Back Roads Readings will once again host three poetry readings at Brownington Congregational Church in Brownington Historic Village. Readings are free, handicapped accessible and everyone is welcome. Donations are appreciated. All readings begin at 3 p.m. and are followed by a book signing a… Read more
Catamount Arts has released the line-up for the third Levitt AMP St. Johnsbury Music Series scheduled this summer at Dog Mountain. Read more
For the second summer in a row, 2019 Tammie Award “Best Vermont Rock Album” winner David Rosane & the Zookeepers will tour to support Verm… Read more
For the last 70 years, the high point of summer for many North Danville residents has been the annual July 4th Celebration. Food, fireworks, a… Read more
Work is proceeding as funding becomes available to extend the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail (LVRT). Read more
Catamount Arts will host Circus Smirkus for four shows this summer as part of the 32nd Annual Circus Smirkus Big Top Tour. Read more
Essex County has about 6,300 inhabitants, making it the least populous county in Vermont, as well as in all of New England. It extends about 4…
Troy was chartered Oct. 28, 1801 as a town called Missisquoi, named after the river that runs through it from south to north in a valley betwe…
Newport City and Newport, the town, are distinct, separate incorporated entities next to each other at the southern end of Lake Memphremagog o…
The town forms the northwestern corner of Orleans County and contains a distinctive mountain, Jay Peak, one of the main summits of the Green M…
Lowell is the westernmost town in Orleans County, bounded to the north by Westfield and Newport, to the east by Irasburg and Albany, to the so…
Bordering the Connecticut River in southeastern Caledonia County, Barnet is bounded by Waterford, St. Johnsbury, Ryegate, Peacham and Danville.
