In this, the “new normal” of the COVID-19 pandemic, familiar sights and routines start to mean more. An instant nostalgia, if you will. Even at the dump.

Public meetings are taking on a whole new look as the coronavirus pandemic grips the country. The Brandon Select Board held its first remote access meeting Monday night with the help of video conferencing.

World War II veteran and longtime Brandon resident Harold Adams was presented with the Quilt of Valor in honor of his service.

Sometimes a skillset can be adapted to a whole new reality. That’s the case for Nora Swan of Ripton. Swan is half of the duo behind Swan & Stone Millinery in Brandon, makers of custom handmade hats.

By Molly Kennedy, Librarian BRANDON ­– The last couple of weeks have been confusing and stressful for most of the community, as we grapple with the rapidly changing information about […]

By Rep. Stephanie Jerome (D- Brandon, Pittsford, Sudbury) Unemployment Insurance On my last day at the State House, I reported on H.681, a bill to adapt unemployment insurance eligibility so […]

The number of animals relocated from a troubled farm in Brandon has risen to 400.

BRANDON — The owners of Ripton Mountain Distillery were simply drinking their own moonshine almost two years ago when someone suggested they go into the distilling business.

By LEE J. KAHRS BRANDON ­– The Brandon Select Board will take up the issue of federal and state matters presented to the board, like the gun sanctuary resolution issue […]