Vermont Governor Phil Scott announced the appointment of Lyle Jepson as the new commissioner of the Department of Economic Development (DED), alongside Nick Grimley, who will serve as deputy ...

By Governor Phil Scott For kids, the start of the school year is an exciting time, full of new experiences and making new friends. And, while the experience is similar for most, the opportunities they ...

Wonderfeet Kids’ Museum is looking for a new executive director as current director Olivia Cadena departed the position on Tuesday, Oct. 21. She had submitted her resignation to the board about a ...

A recent email from Vermont State University President Bergh revealed, “The University is actively managing a projected shortfall in our tuition, fee, and room and board revenue. This shortfall is ...

As you gaze out at the mountains, you’re struck by the profound silence that pervades the landscape, imbuing all with a deep sense of peace and tranquility. The slopes stretch out endlessly, and the ...

Sunday, Oct. 26 at 10 a.m.—RUTLAND — Making friends as an adult can be challenging, but Social Tinkering and Wingman of the Year are teaming up to make it easier—and more fun—with a new speed ...

By Polly Mikula Killington Resort announced a second year of significant capital investments under its new independent ownership group at a community meeting Thursday, Oct. 16. The annual event ...

By James Kent Community members gathered Friday morning, Oct. 17, to celebrate the official ribbon-cutting for Killington’s new welcome sign, a striking landmark constructed entirely from skis donated ...

Social Tinkering: A Human Connection Project, a Rutland-based nonprofit dedicated to building stronger social bonds, is running a new countywide survey aimed at understanding the roots of isolation ...

Large organizations of many types have had varying experiences with remote work. For some, it seems to work quite well, and for others, not so much. We just don’t know if this kind of general return ...

Governor Phil Scott and the Agency of Commerce and Community Development announced at a press conference Thursday, Oct. 16, just over $3.3 million in funding for 34 rehabilitation and revitalization ...