Donated land to be called Wolf Tree Wilderness Sanctuary.

Poultney area residents gathered recently to celebrate spring and Vermont’s maple treasures at MapleFest.

The eatery offers pizza, sandwiches, Southern barbecue and Italian favorites.

Mental health and substance abuse treatment facility expanding number of beds and programs, including culinary opportunities.

For three decades, the Merwin family has been creating and displaying art in Castleton.

Churches in the town are about much more than just religion.

Castleton residents braved chilly temps on Dec. 6 to attend the annual “Christmas in Castleton” event that featured a parade with you know who in it.

Via Community News Service and VTSU-Castleton for the Mountain Times Eric Killorin, a Middlebury-based freelance photographer, is taking his craft to new heights by embracing AI technology and combining it with his own original pieces. He specializes in rural landscapes, vintage automobiles, portraits, and abandoned and environmental spaces. He uses a full-frame DSLR camera with […]

The Grammy-winning ’90s band Blues Traveler performed old hits, covers and new releases on Oct. 3

Crowds visited the Fair Haven Green for fall foods and crafts on Sept. 20 despite fewer apple stands this year.

Many bakeries at Rutland’s fourth annual Whoopie Pie Festival were returning contestants for “best whoopie pie.”

Rutland area residents took to the streets Thursday as part of nationwide protests of the Trump administration.

A company with Rutland ties has developed a way to transform human urine into useable fertilizer in a process they refer to as “pee-cycling.”

Poultney officials have taken action against two dogs in town accused of killing neighbors’ chickens.

Young Vermonters often decide to leave their small hometowns for jobs elsewhere, but siblings Martin and Whitney VanBuren decided to stay put and make a difference in Poultney.

Vermont State University’s DEI leader answers a variety of questions regarding new DEI challenges and personal questions about his life in Vermont.

Wingman of the Year, a company aiming to redefine dating shows, is coming to Rutland on Saturday for a live dating show.

Rutland County Pride co-founder and Executive Director William Fourney-Mills talks about the organization’s current programs, goals for the future and the atmosphere for the LGBTQIA+ community in Rutland.