In Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, the Fourth of July still feels like it should. Tractors roll down country roads, neighbors ...

Very many young men come to New York in quest of business, whereby they may acquire wealth sooner into a greater extent than ...

Our topography is rolling hills and gentle green mountains, while theirs is flat open range, until the Black Hills in western ...

As Vermonters get ready to swim and play in the state's lakes and ponds this summer, state health and environmental officials ...

The Greensboro Free Public Library is one of eight Vermont libraries awarded a $2,500 Winnie Belle Learned grant from the ...

There's an old Irish proverb about friendship: "It is in the shelter of each other that people live." This resonates with me ...

I'm in history mode exploring facts about the Declaration of Independence (the "Declaration"). On July 4, 2026, we celebrate ...

The Vermont Land Trust recognized Clark Colby of Lunenburg, Vt., with a Land Steward Award and $500. Nine other students ...

As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, I'm fascinated by how our ancestors' efforts might ...

Danville artist Travis Perry’s rendering of a Revolutionary War minuteman captures the resolve of those who first put their ...

The Miss Lyndonville Diner will get a second life. Tori Deos, a Lyndonville resident with a decade of restaurant experience, purchased the 686 Broad Street property Wednesday for $600,000 and plans to ...

At 18, William J. Monteith crossed the border from Quebec into Vermont alone. The year was 1877. His father had come from ...