Justin Lavely

Vermont seems to be losing a costly, decades-long war with an invasive aquatic plant. For over a year, volunteers from Joe's Pond Association have been fighting Eurasian watermilfoil. Their experience

The sun hadn't cleared the ridgeline of Moose Mountain when Sam Galati started his climb on Sept. 27, headlamp beam cutting through the pre-dawn darkness. Six hours away in northeastern

A decade after the idea first appeared in town planning documents, Danville is moving ahead with a project to build a shared-use path along Peacham Road and add sidewalks on

Come early October, something magical happens to Danville's historic Green. A peaceful patch of grass dotted by trees and surrounded by historic buildings transforms into a sprawling marketplace that draws

According to his song, Joe Gittleman has never had to knock on wood, but whether he’s Mr. Gittleman to students at Lyndon State College or“The Bass Fiddleman” to fans of

There's something magical about experiencing Vermont's Northeast Kingdom fall foliage from behind the wheel—windows down, crisp autumn air streaming in, and around every curve, the opportunity for another postcard-perfect vista

Keith Labounty's successful kidney transplant at Dartmouth serves as a beacon of hope for those facing kidney issues and highlights the importance of organ donor programs.

The upper pond in the chain (Pond #1) was also the largest, nearly an acre and a half and 10 feet deep. It contained hundreds of thousands of gallons of water, a fact Crow Hill residents learned all too well on March 23, 1929.

Larry Hamel saved a rundown building, the Hardwick Inn, investing over $1 million and reviving downtown Hardwick. He had to mortgage his house to secure the financing.

Meet Everett Demeritt, a true story keeper of Vermont with generations of history and pride. Learn about the Demeritt family's lineage back to the Revolutionary War and their deep roots in Craftsbury. Discover the challenges and triumphs of farming in Vermont from hand-cutting fields to running a successful sawmill.