Rising costs and reduced incomes are forcing Vermonters to give up pets as local shelters struggle to find space; one owner in Bennington County contacted over 30 agencies to rehome her dogs (a Great Dane and a mix) but was turned away repeatedly.
Vermont filmmaker Bess O’Brien is set to debut her hopeful documentary, Every Day: Big and Small, in Burlington Friday before touring the state with community stories (including a military memorabilia exhibit in Danville and local aviation training programs) that show everyday miracles.
Vermont Council on World Affairs will host its 2026 State of the World Summit on Wednesday, Sept.
23 at Hula Lakeside in Burlington from 8:15 a.m. till 2:30 p.m. The event will include panel discussions on how global issues affect local agriculture, trade, and security (registration closes Sept. 15).
The 14th annual Vermont Cheesemakers Festival took place Sunday at Shelburne Farms during Vermont Cheese Week, where over 26 local cheese vendors & food producers showcased their products.
A University of Vermont professor says this year’s fall colors could be bright and long-lasting due to a good growing season; peak colors are expected to start in late September and move south in October & early November, so check forecast models before planning your trip.
The 2026 harvest moon will be fully visible on Saturday, Sept.
26 at 12:49 p.m. ET, with the best viewing expected as the moon rises on Sept. 25, 26, and 27. Locals can enjoy the autumn glow and check local moonrise times for a clear eastern view.
Alex Jovell led the Redhawks to a 20-6 win by catching passes, recording interceptions and kicking field goals.
His versatile play boosted the team’s performance on the football field.
Grand Point North continues live music on Burlington Waterfront this weekend as the festival, hosted by Grace Potter, features national, regional + local acts with proceeds benefiting her foundation that supports music, art education and creative opportunities.
Dark Star Orchestra is set to perform tomorrow.
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