Kearsarge parts ways with second-year superintendent

Opinion: Vote to add the Equal Rights Amendment to Vermont's Constitution

Finally! On Election Day, Nov. 3, 2026, Vermonters have the opportunity to vote to add a long-overdue Equal Rights Amendment to our Vermont Constitution. If passed favorably by a majority of Vermont voters, Vermont can join the 28 states that already have explicit inclusion of some form of equal rights in their state constitutions. Both […]

Lebanon boys soccer powers past Souhegan

LEBANON — After a first half in which the Lebanon High boys soccer team owned possession and pelted Souhegan High with scoring chances — with no goals to show for it — the Raiders eventually broke through and cruised to a 3-0 win in their home opener on Tuesday. With fewer than 27 minutes remaining […]

Vermont regulators finalize 5.5% rate increase for Green Mountain Power customers

Vermont regulators approved a 5.5% electricity rate hike for Green Mountain Power's 275,000 customers, effective October 1, after rejecting a larger initial request and scaling back proposed resilience spending.

Federal report details July plane crash at Newport's Parlin Field

A final NTSB report determined that a pilot overran a runway at Newport's Parlin Field Airport on July 5, causing substantial damage to a Ryan Navion and resulting in serious injuries.

State regulators say Vermont Lt. Gov. John Rodgers grew weed at unlicensed site

Vermont Lt. Gov. John Rodgers faces a $5,000 fine from state regulators for growing at least 100 unauthorized cannabis plants at a site in Glover, an issue he plans to contest during a scheduled meeting this Wednesday.