Vermont Business Magazine From Brattleboro to Rutland to the Northeast Kingdom, organizations across the state are declaring ...

In 1950 Brattleboro’s first broadcasting station, WTSA, began. The station appeared at frequency 1,450 kilocycles on your ...

As part of the reduction, 28 restaurants were closed during the last quarter of 2025, Interim CEO Ken Cook said in a Feb. 13 earnings call. The fast-food chain currently has four locations throughout ...

Do you have a sweet tooth? If so, you’ll find no shortage of options to satiate your tastebuds next weekend when the Amherst Business Improvement District hosts a downtown Dessert Crawl. Eleven ...

Did you know the Connecticut River Byway is the only National Scenic Byway in Vermont? This 500-mile, three-state byway spans the west and east shores of the Connecticut River, beginning in ...

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. While the issue itself is not a new one, the reality is that property owners are being forced to take substantial health risks to clean up used ...

Betty Kennedy was born July 19, 1930. She’s now 95 and lives in Westminster West. Every Monday evening she joins her 60 league members competing at Brattleboro ...

Back in January, virtually no one imagined that lawmakers responsible for consolidating school districts would go anywhere ...

A former Olympian himself, he wrote the sport’s bible, coached the American team at five Winter Games and helped make Vermont ...

Peter Gill, executive director of the Vermont Land Use Review Board, said the Gateway Lodge should have received an Act 250 ...

At least 90 sugar houses and maple-centered businesses across the state will offer tours, live music, and maple-themed treats ...