A regulated legal market is a step in the right direction for a Chelsea marijuana producer who says “I’ve been a black-market grower almost all my life.”

As Vermonters age and the working population stagnates, the proportion of active wealth producers declines.

The truck is still King of the Road for freight hauling in Vermont, but rail is likely to take a higher share in the next two decades.

Jay Peak becomes the sixth ski resort in PGRI’s portfolio.

Teachers, carpenters, nurses and clerks will be in demand during the next decade.

Big corporations will fly employees seeking abortions to Vermont, to be paid for by taxpayers – that’s the plan laid out by big name brand companies and some Vermont politicians.

Vermont could become home to an Odd Burger vegan fastfood franchise.

Adults age 21 and over will be able to purchase up to 1 ounce of marijuana or 8,400 milligrams of THC-infused products.

Now that Bradford has approved retail cannabis sales, a couple hopes to open the store next to a martial arts studio. Selling marijuana “can only bring prosperity,” Kendall Gendron confidently states.

For the second time in about two months, the federal government has forced a Vermont McDonald’s franchise to write a big check due to teen labor infractions.