Vermont Business Magazine As warmer weather returns to Vermont, state officials and partners are reminding residents and visitors to take extra precautions when swimming and paddling this spring.

As the snow begins to melt and Vermont thaws out from a long, snowy winter, our thoughts quickly turn to spring. To farmers’ markets bursting with fresh veggies and colorful bouquets. To vibrant green ...

To a kid growing up in Vermont, springtime is for shirking off that big parka, making mud pies, and splashing through puddles in rubber boots. One of my favorite things about the spring season is that ...

At VTDigger, we are committed to telling the stories that matter — including stories of resilience, determination and strength in our communities. This spring, we’re partnering with Vermont Adaptive ...

Vermont recorded a 100% spring pedestrian lethality rate from 2019 to 2023, ranking jointly first among all 50 U.S. states alongside Alaska, Iowa, Maine, Montana, and Rhode Island. Over five spring ...

BRATTLEBORO, Vt. -- Spring has arrived in this southeastern Vermont town known for its live-and-let-live culture. The trees are less bare, and some local residents are more so. Resident Theresa Toney ...

Like most Northeastern states, Vermont was devoid of wild turkeys until the late 1960's, when wildlife biologists started ...

The Money Issue: Saving for College & Career Education; How to Write a Check; Previewing the Young Entrepreneurs’ Fair; Caribbean Red Rice & Beans Recipe The president and CEO of the Vermont Student ...

Attendees at VTDigger’s Rutland event with Southern Vermont Reporter Greta Solsaa on Wednesday, March 26, 2025. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger. During our Spring Member Drive, 1,940 readers took ...