Harry Edgar Moulton passed away peacefully on Saturday, March 29, in Lebanon, New Hampshire.  Harry was born on August 12, 1943, in Bath, Maine. Son of William and Marguerite Moulton, Harry’s childhood on a small farm with his three brothers, Bill, Wally, and Terry, instilled a fierce determination that would carry him through the joys…

By Jackson Burden, Community News Service Editor’s note: This story is via Community News Service in partnership with Vermont State University Castleton. The Green Mountain Climbing Center is Steven Lulek’s brainchild, and for 23 years he’s been eager to share his passion for climbing and teach this rapidly growing sport.  Walking into the center, you see…

Staff report A well-known Brandon chef and restaurateur is recovering after being stabbed Saturday afternoon at his restaurant, Café Provence, in what authorities are calling an attempted murder. According to the state police,  Robert Barral, 71 of Brandon, was attacked at approximately 4:30 p.m. on April 5 by a former employee, Jozef I. Eller, 32…

In a county still reeling from economic hardship and the aftermath of devastating floods, Gov. Phil Scott and his cabinet came face to face with frustration and hope during a tour of Windsor County on April 7—part of a statewide effort to bring government closer to Vermont’s most vulnerable communities.

By Polly Mikula On Tuesday night, April 1, Killington residents got their first look at architectural concepts for redesigning the town pool and recreation facilities on River Road. The pool is currently leaking water and the pool/pool house are eight years past their “useful life,” according to Steve Nisimblat, who’s been on the recreation commission…

By James Kent Human rights, supporting veterans, free speech, democratic normalcy, defending the U.S. Constitution, rebuking the dismantling of essential federal services and programs, and sounding the alarm of a tariff policy that over two days destroyed many Americans’ retirement and college savings programs. On Saturday, April 5, an estimated 5 million Americans joined in…

Cabot Creamery, a proud farmer-owned cooperative known for its award-winning cheddar and commitment to community, is excited to team up with Fenway Park as a sponsor and concession vendor this season. The two organizations share an award-winning legacy of bringing families together, making memories and celebrating time-honored traditions for over a century. The Boston Red…

The Upper Valley Aquatic Center (UVAC) in White River Junction made two significant announcements this spring: the hiring of Ian Quinn as its head swim coach and the receipt of a $24,999 Quality of Life grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation to improve accessibility at the facility. Quinn, who previously served as associate…

POMFRET — The Pomfret Trustees of Public Funds have announced the availability of two $1,000 scholarships for graduating seniors of Woodstock Union High School. These scholarships, rooted in Pomfret’s history and commitment to education, are open to students residing in Pomfret who plan to pursue further education. The Mabel E. Vaughan Educational Trust Fund, established…

Staff report Killington’s annual Bear Mountain Mogul Challenge was Saturday, April 5. Amateur bumpers took to the slopes of Outer Limits in challenging weather conditions to battle for a place in the finals. The top 32 men and 16 women earned a change to compete in a head-to-head competition for the Mogul Challenge cup. The top…

By James Kent RUTLAND — Students at three Rutland-area schools will get a firsthand look—and listen—at the joy of live music when the Vermont Symphony Orchestra’s Musicians in Schools program visits Rutland Northeast Primary School, Rutland Northwest Primary School, and Rutland Intermediate School on Friday, April 18. These special performances will feature the VSO’s brass…

POULTNEY — Stone Valley Arts at Fox Hill is launching its 2025 season with a vibrant lineup of music, visual art, dance, and literary events throughout April. With offerings for all ages and interests, the center invites the community to reconnect with the arts and one another in a dynamic, welcoming environment. The season opens…

By James Kent Saturday, April 12—RUTLAND — For music lovers, vinyl collectors, and early risers alike, Record Store Day 2025 is more than a Saturday—it’s a celebration. This year, it lands on Saturday, April 12, and downtown Rutland’s Mountain Music, located at 5 Center St., will open its doors at 8 a.m. sharp to welcome…

By Karen D. Lorentz Last week, I wrote that State Forester Perry Merrill initially envisioned developing Killington Mountain for skiing to benefit the state. However, it wasn’t until he met the young Preston Smith that he found a passionate skier who would share his enthusiasm for a mountain few were aware existed. Although he checked…

The Rutland community is mourning the loss of a deeply respected leader and advocate for healthcare access and wellness across Vermont. Tom Huebner, former president and CEO of Rutland Regional Medical Center (RRMC), passed away on Wednesday, March 26, at the age of 71 following a battle with cancer. Huebner’s tenure at RRMC spanned nearly…