Flash floods hit Caledonia, Lamoille counties as heat wave follows
Thunderstorms dumped nearly 3 inches of rain in the Hardwick and Wolcott area, washing out a culvert on Bunker Hill Road. Heat advisories follow.
Thunderstorms dumped nearly 3 inches of rain in the Hardwick and Wolcott area, washing out a culvert on Bunker Hill Road. Heat advisories follow.
Heavy rain caused road washouts in Hardwick and Wolcott Wednesday night; flash flood warning in effect.
Flash flooding caused a large hole in Bunker Hill Road in Hardwick, leaving it impassable Thursday morning.
A 3-foot-deep hole on Bunker Hill Road in Hardwick has closed the road after flash flooding. Cones are up; warning expires midnight Thursday.
NWS issues flash flood warning for parts of Caledonia, Orleans, Lamoille and Washington counties until 10:30 p.m. Wednesday.
A driver mistook the accelerator for the brake and hit the Buffalo Mountain Co-Op building in Hardwick. No injuries were reported.
Hardwick police responded to theft, threats, medicals, and traffic incidents over eight days, as detailed in their latest media log.
BFA-Fairfax baseball, coached by Hazen Union alum Mike Brown, lost 8-0 to Woodstock in Division III quarterfinals after a first-round win over Oxbow.
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.
The seventh-seeded Hazen Union baseball team upset Leland & Gray to reach the Division IV Final Four, powered by Grayson McNaughten's complete game and Justin Montgomery's home run…
Temperatures climb into the 80s with daily chances for showers and thunderstorms through Friday, then cool slightly over the weekend.
Hardwick's Buffalo Mountain Steering Committee met for the first time, discussing public input, camping, swimming holes, and an ecological protection zone.
Clinical herbalist Caty Crabb leads a free educational walk on the Hardwick Trails on June 13, teaching identification and uses of wild medicinal plants.
Northern Rivers Land Trust annual meeting June 14 at Jeudevine Memorial Library, with guest speaker Tom Rogers.
Jeudevine Memorial Library's summer reading program begins June 25 with a performance by archaeologists Diggy and Dug.
The Vermont documentary 'Best Day Ever' premieres June 19 at 5:30 p.m. at Jeudevine Library in Hardwick. Free and family friendly.
35 OSSU students celebrated for reading five or more Vermont Golden Dome Book Award nominees at Hazen Union School on May 14.
Lt. Gov. Rodgers and Rep. Harple discuss aging demographics, school closures, and rural investment at a Hardwick legislative update.
Hardwick Gazette publishes Julie Atwood's Woodsmoke cartoon on June 9, 2026.
Hardwick resident Rachel Cole warns that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will cut $2 billion in federal healthcare funding for Vermont, affecting thousands.
A poem published in the Hardwick Gazette praises the Hardwick area's community, recreation, and services, written by Woodbury's Janet Slayton.
Hardwick Selectboard approves Jackson Dam study scope, corrects electric billing errors, and advances flood buyout demolition.
A driver who failed to put their car in park caused it to roll into Buffalo Mountain Market in Hardwick Friday. No injuries were reported.
Orleans Ambulance dispatched to Route 14 in Hardwick for a 76-year-old diabetic man with recurring leg infections and severe swelling.
Aiden Baker, 16, of Hardwick, had his work 'Beach' published in VTDigger's Young Writers Project feature.