same buying power they
Anyone who’s been reading these columns this year knows I grew up in Montpelier. I lived there from age 6 to 14, so if I have a hometown, Montpelier is
Heidi Schreck not only read the Constitution at a young age, but dug in, learning its articles and amendments, and successfully — very successfully — delivering speeches and winning debate
MONTPELIER — It wasn’t quite “return to sender,” but a federal agency has rejected a nonprofit coalition’s winning bid for the historic State Street building that was the long-time home
MONTPELIER — Vermont 211 continues to be available from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., seven days a week, 365 days a year, to connect Vermonters with essential resources: including local
MONTPELIER, Vt. — The very disease that has decimated millions of American elms in the U.S. is now being used to bring the iconic trees back.
EAST MONTPELIER — Every underclassman hopes to make an early impact when they get their chance on the varsity level.
‘My paintings are stops on a journey, and they build on each other; they are not ends or beginnings, but the flow of my life,” the late Ray Brown (1940-2020)
MONTPELIER — A letter from 27 Vermont veterans and Guard family members urges Gov. Scott and legislators to support the Defend the Guard Act, and expresses "deep concern about the
Back in 1992, Woodstock artist Charlet Davenport developed an installation of new work for the T.W. Wood Gallery — then located at the Vermont College at Norwich University’s Montpelier campus.
MONTPELIER — In May, Gov. Phil Scott announced that he’d signed an executive order creating the Vermont Artificial Intelligence Economic Task Force.
MONTPELIER — When the Department for Children and Families seeks to take a child into their custody, Vermont law requires the court to appoint a Guardian ad Litem (GAL). GALs
Montpelier Mayor Marc Gwinn, rear center, is joined by campers from a Wilder Arts summer camp and members of the Complete Streets Committee to celebrate the opening of a new
09-20-1981 (cutline): Judy Meese and Branch E. Carpenter got a flying start on their new life together yesterday. They exchanged their wedding vows in a field in Montpelier and then took off in the basket of...
Denise Boucher, left, and Amy Flannery, both of Plainfield, paddle the stand-up paddle boards on the calm waters of North Montpelier Pond in East Montpelier this week.
A young black bear sits high in a white pine tree in East Montpelier recently. Black bears climb trees to escape danger, and coniferous trees often provide concealment and protection