Waterbury

Sally and Bob Dain have owned and run the Tiny Acorn for two decades. At the end of this summer, they plan to retire. The store will close on August 15.

Heavy rain Wednesday night and Thursday morning inundated northern and central Vermont, causing severe flooding in many communities. For some towns, like Waterbury, floods have become an all-too-frequent part of life.

After Tropical Storm Irene, a study found that reconnecting a nearby floodplain could reduce future flooding in Waterbury by a foot. But landowners refused to participate, and the state declined to intervene.

Ken Squier was an icon of broadcasting who helped make NASCAR a national phenomenon. In his home state of Vermont, he built Thunder Road and shepherded one of the last bastions of true community radio into the 21st century.

In the heart of Waterbury, many are recovering from flood waters, in the same way they did with Irene 12 years ago.

Peter Miller, a photographer and author who documented the lives of ordinary Vermonters, died last week.

For the 40,000 or so visitors that go to the Waterbury Reservoir every summer, the 850-acre body of water has become a go-to oasis on hot summer days. But…

A new train is coming to the old Central Vermont Railway line in Waterbury — but this one is being built to stay in one place for decades to…

The Wallace Farm, which has been in the same family for more than 150 years, was destroyed by a fire Sunday.Waterbury-based journalist and author David…

Two independent pharmacies in central Vermont have been sold to the Kinney Drugs chain, the former owners announced. Montpelier Pharmacy will become a…