The “One Big Beautiful Bill” is now law. What’s in it is unclear and many Congress people seem not to have read it. They voted the way the president told them to. It includes everything but the ...

Gary Black Jr., former Waitsfield resident and publisher of Waitsfield-based Ski Racing Magazine, will be honored with the Paul Robbins award by the Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum in Stowe when that ...

Last week visitors to Blueberry Lake began reporting on obscene and hateful graffiti at the U.S. Forest Service-owned site in Warren. The graffiti, found on rocks and signage at the local swimming and ...

A new 30,000-square-foot building that will house a day care center for up to 150 children is being proposed for the former Colby Farm on Center Road in Middlesex. The proposal, presented Wednesday ...

The red-carpet premiere of the documentary “Zero Limits” captivated a sold-out audience in Sacramento, marking a milestone in the film's journey across the globe. With cast members – including locals ...

After first announcing a May closure for the local health center, Central Vermont Medical Center is now reporting that the facility’s final day of seeing patients will be September 26.

For the first time in more than a decade, the Mad River Valley Little League fielded its own standalone All-Star team – and made it count, placing second in the District 4 Majors tournament after a ...

Waitsfield student wins Vermont oratorical state championshipGreen Mountain Valley School’s Hadley Butler, Waitsfield, was honored at the American Legion annual meeting on June, 21, in Colchester, ...

Zoya Bianchi, Moretown, an eighth grader at Harwood Union Middle School took first place in this year’s Hildene Lincoln Essay competition.

Ageless in Our Community: Russ BennettFinding success with construction, together with Dan Bisbee, he built NorthLand Design & Construction Inc. in 1978 in Waitsfield. It later became NorthLand Visual ...

The pond at Fayston’s Boyce Hill municipal forest now has improved access thanks to a collaborative stewardship project.

Spencer and Friedman agree that the goals of StewardMRV have always been simple and powerful: to keep recreation sites clean, safe, and sustainable – and to foster a culture of stewardship across the ...