Zoe McDonald
Digital ProducerZoe McDonald is a digital producer in Vermont Public’s newsroom. Previously, she served as the multimedia news producer for WBHM, central Alabama’s local public radio station. Before she discovered her love for public media, she created content for brands like Insider, Southern Living and Health. She graduated with a degree in journalism from the University of Mississippi in 2017. Zoe enjoys reading, drinking tea, trying new recipes and hiking with her dog. Email Zoe.
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Relocating the Johnson Public Library out of the flood zone where the Gihon River meets the Lamoille always seemed like a far-fetched dream, until last year, when the community came together to make it a reality. -
Our 10-week newsletter course will guide you through the process of turning seeds into healthy, full-grown plants. And, it’ll help you through the process of creating an outdoor garden space where your seedlings can thrive. -
There's a lot laid out in Gov. Phil Scott's 2026 budget he shared Tuesday — which totals about $9 billion. Here are just a few of the big proposals that might help break it down. -
Arctic air from the polar vortex brought temperatures to nearly 20 below zero in some parts of the state Tuesday night. Highs in the 20s are expected to return this weekend. -
Here are the moments that caught our eye as lawmakers gathered in the Vermont Statehouse to begin the session. -
From music and dancing to fireworks and even a burning effigy, here’s some of what’s on deck for New Year’s Eve across Vermont. -
We spent our 2024 across the state with you, our audience, telling stories from every corner. Here's what our year looked like, as told through images. -
From sightings of rare plants and animals to moments of awe that brought humanity together, these are some of the stories we’re thankful to have covered this year. -
While some states have enacted more restrictive voting policies, Vermont has made itself a leader in access to the polls. But that doesn’t mean it’s perfect: Some Vermonters are confused by the changing rules, and some marginalized communities face extra barriers that haven’t fully been resolved. -
Vermont Public staffers celebrated the fall season — and the year of the camelids — at a wool spinning class, apple orchard and potato plot.
