Cyclists pedaled their ways up and over Smugglers' Notch and back again, over and over, Saturday as a way to bring recognition to the struggles Black people have in America.
A youth tennis camp proposed for Stowe Hollow has been denied by the town, largely because it would bring too much of a racket to the quiet residential area.
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High school sports in northern Vermont are set to kick off later than initially expected this month.
The Stowe Tennis Club championships took place at the end of August after two separate, pandemic-friendly weeks of tournaments.
A hunter may take up to four deer in Vermont’s two-part archery season if they do not shoot any deer in the other deer seasons.
The Canada goose hunting season, to help control Vermont’s resident Canada goose population prior to the arrival of Canada geese migrating south from Canada, started Sept. 1.
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With support from Union Bank, the cycling community has come together to put on Ride for Justice on Saturday, Sept. 19. All proceeds benefit the Lamoille Restorative Center.
Hinesburg native and 2017 Thunder Road track champion Bobby Therrien got the win for the Maplewood/Irving Oil Late Models during a 50-lap feature on Thursday, Aug. 20.
Justina Wentworth Reichelt is the next coach for Stowe’s storied field hockey program while Shane Bufano will lead the boys soccer team, a program that has won eight-straight state championships dating back to 2012.
For most of us just swimming 32 miles would be challenge enough.
Yeti Baseball, part of the Next Level Baseball League, is holding a tryout for all 12-year olds (Little League graduate class of 2020) to 15-year olds, on Sunday, Aug. 30, at 1:30 p.m. at Peoples Academy in Morrisville.
The bear hunt is on.
Kaiden Fisher may not be able to drive on the roads, but he is making a name for himself on the racetrack.
"On Snow" Snow News covers the people, trends and events of ski racing, snowboarding and free styling, plus the flavor of winter in the Stowe area.
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There will be no World Cup ski racing in Killington this Thanksgiving.
Lots of action on last week’s trivia question! The warming hut near the top of Big Spruce was called the Lookout. Bill “Shakey” Hay was one of the first to answer.
Just a few more thoughts from The Scribe as this strange time drags on.
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