Saying that there are times when an opportunity for redemption, no matter how small, is more important than legitimate impulses to punish someone, a judge chose this week to give a teenager who killed one woman and seriously injured another in a drun More...

A Royalton man accused of choking a girlfriend, stealing her car, and fighting with police earlier in the week took an aggressive stance inside the Windsor County courtroom in White River Junction Thursday. More...

More than $5000 worth of farm equipment was stolen from a hayfield off Route 110 in Royalton, sometime over the past three months. The owner, who is from New Hampshire, filed a theft report with Royalton police on June 6. More...

Whatever else this spring is good for, it’s great for baseball in the White River Valley of Vermont. More...

We hear a lot about invasive species lately as the chervil is ready to go to seed. I am reminded of a sermon I heard at Bethany Church last year by a fill-in pastor from Middlebury. It was one of the best sermons I have ever heard. More...

Lord Gladstone was indeed right, a community can be measured “by its tender mercies of its people.” More...

Led by a complete game shutout pitching performance by Jacob Sprague last Saturday, the Randolph Ghosts advanced into the semifinals of the Division III state baseball tournament with a 2-0 win over the #7 seeded Williamstown Blue Devils. More...

The Randolph Lady Ghosts traveled to Green Mountain on Sunday for their 8-2 quarterfinal win. Rachel Johnson pitched the full game, adding another win to her belt—striking out 12, walking three, and allowing only five hits. More...

LIFT OFF | Rodney Johnson in Hartford, Connecticut to represent Randolph Union High School at the High Jump. He easily cleared 6 ft and almost cleared 6 ft 3. More...