Around the NEK

Residents Pleased With Route 2 Work

Details: Created on Friday, 09 November 2012 16:38; Written by Brian Stone

DANVILLE - As roadwork on Route 2 in Danville continues, traffic that was once at a standstill is beginning to return to normal. And the improvements to the road have not gone unnoticed.

"It seems like it's been a long time, but we expected it to be longer," said Danville resident Marge Button.

Visitors Get a Scare

Details: Created on Monday, 15 October 2012 19:29; Written by Michael Howard

DANVILLE - Over the weekend many fearless visitors were in for a treat.

Hundreds of people hopped on tractors that brought them to a cornfield called Dead North for the last night of the four day event.

Farmers Market Winding Down

Details: Created on Wednesday, 19 September 2012 22:40; Written by Kevin Lessard

DANVILLE - Farmers markets across the North East Kingdom are beginning to wind down.

With only a few weeks left, residents are looking to get their last organic fix in.

Trooper Shoots Man in Danville

Details: Created on Wednesday, 19 September 2012 18:58; Written by Joseph Peters

DANVILLE - Late Tuesday night, police say 36-year-old William Mahoney of St. Johnsbury was shot by a trooper who has yet to be identified. The shooting was the culmination of several separate incidents involving Mahoney throughout the evening.

Climbing Trees in Danville

Details: Created on Tuesday, 18 September 2012 16:39; Written by Joseph Peters

DANVILLE - People often associate the Northeast Kingdom with adventure sports - skiing, snowboarding and mountain biking. Danville's Allan Manning is hoping to add tree climbing to that list.

Fair Cancelled

Details: Created on Monday, 17 September 2012 13:59; Written by Alyssa Sylvia

DANVILLE - Next years 83rd Danville Community Fair has been cancelled, due to reduced revenue and attendance after being relocated.

The fair is normally held at the Danville town green, which is affected by route 2 construction.

"Frolf" in the NEK

Details: Created on Friday, 04 May 2012 14:16; Written by Super User

DANVILLE- When there is two sports in one, how can you go wrong?

37 Kids and Counting

Details: Created on Monday, 30 April 2012 11:28; Written by Super User

DANVILLE - A small farm in Danville is home to some award winning animals that will really get your goat.

Set on 10 acres overlooking the New Hampshire White Mountains, Tannery Farms raises and sell Spanish meat goats, for breeding stock, their cashmere, and Tannery Farms' newest venture, chevon, which is goat meat.

Vigil for Melissa Jenkins

Details: Created on Tuesday, 27 March 2012 11:33; Written by Super User

DANVILLE - Family and Friends of Melissa Jenkins met at the Danville Creamery, after hearing reports of a body that could possibly be hers, discovered nearby in Barnet.

Lady Indians Prepare For Season

Details: Created on Wednesday, 30 November -0001 00:00; Written by Dan Stein

DANVILLE- The Danville girls basketball team is set to take the floor for another season under head coach Jim Wilkins. The Lady Indians will look to set an energetic and hard working tone this year that will be the type of tone that the team hopes to set for years to come.The Indians finished last season with a record of 5-16.

How Surging Gas Prices are Affecting the NEK

Details: Created on Wednesday, 29 April 2026 13:19; Written by Max Kocha

LYNDON - People all across the Northeast Kingdom are feeling the impact of the recent high rise in gas prices across the region, as costs at the stations continue to keep rising week after week. Many drivers are feeling the increase, and it makes them rethink what they can do daily, such as in travel work commutes, and even commuting students trying to get back and forth to school.

The Kingdom Kids Bike Swap

Details: Created on Sunday, 19 April 2026 20:57; Written by Asher Ballantine

Lyndon - Spring is finally here, and the annual Kingdom Kids Bike Swap is returning to Lyndon once more. On April 17th, community members were able to drop off bikes they wanted to sell or donate, and the next day, those bikes were for sale at affordable prices for the upcoming season. The Kingdom Kids Bike Swap also pledges its proceeds to local outdoor programs.

“Most of what we do at this point is going to get kids on the slopes, but we also do some mountain biking programming and some after-school programming for the schools that we are helping with their monetary needs. So that's kind of what we do. For the bike swap, people come and drop off bikes that they want to sell, or some people donate,” said Libby Ratico, a member of kingdom kids.

“And then tomorrow, lots of people will line up and come in and get bikes. I would say that's our other goal—and probably our main goal of the bike swap—is just to see lots of kids and people getting bikes as the spring starts and getting out there riding,” said Morgan Moore, another member of kingdom kids.

New and Veteran Voices Shape Lyndon Selectboard After Town Meeting Day

Details: Created on Sunday, 12 April 2026 23:18; Written by Eric Agnero

LYNDON--As Lyndon moves from voting to implementation, an appointed member joins a seasoned official—reflecting both continuity and accountability in local governance.

The Orchard: New Bed & Breakfast Coming to Lyndon

Details: Created on Friday, 27 March 2026 04:30; Written by Max Kocha

Lyndon – The Orchard is almost ready to open its doors as the new bed and breakfast in the Northeast Kingdom. Offering a Vermont seasonal experience and with a focus on hospitality, owners Janie Oliver and Wendy Harsha also want their cooking to be a big part of the experience.

Miss Lyndonville Diner Set to Reopen Under New Ownership

Details: Created on Monday, 23 March 2026 03:47; Written by Asher Ballantine

Lyndonville - The Miss Lyndonville Diner is set to reopen with new owners and is currently hiring new staff.

KESD Begins Revote Process

Details: Created on Sunday, 15 March 2026 01:24; Written by Paige Lenahan

Lyndon - The Kingdom East School District has begun the process to get their budget revoted.

Lyndon Police Execute a Search Warrant

Details: Created on Saturday, 14 March 2026 14:38; Written by Paige Lenahan

Lyndonville - Police executed a search warrent on a known narcotic distribution house.

VTSU's Incoming Presidents Focus on the Student Voice

Details: Created on Wednesday, 11 March 2026 17:47; Written by Paige Lenahan

Lyndon - Vermont State University's upcoming President, Dr. Sherry Kollmann, has focuses important to students.

Wheeler Materials Says Goodbye

Details: Created on Saturday, 21 February 2026 04:40; Written by Asher Ballantine

For 63 years, the Wheeler Building Materials was the go-to for many people in Lyndonville.

LI's New Athletic Director

Details: Created on Tuesday, 13 May 2025 03:05; Written by Christy Switser

Lyndon Institute has recently added a new member to the athletics department.

Is Trio Going Away?

Details: Created on Tuesday, 13 May 2025 02:56; Written by Christy Switser

Trio is potentially getting shut down, after a statement came out from President Trump with intent to completely alimentate the program.

Completion of Miller's Run Bridge Revitalization

Details: Created on Sunday, 27 April 2025 19:52; Written by Asher Ballantine

The long-awaited revitalization of Lyndon's Miller's Run Bridge reached its final stage last Wednesday when two panels at the bridge's entrances were put in.

LI VT Studio Center Collab

Details: Created on Thursday, 24 April 2025 21:50; Written by Christy Switser

Lyndon Institute is planning to collab with Vermont Studio Center in which will support students in visual arts programs.

Flood Involvement

Details: Created on Friday, 11 April 2025 00:06; Written by Christy Switser

With spring coming in, rain and melting snow can impact more flooding in the surrounding communities.

Ponds Melting

Details: Created on Friday, 11 April 2025 00:03; Written by Christy Switser

Ice on local ponds and rivers are now melting, what to expect and prepare for in the coming weeks.

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