Vermont offers ice fishing clinics

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department will be conducting Introduction to Ice Fishing Clinics open to the public this winter.

Hannaford Career Center leaders are asking the state to ramp up school choice among Vermont’s 17 Career and Technical Education hubs, which could increase enrollment and lower its tuition.

Vermont’s former lieutenant governor and the former head of the state senate announced their candidacy for two of Vermont’s top jobs.

Vermont anglers will want to know about several changes to fishing regulations that are taking effect on Jan. 1.

Check out this book about skiing and being ‘Just Exactly Perfect.’

Residents of the Green Mountain State are invited to enter the Vermont Writers’ Prize by submitting a poem or work of prose by Jan. 1, 2026

The task force will identify and remove barriers that can prevent eligible voters from participating in elections.

The Vermont Historical Society is launching its first annual Women’s History and Material Culture Fellowship.

The night sky is glowing with Aurorae and comets galore! Learn more and try to catch a glimpse yourself.

The state’s top accounting and human services officials warned a lengthy freeze in D.C. cash brought on by the federal shutdown could become crushing for the Green Mountain State.

The Vermont Department of Forests ordered town forest fire wardens to stop issuing burning permits. Green Mountain National Forest also issued fire restrictions.

“A high-quality education for our children should be the top priority of any decent and hopeful society; yet we are in danger of losing the public’s confidence in our ability to achieve that goal at a reasonable cost.”

Phil Scott represents all Vermonters, and he has an obligation to stand up to corruption, and to protect your state from illegal and threatening behavior — by anyone.

The author wrote this appreciation after earlier this month seeing a series of Beckett plays at Unadilla Theater, a Vermont gem located in a rural part of Marshfield.

The federal government killed a program that was designed to reduce the cost of electricity for low-income Vermonters by installing millions of dollars’ worth of solar energy across the state.