Jayda Orlowski coaxes Whiskey, her horse, into a straight-up jump. Ms. Orlowski has spent years with her formerly troubled mount developing a relationship of deep trust that she clearly demonstrated to the spectators at Saturday’s NEK Equine Expo at the Barton... More »
Click the play icon to watch these playful little cubs and their mamma that were filmed in Westmore on Thursday afternoon. More »
Community National Bank (CNB) President and CEO Christopher Caldwell is pleased to announce the promotion of Holly Pepin to assistant vice president and treasury and municipal relationship manager. Ms. Pepin started her career with CNB in 1995 as a teller in i... More »
RuralEdge invites all to a Newport Crossing apartments leasing event from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on Wednesday, May 27. Anyone who is interested in leasing a unit is welcome to stop by 119 Clermont Terrace, Newport, for application assistance and upon completion, a bri... More »
by Maria Amador WESTFIELD — For some, the events of the past are best left there, to be recounted only in memory. For David Holdridge — a Vietnam veteran who went on to do humanitarian work overseas for forty years — the past is the present subject. In retire... More »
The Orleans Lions Club has proudly named Andre Messier as its Citizen of the Year for 2025, honoring his dedication and years of service to educational excellence. Having recently retired as principal of Lake Region Union High School, he was celebrated at a ce... More »
On April 11, 2026, fourteen students from Glover Community School brought projects to the Vermont History Day Contest in Colchester. Three hundred sixty-six students from fifth grade through high school from across Vermont prepared research projects to presen... More »
by Gabrielle Gervais Players, coaches, and supporters of the Lake Region Youth Baseball and Softball league have a new field to call home at the Orleans County Fairgrounds. Talks of a new (well, newer) field have been a long time coming. Dan Cummings, preside... More »
by Gabrielle Gervais BARTON — In 2002, 1,500 people gathered in New York City for the first Tunnel to Towers 5K, held to honor first responders, law enforcement officers, and civilians who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. In 2024, nearly 40,000 partici... More »
by Maria Amador CRAFTSBURY — On a Wednesday in March, Bill Lee was thinking about the former U.S. Senator from Arkansas, J. William Fulbright. Wearing loose wool socks but no shoes, Mr. Lee read the senator’s Wikipedia page on a computer in the public library... More »
by Matthew Wilson GLOVER – Being a lister takes a certain kind of mindset. The work of checking a town’s grand list to make certain it is accurate requires an eye for detail, knowledge of what implies value, and an understanding of the town in the broader se... More »
by Darlene Robillard Dean Gonyaw’s father, Ferd Gonyaw, Reg Switzer, Fred Gray, and Leand Drew started the pony pulling club in 1965 in Burke. Dean Gonyaw got his first team together in 1968 after getting out of the Army and has been pulling every year since t... More »
