Tick risk in Addison County remains very high

Residents are being urged to take precautions against ticks, which can carry Lyme disease, babesiosis and other illnesses.

Growing food and a family at Golden Russet Farm

“It’s great knowing that what we produce is staying so close to home and in the Addison County community; it’s pretty amazing.” — Pauline Stevens

The joy of slowing down with John Freidin

“One of the things that is really special about Vermont is the scale. It makes things easier. When you need help, it’s easier to know where to look or how to find it.” — John Freidin

Historic Hubbard Cabin awaits restoration after its relocation at the Middlebury Snowbowl

The old log structure was moved to a new home between the Starr Lodge and the snowmaking pond.

‘Otterly Hopeless’ trio defends outhouse race title

One of Bristol’s most unique traditions took place on July 4th, the famous Outhouse Races.

Advocates promote changes in how we perceive psychedelics

SPARK is a newly formed Vermont nonprofit working to encourage ethical, accessible community education on psychedelics and psychedelic-assisted therapies through public talks and conversations.

Lincoln tornado causes destruction

The tornadoes this past Thursday were two out of three that have hit the state this year, making 2026 already an above-average year for tornadoes in Vermont

Vergennes Eco & Energy Fair showcases local solutions for a cleaner future

The fourth annual fair on the City Green this past Saturday demonstrated ways residents can work toward a green future.

Summer Meals connects kids to food during school vacation

While vacation can be a time of fun and play, some families still face the realities of hunger.