Jolene Kao bought Charlotte’s iconic Old Brick Store in 2023, determined to revive the historic building as a bustling local hub, where people could shop, eat, and connect with friends and strangers ...

The Vermont Symphony Orchestra’s string quartet celebrates its anniversary with a run of shows in which, like its namesake, audiences will choose the music.

The goal of the November 6 event is to improve accessibility, raise awareness and break down barriers for those who cannot hear.

Despite $928 Million Spent, Lake Champlain Cleanup Is Falling Behind; John Killacky Dies at 74; Northeast Kingdom Potato Specializes in the Humble Spud; VSO’s Jukebox Series Turns 10; It’s Burger Week ...

The Burlington singer and guitarist has made a career of channeling other musicians. His new record as Joe Something offers a glimpse of the real thing.

Vermonters face off in the New England Music Awards, the Dead Shakers want to fight Miro Weinberger, and Allison Fay contemplates the end.

About 100 people gathered in Middlebury for the Mexican holiday, which included a mass and procession to celebrate their deceased loved ones ...

The second annual ‘Samhain Harvest,’ produced by Old Town Café & Comics in Williston, showcases horror writers and artists from Vermont and beyond.

In a yearlong collaboration with ProPublica, Seven Days is probing why nearly $1 billion in spending has not dramatically improved Lake Champlain’s water quality.

New releases include a history of Jewish immigrants in the Green Mountain State, a novel within a novel about small-town life and a biography of Amelia Earhart.

Works by Hannah Morris and Duncan Johnson play off each others’ strengths to enhance color and composition in a show at the Vermont Supreme Court Gallery.

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott won a historic sixth term as the state’s chief executive on Tuesday, fending off a hard-fought ...