Vermont is full of natural beauty, creative people and a unique spirit that should be shared with family and friends.

Teachers from Clarendon, Shrewsbury and Wallingford are at odds with town school board members over their inaugural merged teaching contract, two years in the making.

The Rutland County Republicans have set Dec. 1 as the date they will caucus to pick their slate of recommendations to the governor for a replacement for Sen.

Pvt. Paul Regimbald was one of 15 workers at American Fork & Hoe in Wallingford who enlisted in the Army on the same day in 1917.

Exasperated Recreation Committee members want the town to define their duties when it comes to summer programs and Elfin Lake activities.

An avid biker's notion to install an historic truss bridge over Otter Creek for use as a recreation trail has finally come to fruition after more than a decade of delays.

The sidewalk spanning the Route 140 West bridge has been closed to pedestrian traffic until bridge repairs are completed next summer.

The longtime leader of Wallingford Elementary School turned Rutland South Supervisory Union Superintendent Walter Goetz will lead the four-school district for the last time this year and school leaders are seeking a new district leader to begin in 2010.

Don McGee has dedicated his life to helping addicts bridge the gap between addiction and recovery by co-founding Rutland County treatment centers.

The Wallingford Historical Society sponsored third annual art show, scheduled on Thursday, Aug.

Poultney High got science labs, Otter Valley got a new entranceway and Rutland public schools got better heating.

'Video-tapes & discs' remains a subject line in the Yellow Pages, but the number of businesses that follow is shrinking.

The town's child safety ordinance has been temporarily shelved until litigation involving similar regulations in another Vermont community has been resolved.

When Castleton firefighter Christopher Fretta was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma last year, the 24-year-old said he was amazed at the level of support he received from his fellow firefighters and others in the community.

A modest group exhibition at Feick Fine Arts Center , on the campus of Green Mountain College , appears through August 28 in the scenic town of Poultney.