City’s rec director seeks Commodore Club support

Vergennes Recreation Coordinator Martha DeGraaf says the Commodore Club, which provides after school programming, could benefit from long-term city support.

Vergennes’s expanding recreation department needs more investment to maintain its infrastructure and programming.

Bring the entire family for an afternoon of magical fun at the beautiful and historic Bixby Library on Oct. 18 at noon.

Consistent outreach to students and families helped pave the way for the first 6th-grade class at VUMS.

Collins Aerospace’s Vergennes facility was recognized in a recent ceremony in Montpelier.

Health officials urge Vermonters to protect themselves from mosquito bites because EEE disease is rare but can be deadly.

State Rep. Matt Birong’s visit to Israel, paid for by the Israeli government, has drawn criticism from his constituents.

The Vergennes Opera House All Access Project may have closed the curtains on the theater’s stage — for now — but THE SHOW MUST GO ON! Check out the venues for this year’s Off Stage Series.

According to administrators, teachers, ANWSD board members, students and families, the introduction of 6th grade to VUMS went well.

The Vergennes Day Road Race raised a record $7500 for the Vergennes Opera House.

With Vergennes’ new Scouts BSA troop, girls can join the service, leadership, advancement, and adventure opportunities the boys have long enjoyed as part of Scouting America. 

Proposed changes in Vergennes zoning laws would conditionally allow retail uses in the city’s Historic Neighborhood District and residential uses in the Commercial District.

Vermont’s homelessness crisis is getting worse, according to a new report released by the Housing and Homelessness Alliance of Vermont. 

Vergennes and Panton residents continue to discuss the impact of a possible new boundary between the two communities.

Vergennes property tax rates for the current fiscal year dropped across the board.