The Hancock Selectboard held a regular meeting and public hearing on Tuesday, Feb. 18 at the town clerk’s office, in person and via video. Minutes from prior meeting held February 4 were approved as ...

Voters in Rochester will have two candidates to consider for two open seats on the selectboard: Chad Richardson and Michael Teetsel. Both bring unique experience and perspectives to the role as they ...

Town Meeting Day is just around the corner and each White River Valley town and school district will offer voters a lot to consider this year. Below is a list of those meetings, and how to participate ...

On Town Meeting Day, Barnard voters will be asked to ratify a 15-year lease of the old fire station to BarnArts Center for the Arts for $1 a year. In exchange, BarnArts will be turning an unusable ...

Evan Brownell, senior of Randolph Union High School, and captain of the RU varsity bowling team came out on top of the Individual Championships which consisted of the top 32 bowlers from the State of ...

Lost Nation Theater’s student performers find their wings in the Theater For Kids By Kids production of “Tuck Everlasting–The Musical,” a TYA version for the whole family at LNT’s home within the ...

The Rochester High School (RHS) repurposing project has been developed over the last five years in partnership with the town of Rochester, the Rochester Stockbridge Unified District (RSUD), and the ...

Ruth Small always knew she was meant to write a book. That realization first struck her in fifth grade at Randolph Elementary ...

Gifford Medical Center is currently seeking applicants for the 2025 Philip D. Levesque Memorial Community Award. The grant is ...

For the first time in 15 years Chelsea’s town clerk won’t be named Karen Lathrop. Two candidates have tossed their names into ...

Vermont State Police said they are investigating the deaths of two Rochester residents who were found dead in a vehicle in Brookfield on Valentine’s Day, Friday, Feb. 14. The deaths are not considered ...

In the years following the COVID-19 pandemic, the Lamoille South Supervisory Union has faced an equally novel problem: helping kids readjust to school. “There was a distinct minority of students who ...