In what has become an annual tradition, several elementary and high schools in the area opened their doors to veterans this week in honor of Veterans Day. More...
In a rare enforcement action, the Vermont Board of Pharmacy has proposed to suspend the license of the Rite-Aid pharmacy in Randolph because of inadequate staffing. More...
Windsor County Democratic legislators reacted vigorously Tuesday to an order issued by Gov. Jim Douglas directing State Police and others to send "significant" marijuana cases directly to the state attorney general’s office, bypassing the office of Windsor State’s Atty. More...
Vermont is sending "an old-fashioned holiday"—including a 65-foot tree and 80 "companion trees"—to the nation’s capitol this year, and 10-year-old Branden Young of Randolph will have a ring-side seat on the excitement. More...
Chandler Center for the Arts invites families and children of all ages to usher in the holiday the season and enter the wonders of traditional puppet theatre with the No Strings Marionette Company’s performance of "Jack and the Beanstalk" at Chandler Music Hall Saturday, Nov. More...
Successful Hunters 1st Weekend Coburns General Store
Scott Gloddy, 145 pounds, 7 points; Dick Josler, 152, 9; Tom Ford, 127, 4; Paul Hardy, 104, 3; Michael Judd, 165, 4; Kevin McAllister, 150, 8; Lewis Saunders, 142, 7; Adam Cole, 127, 7; William Joselyn, 138, 6; Fran Blodgett, 160, 6; Debbie Clark, 105, 5; James Marcouillier, 120, 4; Glenn Cloud, 110... More...
Calendar submissions should arrive at least one week in advance of the intended publication date. Mail entries to The Herald of Randolph, P.O. Box 309, Randolph, VT, 05060; or fax them to 728-9275 or to news@ourherald.com. More...
Most customers of M&M Beverage Center in Randolph have probably assumed that long-time store manager Bob Moreau owned the place. He’s the cheerful guy—"You have a GREAT day! More...
I have had the good fortune of being raised in a family that honors veterans. After receiving a draft notice, my father served his country in the Vietnam War. Thankfully, he returned safely to his hometown, the town of Chelsea where he has raised his four daughters and continued to serve his communi... More...
There are really only two options for America in Iraq. One is to "stay the course." The other is to "cut and run." That stark choice stems from the fact that Iraq has never existed as a real country. More...
Gov. Jim Douglas, on the surface a mild-mannered, self-effacing kind of guy, has never been afraid of using the power of his office in dramatic fashion, when he thinks conditions warrant. More...
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