WILMINGTON - Restaurants throughout the Deerfield Valley showed off their cooking Saturday at the Southern Vermont Deerfield Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Beer and Chili Stroll, from 4 to 8 pm. From 4 ...

NEWFANE- Windham County Superior Court Judge John Treadwell ruled in favor of three would-be Garmisch Court condominium owners following a hearing on Tuesday. According to court documents, the ...

WILMINGTON - “What do you see, Doc?” is the title of an upcoming presentation by Dr. Andrew Walkowiak, an esteemed doctor of optometry and ocular disease. The Deerfield Valley Lions Club will be ...

WILMINGTON - As winter looms, the Wilmington Fire Department is prepared with a new rescue sled, which can be towed by a snowmobile and used during wintertime rescues in the valley’s terrain. The sled ...

DOVER - In what zoning administrator Tabi Freedman called a choice of “local versus power,” the Dover Selectboard was tasked with choosing between Duncan Cable and FirstLight, a company that provides ...

The Deerfield Valley Rotary Club announced its ongoing commitment to supporting community betterment through its grants ...

WINDHAM COUNTY - Labor Day weekend will be marked by myriad concerts around Windham County. On Friday, September 3, from 5 to 7 pm, the Williamsville-based music duo, Bard Owl, will play the West ...

WILMINGTON - Charles F. Watson, 80, a former Wilmington resident and past co-owner of The Vermont House and Cane’s Tavern, died peacefully on Sunday, November 28, near his brother in Hilton Head, SC.

BRATTLEBORO - On Tuesday, January 25, the Brattleboro Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting via Zoom and handed out its three major awards: Chamber member of the year, entrepreneur of the ...

JACKSONVILLE - Elaina Gibb-Buursma is hoping to normalize using food pantries. Gibb-Buursma is in the process of working out details for a mini food pantry that will be housed on a few shelves inside ...

READSBORO- The state’s $33 million project to replace a bridge over the Deerfield River on Route 100 in the village will cost the town of Readsboro more than $650,000.