Since her retirement in 2021 after 40 years as a learning specialist for special needs students, Woodstock’s Sharen Conner has devoted herself to her family farm and specifically to the revival of an ...

In a Tuesday, July 21 press release, the ACLU of Vermont announced that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has overturned a ruling that determ ...

The Vermont State Police has opened an investigation into the possible unapproved transfer of taxpayer funds from the Town of Woodstock to the Village of Wo ...

A community campaign to conserve the Vondell-Cobb property in Woodstock has reached $376,000 in pledged contributions, leaving just $24,000 to meet its $400 ...

Nine candidates — six Democrats and three Republicans — are vying for their parties’ nods in the upcoming Vermont primary election to seek three seats in th ...

With July winding down, August’s heat is on its way. However, our area offers a bevy of locations where you can beat the heat with some water fun. Starting in Woodstock Village, residents can seek ...

For the second time in two years, the Mountain Views Supervisory Union (MVSU) has settled civil actions related to alleged harassment, bullying, and discrimination at Woodstock Union Middle and High ...

Next Saturday, August 1, the Green Mountain Horse Association will celebrate its 100th anniversary with a weekend full of events. According to GMHA trail manager Mickey Perry, the celebration is not ...

A home on Barron Hill Road in Hartland was a total loss after a fire early Wednesday, July 15, but the cause remains undetermined, Hartland Fire Chief Scott Bowers said. The fire was reported around 5 ...

At a creemee stand in Bristol, an older woman noticed a display of Vermont Creemee Passports near the counter. She bought one, received her first stamp, and began jumping with excitement. New Haven, ...