Bob Audette

BRATTLEBORO — In its heyday, the Sportsmen's Lounge on Canal Street was a place to shoot some pool and talk, well, sports, hang out with family and friends, have a catfish dinner and sip a frosty beer.

BRATTLEBORO — With just 7 percent of the population of Vermont, Windham County accounts for a little more than 12 percent of the state's pending cases.

MARLBORO — The Green River, which flows 28 miles to the Deerfield River, gets its start in the woods above Potash Hill, the former campus of Marlboro

Kelly Price, a game warden with the Vermont Warden Service, will be retiring in the next six months. Kristopher Radder Brattleboro Reformer

BRATTLEBORO — A routine sample taken from treated wastewater entering the Connecticut River from the town's treatment plant came back with "higher

The High Fives Foundation has helped more than 850 athletes and veterans with spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, amputation, or other mobility-limiting injuries regain some of their independence in the great outdoors. Photo provided

BRATTLEBORO — For one local mental health professional, turning our backs on those with substance abuse would be a betrayal of what has made

BRATTLEBORO — The Brattleboro Development Review Board voted unanimously Wednesday night to approve, with conditions, a plan to replace a Groundworks

BRATTLEBORO — The Windham County Sheriff's Office has received a three-year grant to implement a lead safety program to help property owners and their tenants mitigate lead hazards in their homes.

LONDONDERRY — Town residents are being encouraged to attend a meeting on Saturday to learn about Londonderry's Long Term Recovery Committee and its goals.