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Resiliency happens when people work as a community—talking, listening, encouraging, supporting and respecting one another and doing whatever each can to make our community safer....

As a reporter for the Charlotte News, I am learning to keep on the lookout for the next big scoop that will propel my career forward.  I thought I had...

I must admit that when I drew the assignment to cover the April 28 joint Zoning Board of Adjustment and Planning Commission meeting on the proposed Community Health Center facility...

Charlotte residents are weighing in on what the town should do with about $370,000 of COVID-19 relief money, which was allocated to the town by the federal government as part...

On the one hand, curbside collection for take-out, extra packing for health and safety, and compulsion to drink away pandemic sorrow could have meant the gullies along Spear Street would...

The Selectboard meeting of April 26 illustrated the complexities of governance in Vermont. Members considered issues at three levels: policy development, implementation and oversight of current regulations, and town operations....

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The following will be read on the floor of the House on Friday, May 14, when the session begins at 9:30 a.m....

In 2000, Larry Hamilton, Charlotte’s tree warden, began the project of planting memorial and specially dedicated trees in Charlotte’s parks and rights of way....

The Charlotte Planning Commission was fortunate to have Marty Illick as a member for nearly a decade....

Are you in the market for a new or used automobile? Are you concerned about climate change and want to reduce your fossil fuel consumption? Have you been thinking about...

Jen Novak first started thinking about opening a home design and décor store last February, but when the pandemic hit, she put her plans on hold. With things looking up,...