
The Caledonia County Fair continues through Sunday evening in Lyndonville.
The Caledonia County Fair continues through Sunday evening in Lyndonville.
Dark skies and the threat of rain did little to diminish enthusiasm among the children for candy, nor among people cheering on fire fighters, marching bands, Shriners on motorbikes, jugglers and antique tractors.
About thirty people gathered in downtown Barre Thursday evening for a vigil to pray for those killed in a school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, on Tuesday.
The 55th Vermont Maple Festival is a celebration of Vermont’s first agricultural crop of the year: maple syrup. This year's theme was "Tap into Vermont Maple."
About 80 people gathered at the Five Corners intersection in Essex Junction on Saturday in an effort to call for the safety of the transgender community.
Members of the Vermont House convened in Montpelier to authorize a remote start to the 2022 session.
Lantern-bearers young and old proudly marched through the evening's flurries to celebrate the twelfth iteration of the festivities.
About 75 people assembled in Montpelier to listen as speakers took turns reading the names of those who had died from the virus. One daisy for each of the victims was arranged into two wreaths while the names were recited.
The Vermont National Guard held two remembrance ceremonies on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on Saturday, honoring the nearly 3,000 Americans who died.
The third annual Vermont First African Landing Day commemoration held at the Intervale Center in Burlington on Saturday marked the anniversary of when the first enslaved people from Africa landed in Virginia in 1619.
Students in several school communities across Vermont transitioned into the new school year this week, including those at Hinesburg Elementary and Champlain Valley Union High School, who started school on Wednesday.
The Festival of Fools has emerged on Church Street in Burlington once again. From juggling to singing to unicycling, the performers are doing it all in front of crowds lining the sides of the pedestrian-only street.
The Lamoille County Field Days opened Friday in Johnson with attractions from fair rides to ox pulls to pie-eating contests — and of course, lots and lots of food.
Williston celebrated Independence Day with a parade on Saturday, after last year’s parade was called off because of the pandemic.