SMC baseball now in uncharted territory
There was a different vibe around St. Michael’s College baseball this spring. The old doormat was no longer a welcome mat — a guaranteed victory for Northeast-10 Conference opponents —
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Twinfield officials hit pause button on merger talks
MARSHFIELD — After meeting with fellow board members of schools in Cabot and Danville, Twinfield Union School officials say they will wait to see what the Legislature does with education
Montpelier ready to get to work on backburnered projects
MONTPELIER — The list is $60 million long, most of the required funding is either in hand or has been committed and, while the schedule is subject to change, several
Roundup: Montpelier pummels Burlington, 15-3
MONTPELIER — The Burlington boys Ultimate team has never had a losing season and claimed its second crown two years ago after advancing to the championship for the fourth time
Montpelier Ultimate gears up for PVI
Competing against a reigning national champ is the type of thing most athletes can only close their eyes and dream about in a tiny state like Vermont.
Small-school solution for Middlesex and Worcester panned
EAST MONTPELIER — A solution to declining enrollment in the Washington Central Unified Union School District is generating a fresh round of frustration.
All Brains Belong brings neurodivergent Vermonters together
MONTPELIER — Just behind the city’s firehouse, an unassuming Victorian building holds a doctor’s office that reimagines what healthcare can look like for neurodivergent people.
Times Argus Community News for May 12, 2026
Today's digest of public announcements, milestones, and goings-on around town.
Roundup: Harwood tennis tops Middlebury, 6-1
WATERBURY - Familiarity often breeds contempt, but it was a different story Monday as the Harwood and Middlebury girls continued to gain respect for each on the tennis courts.
Tier 3 and 'road rule' repeal signal shift in Vermont politics
MONTPELIER — Lawmakers have voted to repeal parts of a new land use law that many say did rural Vermonters a bad turn.
Mill River School Board to request lawmakers impose independent school quality standard requirements
NORTH CLARENDON — The Mill River Unified Union School Board narrowly approved a motion last week requesting lawmakers to require publicly funded independent schools to adhere to state Education Quality
Boots on the Ground: Tied up
Editor’s note: The following column is provided to The Times Argus and Rutland Herald by Atlas Government Affairs and Garnet Government Relations. It is the opinion of its authors. The
Roundup: Spaulding girls lock up first victory
BARRE – Early-season losses piled up quickly for the Spaulding girls lacrosse team, but its winless record included an asterisk because the Crimson Tide played one of the toughest schedules
Dueling 'petitions' urge Washinngton Central board to shift gears and stay the course
EAST MONTPELIER — The battle over where some of the Washington Central Unified Union School District’s youngest students should be educated when its six schools reopen in August has officially
Multiple people cited following drug bust in Barre
BARRE — Police say multiple people have been cited following a drug bust in the Granite City.
Barre City Police Log: Road rage, multiple assaults reported
The following is a sampling of calls to Barre City police in recent days:
Times Argus Community News for May 8, 2026
Today's digest of public announcements, milestones, and goings-on around town.
Roundup: North Country blanks Spaulding
BARRE - Even in a team sport like baseball, the ability of one athlete to singlehandedly change the complexion of a game is undeniable.
William 'Bill' Bugbee named 2026 Wendell F. Pelkey Award winner
BARRE TOWN — William H. “Bill” Bugbee has been named this year’s Wendell F. Pelkey Citizenship & Service Award winner.
Barre City Police Log: Road rage, multiple assaults reporeted
The following is a sampling of calls to Barre City police in recent days:
Hood tests Spaulding in Ward 1 council race
BARRE — Ward 1 voters will have two political choices to make on Tuesday and Sonya Spaulding and John Hood are eagerly awaiting the answer to one of them.
Do-over dooms $1 million bond in Williamstown
WILLIAMSTOWN — Plans to invest $1 million upgrading nine unpaved roads this summer hit a massive speed bump on Wednesday when voters narrowly rejected the ballot measure during a single-issue
Area lacrosse stars take skills to next level
There were eight boys teams and eight girls squads just over three decades ago during Vermont’s first varsity lacrosse state tournaments.
Times Argus Community News for May 7, 2026
Today's digest of public announcements, milestones, and goings-on around town.