There are three ways a racer can make it into the Sunday’s Superstar start house at the Killington, Audi FIS World Cup.
The newly minted and merged Lamoille South school district is preparing its first operating budget.
The television antenna atop Mount Mansfield has been fixed, restoring over-the-air broadcasts for the NBC and CBS TV stations in Burlington.
The Vermont Legislature starts its 2020 session in a month, but Rep. Heidi Scheuermann has been busy during the offseason.
The Stowe Select Board has adopted a resolution suggested by the Vermont League of Cities and Towns — available online at bit.ly/stowecannabis — that calls for greater oversight for retail cannabis shops and collection of local tax revenue for cannabis sales.
Forrest Shinners, co-founder of Stowe gear-rental company Kit Lender, couldn’t get any investors to bite during his appearance on ABC’s “Shark Tank” Sunday night.
A woman injured when a tree fell on her during a Nov. 1 windstorm is recovering at a Boston rehabilitative hospital, “working insanely hard to regain movement,” according to the organizer of a fundraiser aimed at easing the financial burden.
Jake Burton Carpenter — the man whose name became synonymous with the evolution of snowboarding, from maligned troublemaker fringe sport, through mainstream acceptance and success, to Olympic gold — died last week from complications from a re-occurrence of cancer. He was 65.
Green River Reservoir is again in peril.
In addition to words of memory from the local slopes and shops, Vermont’s top elected officials shared their thoughts on the death of Burton Snowboards founder Jake Burton Carpenter.
The Stowe Select Board will hold a public hearing Dec. 9 on allowing the town to fine people for failing to comply with rules related to firefighting.
Killington Ski Resort’s streak of hosting audience-attracting World Cup racing seemed unstoppable, with an initial 30,000 spectators in 2016 climbing to 35,000 in 2017 and 39,000 in 2018.
Attorney General TJ Donovan is urging Vermonters to express opposition to a proposal that would cut food stamps in the state.
Rusty Gregory, CEO of Sugarbush Resort’s new parent company, knew his audience was worried that corporate ownership would change the nature of the ski area that drives their local economy.
David Edleson, rabbi at South Burlington’s Temple Sinai, planned to start the 3SquaresVT Challenge on Sunday, Nov. 17. Then he slipped up and bought a salad at Panera Bread.
Vermont’s two rural electric cooperatives are seeking rate increases for next year, citing rising power supply costs, among other factors.
For the fourth year in a row, Stowe native Tiger Shaw, president and CEO of the United State…
Six members of the 2019 Stowe High School varsity field hockey team have been named to Capit…
The Stowe Raiders U-10 Tier 4 had a great weekend of hockey, winning both of their games Nov…
Swimmers logged 1.2 million meters in October in a virtual swim challenge at The Swimming Ho…
The Stowe Swimmers made waves at their second meet of the season, the Dorsi Reynolds Memoria…
A Traditional Christmas in Stowe, an annual festival, will be held Dec. 6 to 8, with tree li…
The 20th annual Festival of Lights is this Saturday, Dec. 7, in Morrisville, sponsored by th…
The Tree of Lights will soon be lit on the Stowe Village Green, raising money for local hospices.
A Blue Christmas remembrance service — for any and all who have experienced the loss of love…
A useful tip for the mature marrying for the first time: If you elope, you are not entitled …
Many of you traveled far and wide or even just around the corner to enjoy Stowe’s trails in …
We had a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving, but let’s think about thankfulness from t…
To the Editor:
Maggie Aiken’s “speed, hustle and ability to encourage and excite her teammates before games made a great impact on helping our team to have a…
You can’t blame Mikaela Shiffrin for basking in the glow after finishing first and third in the World Cup races at Killington last weekend.
Vermonter Mikaela Shiffrin feels comfortable at Killington, and the results show it.
Space is the final frontier, the realm of science fiction, of futurist ponderings, an endless star-speckled darkness where few humans have been but countless millions have stared into since the beginning of time.
Across Roads Center for the Arts brings Strife & Joy, with live-looping artist Emma Back, to the Grange Hall Cultural Center, 317 Howard Ave., Waterbury Center, for an evening of music on Friday, Dec. 13, at 7:30 p.m. Back is a classically and jazz-trained violinist and vocalist. She use…
Students at Stowe High School will present “Big Fish” — a musical by Andrew Lippa and book by John August — at the school auditorium this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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