Mark Salveit presents ‘Ego Tourism’ at the Bixby

Learn more about Taoism from Mark Salveit’s one-man show at the Bixby Library in Vergennes on Thursday, Jan. 22.

A promise by the Ferrisburgh selectboard this week to send some much-needed financial support to Vergennes came as a big shot in the arm to a local youth program.

For the first time since August, Vergennes Laundry recently welcomed customers into the cafe, now at a newly renovated location on Main Street.

Congrats to Spencer Gebo who was named to the Dean’s List at Lasell University.

The Vergennes Lions Club’s Toys for Christmas Program provides new toys, gifts and even bicycles for hundreds of children each year.

In partnership with the Vermont Department of Health, Valley Vista has opened 27 new residential treatment beds at its Vergennes facility.

The Vermont Principals’ Association last week announced Vermont’s 2026 United States Senate Youth Program delegates, and one of them is from Vergennes.

A big grant and a property transfer moves forward the effort to develop 74 units of workforce housing on a 14.4-acre parcel off North Main Street.

Jennifer Pearson, the Bixby’s new library director, has extensive library and management experience.

Move over, sleighs – Vergennes is ringing in the holiday season with its first-ever Holiday Roll Tractor Parade.

The Vergennes city council appears to be getting ready to serve a proposal to voters this coming March.

On Saturday, Nov. 8, the Seth Warner-Rhoda Farrand Chapter of the DAR held a Quilts of Valor ceremony for two local Vietnam veterans — Steve McElroy and Joanne Reynolds.

Mike Randall from the Big Blue Trunk will bring his balloon art to LuLu’s and Rocker’s Pizzeria on Saturday, Nov. 22, for two free family-friendly events.

The Champlain Valley Christian Reformed Church will host the Thanksgiving Community Hymn Sing on Sunday, Nov. 23, at 3 p.m. Proceeds and donations still benefit the All Access Project at the Vergennes Opera House.

The updated regulations allow retail uses in the city’s Historic Neighborhood District near downtown and residential uses in the city’s three-part Commercial District.