Agritourism boom: Farms thrive by selling experiences, not just produce

Art Notes: Canaan Meetinghouse readings return for 38th year

The Canaan Meetinghouse readings, a 38-year-old arts event, is taking place on July 9, 16, and 23 to support the Canaan Public Library, and will feature writers Peter Orner, Sara Lippmann, Tomas Q. Morin, Adam Giannelli, Catherine Tudish, Ivy Schweitzer, Rena Mosteirin, and William Craig.

Enfield officials pull swim raft after pranks by 'hooligans'

Town officials in Enfield have removed a floating swim raft from Mascoma Lake due to repeated displacement, lack of staff to monitor it, and vandalism, resulting in wasted taxpayer money.

CRREL summer camp aims to make physics and engineering fun

Twenty-one students attended a U.S. Army-run STEM camp in Hanover to learn about engineering, physics, and Newton's laws through experiments, while learning that mistakes are part of the learning process.

In post-pandemic Vermont, the high-end destination wedding industry has ‘exploded’

Vermont's wedding industry has seen significant growth in recent years, with luxury weddings becoming increasingly popular and contributing hundreds of millions to the state's economy.

Weathersfield voters finally approve budget after cuts and rejections

After two previous rejections, Weathersfield voters passed a $2.02 million general fund budget with a tax increase of $1.58 million, following cuts to the school and highway budgets.