James Kent

By James KentAfter quietly building a strong client base over the past few months, Cornerstone Caregiving officially celebrated its Rutland presence with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, May 18, at its offices located at 734 U.S. Route 4 in Rutland.

By James KentVermont’s favorite summer pastime has upped the ante for 2025 with the VT Creemee Passport. No, this won’t get you over the border to Canada, and you can’t use it to vote, but when you bring your VT Creemee Passport to participating creemee businesses, you’ll collect stamps and earn free perks like sprinkles, maple drizzle, and size upgrades.

Director Jon Favreau’s “Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu” is the first big-screen adventure for the dynamic duo who gained popularity over the past several years on the Disney series “The Mandalorian.

“Backrooms,” the new A24 horror film from 20-year-old filmmaker Kane Parsons, made quite a shocking stir at the box office over the weekend. What?

By James KentSinger, songwriter, and pianist Ben Folds performed a solo concert on Saturday, June 6, at the Paramount Theatre in Downtown Rutland.

By James KentThis summer, Weston Theater Company celebrates its 90th season, a milestone for one of New England’s longest-running professional theater companies. The anniversary season combines music, Broadway favorites, contemporary drama, and free family programming, offering something for theatergoers of every age.

Director Sidney Lumet and writer Paddy Chayefsky’s 1976 film “Network” is more than one of the greatest films of the 1970s; the movie serves as an eerily

SM Foundation and SM Cares mounted a relief response in Barangay Balite, Lagao, General Santos City following the recent earthquake that affected communities in the area.

One of director Steven Spielberg’s earliest film efforts was a high school student film called “Firelight.” Throughout his storied career, Spielberg has gone to the sci-fi well to explore these themes from 1977’s “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” to 1982’s “E.T. The Extra Terrestrial,” and films like “War of the Worlds.”

By James KentAn early Saturday drive through Woodstock on June 13 necessitated a stop at one of my favorite destinations, Farmer and the Bell. Have you been there yet? If the answer is yes, then you understand. If the answer is no, then the question is, what are you waiting for?