Vermont high schools feel the pinch with fewer international students enrolling

International student enrollment at some Vermont high schools is down by about half after Trump administration policy changes, including a requirement that foreign students allow vetting of their social media accounts. The decline in international students …

At odds over the “Aud,” Vermont Coyotes announce departure from Barre

BARRE — A fist bump from a Vermont Frost Heaves player turned Anthony Marques into a fan who attended 102 of the team’s consecutive games. Years later, he brought a team of his own, the Vermont Coyotes, to Barre. When he started the state’s only minor- …

No. 16 Vermont men's soccer knocks off UMBC in thriller, 1-0

Vermont High School Football, Volleyball Scores From Saturday, Oct. 10

Vermont Red Cross volunteer deploys to Gulf Coast for Hurricane Isaias disaster response effort

As Hurricane Isaias moves toward the Gulf Coast, the American Red Cross is mobilizing volunteers and supplies to help communities expected to face heavy rain, strong winds and possible flooding. SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. —As Hurricane Isaias moves toward the …

For Vermont cell users, breaking up is easy to do

Jewett Brook Road in the Roy Mountain Wildlife Management Area in Barnet on Wednesday, May 1, 2024. File photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger This story by Liberty Darr was first published in the News & Citizen on Oct. 1, 2026. It’s a familiar reality …

Health Talk: Celebrate Vermont’s future healthcare workforce

October is Health Careers Awareness Month in Vermont, a time to celebrate the people who care for our communities every day and inspire the next generation of Vermonters to consider careers in healthcare. From family doctors and nurses to physical …

Glimpses of Vermont's Past: Rowland E. Robinson

When Vermonters want a taste of life in our state in the middle decades of the 19th century, we turn to the books of Rowland E. Robinson. No Vermont author was more popular between the Civil War and World War I, and Robinson’s reputation for capturing the …

Banjo Dan’s ‘Country Blues’: Vermont treasure at his finest on ‘grand finale’

When “Banjo Dan” Lindner released his 2022 album, “Spirits,” he said it would be his last. But the beloved Vermont bluegrass pioneer has a new record, “The Country Blues,” which is officially his “grand finale” as he states in the liner notes of the CD. “I …

Sibelius symphony, Czerny concerto: Vermont Philharmonic opens 68th season

The Vermont Philharmonic begins its 68th season as the state’s oldest community orchestra with Sibelius’ First Symphony. “It might be the hardest piece we ever did,” says Lou Kosma, the orchestra’s music director since 1999. “It’s a fantastic piece,” he …