Just as a reminder: Our offices are closed to the public and all walk-in traffic has been suspended. We encourage our loyal subscribers and advertisers to call us when paying bills, renewing subscriptions, placing ads or sharing news tips. Our customer service representatives are eager to as…
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.
Many Vermonters, the governor included, are hoping displays of holiday lights will cheer people up a bit as they finish off a year of pandemic…
While the project is in its infancy, local hunger advocates want to develop a statewide program making meal kits available to those using 3Squ…
MONTPELIER — State officials say they understand the toll the novel coronavirus pandemic is taking on residents’ mental health and “it’s OK to…
NORTH CLARENDON — School officials at Mill River Union High School are apologizing for an email that was inadvertently sent to students contai…
Otter Valley Union High’s Mia Politano grew up with golf and she grew up a lot over the summer. Winning the Junior Championship at the 2020 Ve…
Rutland High School’s golf alumni read like who’s who of the best young golfers in the state.
Rutland’s Secret Santa says COVID-19 won’t keep him from spreading Christmas cheer, but if you want a visit from him, you better be good and w…
Today, Steve Lanpher stalks the court at Randolph College in Lynchburg, Virginia.
Many Vermonters, the governor included, are hoping displays of holiday lights will cheer people up a bit as they finish off a year of pandemic and political turmoil.
While the project is in its infancy, local hunger advocates want to develop a statewide program making meal kits available to those using 3SquaresVT benefits.
MONTPELIER — State officials say they understand the toll the novel coronavirus pandemic is taking on residents’ mental health and “it’s OK to not feel OK right now.”
NORTH CLARENDON — School officials at Mill River Union High School are apologizing for an email that was inadvertently sent to students containing a link to a third-party survey.
Rutland’s Secret Santa says COVID-19 won’t keep him from spreading Christmas cheer, but if you want a visit from him, you better be good and wear a mask, for goodness sake.
I cannot say for certain I have never sat through a budget meeting as short as the one the Public Safety Committee held Monday, but it would shock me if I have.
The recreation budget sailed untouched through committee Thursday.
- Coronavirus spike could change outbreak investigations
- Vermont's Burlington International Airport opens new taxiway
- Burlington firefighter accused of simple assault resigns
- Editorial Roundup: New England
- Vermonters urged to take care of mental health
- As hospitals cope with a COVID-19 surge, cyber threats loom
- AG vows to defend clean energy law as governor seeks tweaks
- Drug bust yields 1,700 pounds of marijuana worth $15M
Otter Valley Union High’s Mia Politano grew up with golf and she grew up a lot over the summer. Winning the Junior Championship at the 2020 Vermont Women’s Amateur in August on the Dorset Fiel…
Rutland High School’s golf alumni read like who’s who of the best young golfers in the state.
Today, Steve Lanpher stalks the court at Randolph College in Lynchburg, Virginia.
Gov. Phil Scott announced at his Friday press conference that the pause on school-based and recreational sports will continue.
Dave Carr has vivid memories of a game in 1970 when he was playing for Springfield High School. It was his senior year and the game was against Proctor.
- No. 1 Gonzaga vs No. 2 Baylor scrapped over positive tests
- The virus' toll: How 32 NFL teams have been hit by COVID-19
- Matchup of division leaders: Seahawks vs Giants. The Giants?
- No. 20 La.-Lafayette overcome bad snaps to beat App State
- Bill to criminalize doping schemes signed into law
- New York Liberty win WNBA draft lottery again
- MLB sues insurance providers, cites billions in virus losses
- Grillo shoot 64 to build 3-shot lead at Mayakoba Classic
Robert Francis Campbell NORTH CLARENDON — Robert Fra…
Elizabeth Ann Ewing Fox GREENWICH, Conn. — Elizabeth…
Katherine Quimby Garrett RUTLAND — Katherine Quimby …
You could say that, most of us anyway, are easily distracted. Add on some years, especially …
Rat-a-tat-tat. Showers of acorns hit the ground and tapped our heads as my husband and I hik…
We are inundated with a lot of information right now regarding COVID-19, and it is appropria…
While the holidays can be a joyous time for many families, they can be challenging for famil…
I love the holiday season: the lights, the carols, the cookies and more. It’s a good antidot…
- Overtaxed Idaho health facilities on brink of rationing care
- ER visits, long waits climb for kids in mental health crisis
- High court to decide whether Nazi art case stays in US court
- Moscow opens dozens of coronavirus vaccination centers
- COVID-19 relief: What's on the table as Congress seeks deal
- Asia Today: Seoul enforces distancing rules amid fresh spike
- Wyoming health official: 'so-called pandemic' communist plot
How many times in the last few months have we written an email or handwritten note to someone stating “in these challenging times”? Probably more than we care to admit.
Response to Crispe
I am glad Vermonters spoke loud and clear that they do not want Zuckerman as governor of thi…
Trump (the lame duck) is busy with quackery (doing each day what he can to scorch Earth), wh…
In the face of underperformance by OneCare Vermont, the Scott administration has issued an “…
Some readers of the Rutland Herald might, like me, be old enough to remember a routine calle…
Before your editor prints articles such as the AP article in this morning’s paper titled ”Tr…
We are living in dangerous times. Whether the weeks seem longer before or since the election…
Ken Fredette of Wallingford lectures us in his Dec. 1 commentary “Where the buck stops” abou…
The Rutland High School community stretches far beyond those of us who still live in Rutland…
I read recently that The Carving Studio and Sculpture Center in Rutland is seeking artists t…
For more than 40 years, the volunteers of the Rutland South Rotary Club, where I have been a…
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.
Pandemic 2020
Receive the most important developments on the Conavirus (COVID-19) in your inbox every day. All stories linked in the newsletter are free to access.