OPEN TO THE PUBLIC: We are excited to say the office located at 77 Grove St., Suite 102, in Rutland will now be open during regular business hours Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Due to rising fuel prices at the pump, the Rutland Herald and The Times Argus are imposing a …
The coronavirus, or COVID-19, is having an effect on everything we do. With so much information out there, we are combining our coverage into one online space for easy access to the public. Stay safe, and please follow recommendations being provided by local, state and national leaders, as well as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Vermont Department of Health.
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — These Vermont lotteries were drawn Sunday:
WINDSOR — The Rutland baseball team blew open a close game with back-to-back big innings to head home with a 14-2 win Saturday afternoon.
WESTMINSTER — The Fair Haven baseball team couldn't hold onto an early lead, falling to Bellows Falls on Saturday.
WEST RUTLAND — The West Rutland baseball team's bats have been starting to fire in recent games, but Saturday afternoon, rival Mount St. Josep…
BRANDON — If Russell Sage College softball coach Erica Li had been at Candon Field for Brattleboro's 12-3 victory over Otter Valley on Saturda…
RANDOLPH — Dawn Holman, MD, and her husband, Aleksandr Sokolovsky, DO, have joined Gifford after spending 20 years working together in private…
RANDOLPH — Dawn Holman, MD, and her husband, Aleksandr Sokolovsky, DO, have joined Gifford after spending 20 years working together in private…
A White River Junction man is facing a felony charge after police said he broke a man’s jaw during a fight at the Pickle Barrel Night Club in …
A local woman pleaded not guilty to a felony charge after police accused her of vandalizing a Pittsford woman’s home, causing more than $9,300…
A White River Junction man is facing a felony charge after police said he broke a man’s jaw during a fight at the Pickle Barrel Night Club in Killington on March 6.
A local woman pleaded not guilty to a felony charge after police accused her of vandalizing a Pittsford woman’s home, causing more than $9,300 in damage.
A Springfield man was arraigned in federal court on Friday after police said they discovered a 10½-inch pipe bomb at his Valley Street home April 6.
Once downtown’s future, office space appears to now be in downtown Rutland’s past.
BARRE — A Norwich University student is accused of sexually assaulting another student at the private military school in Northfield in 2019.
FAIR HAVEN — An investigation into allegations of harassment and creating a hostile work environment made by the town clerk against the town manager found the claims to be unsubstantiated.
BURLINGTON — A South Burlington man, who once punched his public defender in the face, is scheduled to be arraigned in federal court on Monday on a three-count indictment for issuing death thr…
WINDSOR — The Rutland baseball team blew open a close game with back-to-back big innings to head home with a 14-2 win Saturday afternoon.
WESTMINSTER — The Fair Haven baseball team couldn't hold onto an early lead, falling to Bellows Falls on Saturday.
WEST RUTLAND — The West Rutland baseball team's bats have been starting to fire in recent games, but Saturday afternoon, rival Mount St. Joseph acted as the extinguisher.
BRANDON — If Russell Sage College softball coach Erica Li had been at Candon Field for Brattleboro's 12-3 victory over Otter Valley on Saturday, she would have had a smile wider than the 17 in…
WEST RUTLAND — The Proctor baseball team, little thought of in the preseason with a young and inexperienced club, is now a run-away locomotive. The Phantoms won for the fourth time in five gam…
- Stamkos, Kucherov lead Lightning past Panthers 5-1 in Game 3
- COVID seems thing of the past at full-capacity French Open
- Boone: Donaldson shouldn't make 'Jackie' remark to Anderson
- Pujols hits 2 HRs, Molina pitches, Matz hurt, Cards top Bucs
- PGA updates | Pereira takes 1-shot lead into back 9 at PGA
- French Open updates | Alcaraz makes quick work of 1st foe
- Rich Strike yes, Preakness champ Early Voting no for Belmont
- 3 goals in 5-minute recovery wins Premier League for City
Otto R. Schmid KILLINGTON — Otto R. Schmid died May …
Francis McGinnis RUTLAND — The graveside service for…
Alexander E. Mahar BENNINGTON — Alexander E. Mahar, …
The month of May brings us signs of summer and is a prime time to remind us about our health…
One cold spring morning, a turkey vulture soared across the sky and landed high in a tree be…
A cutting garden provides a home-grown source of material for fresh flower arrangements. It …
I was hanging the laundry on my clotheslines recently when, just as I was about to attach an…
Well-intentioned people of the past century imported many handsome plants. Unfortunately, so…
- ‘Doctor Strange' remains atop box office as 'Top Gun' looms
- Creator of 'Star Wars' X-wing and Death Star dies at 90
- Biden says monkeypox cases something to 'be concerned about'
- Cannes: Transylvania-set 'R.M.N.' probes a ubiquitous crisis
- 78,000 pounds of infant formula arrives in US
- 'Triangle of Sadness': Biting social satire delights Cannes
- WHO chief: The COVID pandemic is 'most certainly not over'
We are living in challenging times. Certainly, there are plenty of things to be stressed about, and we are often left wondering when this merry-go-round of chaotic news cycles will subside long enough for us to stop and smell the lilacs.
Regarding the plethora of statistics in the “Not Normal” editorial May 19, where is the stat…
The May 18 Times Argus featured a photo of the red trillium wildflower with a caption noting…
Americans should acknowledge that the Declaration of Independence starts with a lie, that fo…
I enjoyed Josephine Collins’s letter to the editor entitled "Harris-talk," in which she poin…
I am responding to Mr. Matthews' column in Tuesday's paper, where he claims that the availab…
I was born to a woman who did not abort me. Is anyone even thinking of what my life will be,…
VSECU Montpelier forum on the proposed merger did not persuade us.
Jeff Danziger's take ...
Each year, the end of the legislative session coincides with warmer weather, signaling peak …
Lack of affordable housing in our community is an issue of equity — and it’s up to us to do …
Newsletters
Breaking News
Get breaking news alerts directly in your inbox.
Games & Contests
Get emails about upcoming contests like the College Basketball brackets, the Pet Photo contest, the Pro Football Pick 'Em and Best of the Best, with thousands of dollars in prizes and gift certificates in the mix for participants. About two or three emails a month.
The Scene - Events Newsletter
Get a preview of upcoming events in the Rutland region delivered directly to your email inbox, along with calendar items and featured events, once a week on Thursdays.
Vermont Arts
Vermont Arts covers theater, opera and classical music as well as festivals, pop, modern Vermont bands, folk music and visual arts the length and breadth of our state.
Rutland Herald Sports News
Get local sports briefs, recaps, roundups, features, photos, scores, profiles, podcasts and excitement delivered seven days a week, from our local sports team.
The Daily - Headline News
With the Daily, you'll get news, obituaries opinion and features seven days a week. On Saturday, you'll get the Weekend Magazine version of this email, and on Sunday and Monday you'll get shorter recap versions of The Daily.