Vermont’s capital might be the smallest in the nation, but this little powerhouse of just under 8,000 souls delivers an experience that’s as rich as the state’s famous maple syrup and twice as sweet.

It was supposed to be Montpelier’s proud new beginning — a place where the community could imagine homes, gardens, recreation and resilience on the old Elks Club golf course.

A 25-year-old man was arrested following a domestic disturbance on Northfield Street on the morning of Nov. 11. Ryan Wilder, of Montpelier, was taken into custody after police responded to a call from ...

The Vermont Recreation & Parks Association recently announced its annual awards and winners included multiple recipients from ...

There’s a place in Vermont where time seems to move at its own deliberate pace, where the rush of modern life gives way to something more meaningful – welcome to Barre, a town that has mastered the ...

A city council that was just roundly criticized by one of its members, was told hopes of securing flood-related federal funding to construct a new fire station will ...

Vermont Council on Rural Development As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, Vermont’s villages and valleys are ...