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“Stowe Raiders. Razzle Dazzle. Welcome to Title Town. Put that on the front page.”
The U.S. Alpine Ski Team has been named.
The Vermont walleye fishing season opens Saturday, May 1, marking the return of some of the best walleye fishing in New England.
The eighth class of inductees for the Vermont Sports Hall of Fame will be inducted in a virtual celebration Thursday, April 29.
Juliette Wilkens, 13, of Stowe, was crowned Level 7 State Champion at last weekend’s state gymnastics meet in Essex.
Bjorn Westervelt competed in his third Biathlon World Championships earlier this month in Obertilliach, Austria, part of a relay team that finished eighth.
A senior on the Stowe girls’ basketball team, called the “heart of the team” by her coach, has been honored by her and others around the league.
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Stowe High School’s athletic teams had to abruptly pull out of their post-season tournaments after numerous positive cases of COVID-19 were discovered in Stowe schools.
Despite lingering snow cover, the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department says anglers can still have fun and be successful early in the season.
Join author and Nordic ski racer John Morton Thursday, April 1, 7 p.m., for a virtual evening of storytelling as he shares stories from his recent book “Celebrate Winter, An Olympian’s Stories of a Life in Nordic Skiing,” as part of Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum’s Red Bench series.
Hinesburg’s Cedar Knoll Country Club has hired Michael Slayton to serve as director of instruction.
Vermont’s spring snow goose hunt runs through April 23.
Catch up on sports results from Stowe High School.
"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.
Last Sunday, one of the most unusual ski seasons in Stowe’s long history came to an end.
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The Stowe ski season is coming to an end and so to is the Retro-Ski season. I’ll start with a reminder of a special event next Thursday, April 22, 7 p.m. The Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum will livestream a one-on-one conversation with Phil Mahre as part of its Red Bench series. The event …
Having spent a good part of the winter skiing every public resort in the state, and a surprising number of backyard areas, there is yet one more alternative that ended up being far more fascinating than one might imagine — private areas that offer an interesting alternative to the modest sca…
The end is in sight. No indication from Mother Nature, or those lesser minions known as the snow gods, has given any reason to suppose that the ski season will be extended past April 18.
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