Snowmobile racers line up on frozen Lake Seymour in Morgan, Vermont, for the Vermont 100 cross-country race, marking the series' first visit to the Northeast Kingdom and bringing organized snowmobile ...

Spring may be on the horizon, but the lessons from this winter's road salt shortage are settling in. Six weeks into the season, municipal officials across the state warned their ...

If you are 12-14 years old and want to learn about Vermont's wildlife and gain outdoor skills, consider attending one of the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department's Green Mountain Conservation ...

In the mid-1800s, dairy farming was a growing livelihood and a well-built, efficient barn was essential. Traditional square and rectangular-shaped barns were common throughout Vermont, but round and o ...

After 63 years of family ownership, Wheeler Building Materials has been sold to Sticks and Stuff, a Vermont-based building supply company with six locations across the state and ...

ST. JOHNSBURY – Passumpsic Bank is launching its annual food drive this February with the theme of "Cold Weather, Warm Hearts." The bank is partnering with local food shelves to ...

What began in 1987 as friendly wagers among snowmobilers at the Joe's Pond Country Store and Hastings Store has grown from a few hundred entries in 1988 to more than 12,000 entries annually. People ...

Renowned author and activist Chuck Collins will discuss wealth inequality and its impact on the social, economic, political and ecological landscape at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb.

Every four weeks, we print the North Star magazine, hand-deliver bundles to stores across three counties, and mail issues to subscribers who've read it for decades. The print magazine is ...

Smugglers' Notch Resort and Bear Den Partners announced Feb. 11 an ownership transition that brings the Vermont-based operator into partnership with Smugglers' Notch, one of North America's ...

Lunenburg's selectboard unanimously approved purchasing a $120,000 highway truck during its Feb. 2 meeting and reviewed ...

Lyndon's Selectboard voted Feb. 2 to join a state program that allows smaller housing projects to skip Vermont's environmental review process, potentially making it easier to build homes ...