The sun shines, burning through the mist over hillsides below pastoral Sanders Road up Christian Hill in Bethel. It’s Monday, a school day, just before 9 on a mild autumn morning. From the side of the ...

The chair of the governing board of ECFiber said Monday it is ready to take over operations of the telecommunications district. East Central Vermont Telecommunications District, which does business as ...

Having worked for multiple years on artificial intelligence (AI) research trying to “figure out how to make things go well,” Nate Soares, a 2007 RUHS graduate, said that the launch of ChatGPT in 2022 ...

If Andrew Oestringer had brought his bass to a certified scale before filleting the fish, he would probably hold a new state record. “It’s rare, but not unheard of, for anglers who plan to keep a nice ...

Chelsea—Martha L. Pickett, 83, died Thursday, Sept. 18, 2025 at Gifford Medical Center in Randolph, after a fall at home. She was born March 6, 1942, in Chelsea, the daughter of Harold and Edith ...

ART, etc. on North Main Street in Randolph will present their newest exhibits for October and November featuring the work of nature photographer Barbee Hauzinger and “artist-scientist” Heidi R.

After over a year of working on creating the position, applying to it, ironing out the logistics of employment and pay, and more, Jodi Hoyt started her official position as Chelsea’s town nurse on ...

Barre, Vt.—Donald A. Wakefield, 46, passed away suddenly the weekend of September 19, 2025 at his home. Don was born on October 29, 1978 in Randolph, to Teresa Wakefield and Donald Cahoon. As a child ...

RANDOLPH—David Neal Rogers, 57, died Thursday Dec. 7, at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon N.H. He was born in Randolph, Oct. 10, 1943, the son of Robert and Della (Wilson) Rogers. He ...

This week, Catamount Solar technicians are expected to power up Randolph’s Community Solar 2 project, a recently completed, net-metering array on Beanville Road that may be the last of its kind in ...

Randolph’s Trent Spinks, #13, steals the ball from White River Valley’s Kelan Tlumacki, as the Ghost boys bested the visiting Wildcats 1-0 in Randolph on Saturday. (Herald / Tim Calabro) ...

BLACK MARKET EGGS GOES ON SABBATICAL As Halloween turns into November, our chicken ladies, planning for their winter vacation, will drop way down on egg production. It’s rare for me to sell more than ...