Community Bank has appointed Addison resident Matt Durkee to chief banking officer

Durkee is overseeing Community Bank’s banking strategy and performance across commercial, small business and retail banking.

Vermont State Police are asking for help finding the two people who broke into the Four Corners Store in Addison on Nov. 22.

People from around the state came for demonstrations, family activities and presentations from wildlife advocates, biologists and natural resource managers.

A decade after a horrifying car accident, Molly Johnsen prepares to publish a collection of poetry that takes the reader through trauma, disability and resilience.

In Addison, owners of both residential and non-residential real estate saw a major drop in their property tax bills when they opened them in July.

The 24th annual Dead Creek Wildlife Day features a bird-banding demonstration, decoy carving and expert-led walks and talks.

A new art hub and store has cropped up in Addison that showcases the work of 21 Vermont artisans. Come check it out!

The town of Starksboro is seeking community members interested in helping write grants for the Jerusalem Schoolhouse & Fire Station #2 Project. Grant funding could have a direct impact on reducing the tax burden for residents by offsetting project cos … (read more)

The Growing Tree, a full-day childcare and preschool program for children ages 32 months to five years, recently opened in the Addison Community Center.

The DAR John Strong Mansion/Museum in Addison will host a talk by Ellen Thompson Saturday, Aug. 2, at 1 p.m.: “Education, values, creativity: Samplers of Post-revolutionary War Vermont.”

On July 20, from noon to 4 p.m., members of the Green Mountain Timekeepers will be on the porch at the Chimney Point State Historic Site in Addison for this “Blast from the Past” to talk with visitors about their historic time pieces.

The following real estate sales were recorded in the town of Addison in 2024 and in the first six months of 2025. Three properties sold for more than $1 million but none fronted on Lake Champlain.

The Addison selectboard at its June 3 meeting declined to endorse a statement supporting Constitutional guarantees for “due process, equal protection, and fundamental rights to all persons regardless of citizenship, immigration status, race, religion, gen … (read more)

An effort to get Vermont towns to adopt a resolution condemning attacks on due process and affirming the constitutional rights of all people in their towns is making its way to the town of Addison.

Addison resident Sophia Parker has been named Miss Vermont 2025.