Do they have to draw you a picture? In an exhibit that opens today in Richmond, Vermont's visionaries -- its visual artists -- illustrate ways their neighbors shape a landscape.

Steve Larrabee has an ambitious plan for Vermont Republicans in 2010. The new chairman of the Vermont Republican Party said in addition to holding onto the offices of governor, lieutenant governor and state auditor, he will focus on increasing the minority party's numbers in the House and the Senate.

Vermont Republicans have selected former state representative Steve Larrabee as their new party leader.

A view of Mount Abraham from Ripton on Tuesday. By Hannah Crowley * Free Press Staff Writer * Saturday, October 10, 2009 The Columbus Day weekend in Vermont is often the weekend for fall foliage in Vermont - the peak, the pinnacle, the window when the state's trees are ablaze.

After over a decade of planning a costly upgrade to Vermont's major east-west corridor has hit a road block.

Jackie Blanchard has made it a point to be home most every afternoon at 3 o'clock for as long as she can remember, glued to WCAX and to the intrigue of Guiding Light .

With nighttime frost possible and a sunny weekend forecast -- the first real glimpses of foliage in Vermont are on the horizon.

About 600 pounds of copper was stolen from a storage facility in Danville over the weekend, Vermont State Police said.

Vermont State Police say an intoxicated 18-year-old was taken to a local hospital after he crashed the vehicle he was driving in Cabot early Tuesday morning.

I have chosen five of Vermont's best bed and breakfasts, and have tried to give you a variety to suit every one's taste and needs.

Francis and Betsy Dittman lost their jobs in February. A few months later they lost their Jeffersonville apartment after they were denied unemployment benefits.

Vermont State Trooper Charles Winn, 31, of Danville lost control of his police cruiser and hit another vehicle.

Dave Pembroke of Montpelier, VT takes home the win in the 47th Annual Mekkelsen RV Memorial Day Classic.

Ray Letourneau, 50, of West Danville was hurt Friday morning when he swerved on his motorcycle to avoid an animal on Vermont 15 in Cabot, hit a telephone pole, breaking it in half.

Vermont police have charged three people with underage drinking and vandalism after an incident at a Vermont Boy Scout camp.