Residents gathered at the Lyndon Town School Tuesday evening to vote on a controversial issue that continues to flare. The idea of using an Australian ballot is appealing to many people; it is a way for community members to vote without having to physically attend the meetings.

A small Christian school in St. Johnsbury will be changing locations after spending 60 years in the same place. The Caledonia Christian School has been on Southard Street since 1952, but will soon find a home inside of the Christian Science Church on Main Street.

Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving, but more importantly known as the most chaotic shopping day of the year.

It’s a day where retailers offer their biggest holiday sales with stores kept open long hours, so crowds of bargain hungry people can get a chance to score some deals.

On an Indian summer day in the Northeast Kingdom, it's hard to believe that a pond named Ticklenaked could ever look unappealing.

It’s not hard to grasp the idea of why health care might be a topic of interest for just about anyone.

Individuals and businesses can no longer afford the crippling cost of health coverage, and millions of Americans have no coverage at all.

The football rivalry between St. Johnsbury Academy and Lyndon Institute dates back to 1894 and is one of the oldest sport rivalries in New England.

It’s a tradition that continued this past Saturday at the Robert K. Lewis Field in Lyndonville, where the Lyndon Institute Vikings were able to come out on top against the St. Johnsbury Hilltoppers. 

Darth Vader was spotted walking the streets of Lyndonville Wednesday morning, a true confirmation that the Halloween spirit has arrived.

It turns out that all four defendants accused of participating in the Christopher Gray murder, will be put behind bars after all.

Town Officials in St. Johnsbury are still working to get residents to clean up their properties.