Embodied Relating, an experiential somatic relational retreat led by Heather Parker, LCMHC, invites participants to explore ...

The paper’s role in creating community connection came through in responses. Readers praised its coverage of local events, ...

The Mad River Valley Dog Park is seeking community donations to cover operating costs and support improvements, including a ...

Join Joe and Racheal Bossen, owners of Cloud Water Farm, Muddy Boots CSA, and Vermont Bean Crafters, for a one-hour ...

The Corner School Resource Center (CSRC) presents its second senior panel of the fall on Friday, Oct. 23 at 3 p.m. The topic, ...

Waitsfield’s municipal wastewater project is going out to bid next month. After five years of planning and engineering, the ...

The race is named for long-time Mad River Valley resident Allen Clark, who was an avid cyclist. He loved the challenge of the ...

Sunshine and fair weather graced volunteers who gathered Sunday, Oct. 4, for the second community work party at the Number ...

Harwood Union Middle/High School will ground this year’s Oct. 8 Harvest Fest in a message of kindness, drawing on the words ...

You can see them at night, white stars shining on the side of barns, bridges, businesses and homes in the Mad River Valley all the way to Waterbury. Not just during the holidays, but all year round, ...

Earlier this month, The Valley Reporter was out and about early one Sunday morning taking pics of ice jamming up in Waitsfield by the Covered Bridge and in Moretown by Spillway Road and Bridge Road.

In Vermont and across the country, a quiet shift is happening in how people think about burial. Increasingly, families are seeking a simpler, more environmentally conscious option – one that reflects ...