South burlington

New location debuted successfully and will likely become market’s home

The “Vibrant Lives: Discovering Our Roots of Black Vermont” photography exhibit will be on display at the public library this summer.

Burlington Discover Jazz Festival turns Talent Skatepark into a stage for musicians and skaters alike.

For more than 20 years, Project Good Morning has provided daily check-ins for the city’s most vulnerable residents.

The sold-out event featured dishes from Liberia, India, Democratic Republic of Congo and others.

Chittenden County candidates gear up for crowded race ahead of August primary.

Construction could begin as soon as this summer. 

H.537 passed the House on March 20 and is now in the Senate Committee on Economic Development.

Tara Lynn oversees the Facebook group, which taps into Vermonters’ commitment to sustainability.

Falkenbush will be recognized for his athletic achievements and contributions to youth sports.

Inside the seed and plant swap at the South Burlington Public Library.

“Do I like having higher taxes? No, I don’t. But I think we need to support our community,” one voter said.

Polling locations will have sample ballots in Arabic, French, Nepali, Somali, Spanish, Swahili.

Schoolhouse Learning Center Head of School Liz Shayne has been announcing school closures through song for a decade.

At Farm to Go, youth build community while cooking dinner for their families.

Winter does not stop visitors to Red Rocks Park

Choral group preps for upcoming show

Aviation Director Nic Longo also took questions on F-35 noise, JetBlue service and more

State legislators and community members attended awards night featuring national guest speaker Erick Erickson

From beer gardens to adaptive sports, Adam Matth works to increase participation at the South Burlington Recreation Department

Now in its second year, the Green State Tattoo Convention drew dozens of artists from across the country and hundreds of potential clients. 

What South Burlington’s Parks and Open Spaces Master Plan is trying to do

Elizabeth Nelson paints landscapes stretching from Iceland to the NEK.

Current home set to be torn down soon

The Edge opened nine indoor courts in the fall making it the largest pickleball facility in the state.

A perfect storm — that’s how industry leaders describe the challenges Vermont developers face in 2025. 

Said a South Burlington teacher: “There has to be a balance, right? I don’t want this to be my only focus because the more the student feels embroiled in this situation, the more unsteady they’re going to feel.”

Tax hikes and program cuts spark debate

Voters share the values behind their votes

A new committee aims to add more housing while protecting the environment.

Sarah Jayne Kennelly creates showcases in South Burlington’s Public Art Gallery.

The project is part of the Vermont Green Schools Initiative, a partnership between the Lake Champlain Sea Grant, state environmental conservation department and Greenprint Partners.

Data on sidewalk defects will help South Burlington officials make walking safer and more enjoyable.

South Burlington City Cerk Holly Rees assures voters that numerous steps are taken to make the voting process a secure one.

Frequently asked questions and answers ahead of Election Day in South Burlington.

Another approach to addressing climate crisis in Vermont? One grounded in spirituality.

“We want to bring to bear for good, but we also want to do that in a very humble and a servant style.”

The new nonprofit provides wrestling education to anyone, and hopes to grow the sport amongst young people across the state.

‘It was a constant battle’ to keep JetBlue in the Green Mountain State — a conflict that started long before the airline pulled out in 2023.

Money-related issues were the most notable ballot items for South Burlington voters.

As Burlington International Airport braces for the holidays, officials with the city’s vehicle-for-hire licensing board want to see more action on a slew of proposals to improve peoples’ experience going to and from the airport.

The 1950s-era Ho Hum Motel underwent nine months of reconstruction to open a doorway to permanent and affordable housing for those in need.

For the last decade Wear and several pals have worked to reunite families with their furry friends. When a pet goes missing, searching for it can be difficult and lonely –– Wear can help.