Bridget Higdon is the Publisher and Editor at the Messenger. She oversees the newsroom and focuses on education, specifically covering the Maple Run Unified School District, while also exploring themes related to recreation, food, and the arts. Bridget's work has been featured in the Essex Reporter, Milton Independent, and St Albans Messenger.
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Bridget Higdon's coverage focuses on local community events, education, government, and arts and entertainment in the St. Albans area of Vermont. She would likely be receptive to story ideas related to human-interest pieces about local individuals or groups making a difference in the community.
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By: Bridget Higdon
Since starting the top job in July, she is focused on supporting staff and fostering student engagement.
Claire DeSorgher is a sixth-grader and the Raider Reporter at St. Albans City School. Bridget Higdon
The Vermont Choral Union will perform Handel’s "Messiah" in celebration of the holiday season Dec. 7-8 in St. Albans and Burlington. The performance will feature instruments from the 18th century. Courtesy Photo
This girls’ basketball team from Fairfield skipped practice on Thursday to attend the 14th Annual Running of the Bells, organized by the Saint Albans Messenger. BRIDGET HIGDON
By: Bridget Higdon
FRANKLIN COUNTY — The winter season can be a challenging time to stay active, with colder temperatures, slick roads and fewer daylight hours. But staying physically active is one of
Spectators wave to Miss Vermont contest winners during the Holiday Tractor Parade Dec. 13 in St. Albans. The parade was the biggest ever with 78 entries. BRIDGET HIGDON
By: Irene Wrenner
Message from Montpelier is a recurring column written by Essex’s legislative delegation. This message is from Senator Irene Wrenner (D-Chittenden North).
By: Bridget Higdon
Honored Tuesday by the St. Albans Rotary Club, the three were selected for their extraordinary community service.
By: Bridget Higdon
ENOSBURG FALLS — Hollywood came to the Green Mountain State last winter to film a brand new holiday film.
ST. ALBANS CITY — With frigid temperatures expected this weekend, Samaritan House will be extending its lobby hours for folks in need of shelter.
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