Video by: Andrew Christie Steve Montanez talks about the direction of the business The Vermont Truffle Company.

Video by: Andrew Christie “Uncle Dave” from 94.5 the Drive in Rutland shares a behind the look at broadcasting working in radio, developing an audience and as a DJ.

Video by: Andrew Christie Rebecca Buonadonna of Fruition Fineries and Raw Honey Apparel in downtown Rutland speaks about her stores, how and what she buys for them and opening a men’s store this fall.

Video by: Andrew Christie Heidi Lynch, Health Care Share Program Coordinator at The Vermont Farmers Food Center, speaks about the program. This summer more than 150 individuals volunteered throughout the course of 12 weeks to implement VFFC’s Health Care Share. Every Wednesday, during the growing season, volunteers arrived, arranging as many as 75 reusable bags along rows…

Video by: Andrew Christie Kerry O’Furlani describes her artistic process from her studio in Poultney.

Video by: Andrew Christie It’s a busy summer at the West Rutland Carving Studio Nora Valdez speak about The Stone Bench Project, Bill Wolf speaks about the artist in residence program and his bronze casting, and Carol Driscoll speak about the Carving Studio and the many projects they have schedule for the summer.

Named for and inspired by Killington founder Preston L. Smith, Preston's Restaurant is the embodiment of mountain lifestyle and culinary creativity. The menu is infused with Vermont ingredients and perfect pairings, from comfort food favorites to elevated entrees. Visit Website | Email:  | Phone: (802) 422-6111 Address: 228 E Mountain Rd., Killington VT 05751

Offering a farm-fresh food and daily specials year-round, the lodge is accessible via mountain trails and the K-1 Express Gondola. Take in the best views of Vermont's fall foliage, snow covered peaks or the signature green of the Green Mountains - it's breathtaking no matter the season.   Visit Website | Email:  | Phone: (800)…

RANDOLPH—The New World Festival in Randolph continues its tradition of presenting vibrant Celtic and French Canadian music and dance this year on Sunday, Sept. 4. Central to the festival’s success is its core of more than 100 enthusiastic volunteers whose only payment is the gratitude of the community and the joy brought to patrons and…

Wednesday, Aug. 24—RUTLAND—BROC-Community Action in Southwestern Vermont’s Economic & Workforce Development Program is presenting a free financial literacy workshop on Wednesday, Aug. 24, at the BROC office in Rutland at 45 Union Street. This is open to anyone who wants to find out how to review their credit report, how to set SMART goals—Specific, Measurable,…

Fairgoers adapt to changes, enjoy perennial favorites By Jimmy Britt In 1846  the Liberty Bell cracked when it was rung on George Washington’s birthday, the Mexican American War began and Iowa became the 29th state in America. That same year Vermont held its first State Fair in Rutland, and 170 years later the annual event…