The Craftsbury Chamber Players celebrate 60 years with a historical exhibit at Babcock House Museum and summer concerts in Colchester and Hardwick.
Ted Barnett, formerly of the Joint Fiscal Office of the Vermont Legislature, becomes the new finance director for Orleans Southwest Supervisory Union, replacing Annie Houston.
The John Woodruff Simpson Memorial Library in East Craftsbury has won the 2026 Preservation Excellence Award and been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Four individuals reportedly walked around the Craftsbury Public Library with flashlights late Tuesday night; police investigating.
A Craftsbury man was cited for leaving the scene of a crash on Church Lane on July 11, after a parked vehicle was struck and the driver fled.
Craftsbury Select Board considers stronger Town Hall roof for solar panels, sets hearing for road discontinuance, and reviews other town business.
A Craftsbury man was cited after allegedly backing into a parked car and fleeing the scene on Church Lane.
Craftsbury is planning to replace the Town Hall roof before installing solar panels, reviewing bids from two contractors.
Vermont State Police respond to single-vehicle rollover on Creek Road; driver Natasha Bali of Greensboro Bend uninjured, vehicle totaled.
The 10th annual Craftsbury Block Party on July 3 featured food, music, and community activities, organized by The Genny with support from local businesses and volunteers.
A breathalyzer reading of 0.182 was recorded in connection with the Craftsbury DUI investigation.
Vermont State Police are investigating a possible DUI in Craftsbury near Creek Road.
A 31-year-old Greensboro Bend woman escaped injury after her pickup truck overturned on Creek Road in Craftsbury on June 26.
A Greensboro Bend woman was cited after her pickup truck rolled over on loose gravel in Craftsbury. No injuries were reported.
Craftsbury Community Care Center's June 20 craft and flea market drew 12 vendors and community members to support residents.
Craftsbury Academy, Hazen Union, and Twinfield Union held graduations in June, with top students announced and community celebrations.
KURRVE presented a proposal to establish a community resilience hub in Craftsbury for emergency supplies and planning.
Sterling College's 165-acre Craftsbury campus has been listed for sale weeks after the private college ceased operations following the spring 2026 semester.
Sterling College's 165-acre Craftsbury campus is for sale, with offers due July 20, 2026.
Sterling College's 165-acre Craftsbury campus is on the market with offers due July 20. The property includes 26 buildings and no asking price.
Craftsbury Academy's class of 2026, 13 graduates, celebrated with a ceremony on the common.
Craftsbury Academy and Danville middle school track athletes posted multiple podium finishes at the state championships in Burlington.
Craftsbury received a $200 grant from the Streets as Places program to support its annual block party on July 3.
A Craftsbury task force adopted the Australian Ballot for officer elections while preserving traditional town meeting, aiming to increase participation.
The Craftsbury Academy class of 2026 graduated June 13 on the Craftsbury Common. Thirteen students received their diplomas in a ceremony led by junior class marshals Theo and Arwen…
Simpson Memorial Library in East Craftsbury receives 2026 Preservation Excellence Award for its historic preservation work.
John Woodruff Simpson Memorial Library in East Craftsbury wins Vermont State Historic Preservation Office's 2026 award.
Craftsbury Academy's softball team lost 15-2 to Windsor in the opening round of the Division IV state tournament.
The NEK Warriors Soccer Club fielded six squads on Dustan Field Sunday, with the U10 Boys winning 8-2 and the U12 Girls finishing 4-1-1.
Wolcott's Maxfield English and Craftsbury's Alayne Tetor dominate 10-mile and 5k events at the Genny Tenny in Albany.
Lt. Gov. Rodgers and Rep. Harple held a legislative forum in Craftsbury, covering education reform, a new forensic facility, and migrant worker protections.
Volunteers needed June 17 and 24 to care for streamside tree plantings in Craftsbury. Tasks include monitoring survival and managing invasive species.
Craftsbury Historical Society's new exhibit celebrates the 60th season of the Craftsbury Chamber Players, with opening remarks and a cello performance.
Craftsbury's selectboard votes to send letter seeking repeal of Act 181, denies resident's fund request, and notes a 300-rider bike ride July 18.
Sterling College held its 27th and final graduation Saturday in Craftsbury Common, blending celebration with the sadness of the institution's closure.
Obituaries for three area residents: Edmund Tex Williams of Craftsbury, Yolande Louise Chamberlain of St. Johnsbury, and Kristie Jane Bronson formerly of Newport.