The former Rutland City alderman replaces Mike Doenges, who resigned midway through his two-year term.

The local watercolor artist’s is being recognized for “In the Pocket,” a baseball themed piece.

The Chaffee Art Center in Rutland is taking gingerbread houses to a new level hosting the annual contest to see whose is best this year.

Women share their business journeys in Vermont

Vintage Market Days at the fairgrounds in Rutland saw streams of people hoping for the rare find or unique items for their collections and homes.

A writer, an artist and a musician describe their work

International Day of Peace is right around the corner on Sept. 21, where people around the world take part in various activities and organize events centered on the theme of “peace”.

Mary Bride has been a secretary at Mill River Union High School since 1989 and students and colleagues say she’s basically the glue of the school.

Nanci Gordon is a longtime Rutland area DJ with a passion for the Beatles, and preaching.

Ted’s Pizza, a staple in Rutland for decades, has been sold to new owners after longtime owner Tony Romeo decided to retire.

The Sparkle Barn, Wallingford’s artsy gift shop, has added an eye-popping “Bloom Room” event space and will soon be offering a mobile version.

Kenneth Hart is 104 years old and currently resides in The Pines nursing home in Rutland. He spoke about all the changes he’s seen in his life and what keeps him going.

Rutland Regional Medical Center has installed a Mamava lactation pod providing hospital workers and the public a comfortable, private place for mothers to pump.