The free work shop seeks to tackle the challenges of being a conservative in a liberal-dominated environment.

Wingman of the Year, a company aiming to redefine dating shows, is coming to Rutland on Saturday for a live dating show.

Exploring Vermont’s classic car events and shows.

The story about Thierry’s hardscrabble life will be performed by local actors. A discussion on homelessness and poverty in our state will follow the play.

Tax policy, transhumanism, and crime will be the subject of upcoming public meetings this month.

A Great Line-up in Bellows Falls this weekend! Joel Salatin is speaking here in Vermont!

Marxist rhetoric was a common theme: “It’s absolutely the capitalist ruling class that is behind all of this, we have to wrench power from the capitalist ruling class back to the workers where it belongs.”

The Hinesburg Fire Department will be conducting a staged burn for training purposes on the corner of Route 116 and Hollow Road.

A popular American gospel artist and one of Vermont’s favorite radio personality/worship leaders will perform Friday, October 27 at Ignite Church in Williston.

The event will feature an esteemed list of speakers that includes renowned scholars, religious leaders, authors, and social scientists who will discuss the importance of faith, family, and a return to the covenantal principles at America’s founding. 

“Our Constitution is the law of the land here in America, it is a sacred document that has repeatedly met the challenges over it’s 236th year life, creating Freedom, Liberty, Independence, and innovation to protect all people living here and who come to America” said Gregory Thayer, Principal at Vermonters for Vermont.

Federer identifies patterns that repeat in history every time a totalitarian state emerges, such as there is always a concerted effort to erase history and present a new future once the old ways are forgotten.

The 2023 Quechee Scottish Games and Festival will be held on August 26 from 9 AM to 5 PM at the Quechee Polo Field, 45 Deweys Mill Road, Hartford, Vermont.

Assuming the rain ends (big assumption, we know), we expect plenty of people to head outdoors when fair season gets underway later this week.

As we approach the 247th Anniversary Celebration of American Independence, COS Vermont is preparing to participate in a few Parades and we would love you to join and march in the parades with us!

Said one member of the audience: “You have some Republicans enjoying Mr. Kennedy, and then you have Democrats who are enjoying him, and then others on both sides are like, ‘He’s crazy.’”

The protest outside the Heyer event followed an unsuccessful effort to get the Vergennes school superintendent to cancel the event.

RFK Jr. says he’s not ‘anti-vax,’ but pro-safe vaccines: “I spent 35 years trying to get mercury out of the fish. That doesn’t make me anti-fish.”

In April of 1983, Walt had surgery to “transition” from male to female, but hormones and sex change genital surgery couldn’t change his biological sex, nor solve the underlying issues driving his gender dysphoria.

The final I-91 interstate route was not without debate as many residents pleaded with state and federal officials to develop a route over Morey Mountain.

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. will speak on the topic “Climate, Markets, and Economic Fairness” June 21 at the Doubletree in South Burlington.

As is tradition, the event also celebrated the “Last One Back to the Barn,” a title given to the runner who demonstrates grit and determination.

“My idea is as the Ethan Allen Institute goes, so goes Vermont. And then as Vermont goes, so goes the nation,” Will said.

The Vermont Emergency Forum to Assess the Respiratory Hazards of Masks will be held Friday, May 12 from 9:00 – 4:30 pm, at Burlington City Hall in Contois Auditorium.

Friends, admirers and colleagues of Linda Kirker will gather Saturday night at a dinner in her honor.

The 40 Days for Life prayer vigil begins this coming week in Barre, Rutland and Burlington.

Frank shows how our elections are manipulated and how citizens and elected officials can defend and improve election integrity, a Vermont Grassroots statement said.

Lake Willoughby is cold and clear, with an emphasis on ‘cold.’ 40 degrees.

Gov. Phil Scott will read ‘Twas A Night Before Christmas’ for children attending the traditional lighting of the State House Christmas Tree on Monday.

A Norman Rockwell art exhibit – including stories of the Vermonters who posed as his models – is on display in Arlington through December 20.

National thought leaders will gather at the Restoring Our Faith Summit later this month.

When loving a substance abuser is killing you, it’s time to seek help.

The U.S. Constitution will be read by students tomorrow beginning at 10 AM on the State House lawn.

The host of a crime reduction workshop and panel discussion on crime says without police intervention, she might be just another statistic.

The panel of law enforcement experts will identify public safety impediments around policing and prosecuting and recommend solutions, including proposed legislation.

Radio show host, conservative thought leader, and theologian Dennis Prager will speak in South Burlington October 25 at the “Restoring Our Faith” summit.

The first person ever to serve as Chair of the White House Economic Advisors, Treasury Secretary and Chair of the Federal Reserve Board will speak in Randolph Center October 1.

The Vermont Air National Guard will host an open house September 11 including military static displays, events, demonstrations, and performances.

Train now to survive an encounter with an active shooter, Vermont law enforcement officials say.

The Amish community in the Orleans County town of Brownington will hold two more fundraising dinners to help pay the medical bills of a family grieving the death of a two-year-child. The public is invited to attend – just don’t expect to pay with plastic.

Because Vermont’s media often doesn’t cover events that are conservative, most Vermonters never even learn about some of the great national conservative speakers who visit the Green Mountains. So – heads up!

Drag queens will hold a story hour for children at a Waterbury bookstore.

“Tour de Slate will change lives,” said event coordinator Stan Achey. “100% of this fundraiser’s net proceeds go directly to cover the expenses of men, women and teens ready to turn their lives around and break the chains of addiction at Teen Challenge Vermont.”

The Power Camp provides young athletes ages 8-12, boys and girls, the opportunity to reach their God-given potential by offering comprehensive athletic and spiritual training in a fun camp environment.

A rare Beaudon du Poiteau donkey named Hamilton who lives in the Northeast Kingdom town of Brownington is about to celebrate his first birthday, and the public is invited to stop in to say hello.

This weekend is a busy one for conservative-minded inquirers and activists: an election integrity event in Rutland, the first GOP debate for statewide candidates, and a symposium featuring Marxism opponent Dr. James Lindsay.

Hot topics like voter integrity, education and religious liberty, and health care freedom will be on the table when national speaker/author William Federer comes to Vermont Nov. 5-8 for the Celebrate America II.

White Cane Awareness Day walkers will gather Oct. 15 on State Street in Montpelier.

Howl at the Moon Saturday night!

Vintage apples, “I do not choose to run” race on tap at Coolidge Homestead Saturday.

A leftist group that wants to abolish the police also wants to stop Charlie Kirk from coming to Vermont to talk about Critical Race Theory.

Francois Clemmons will read from his memoirs about performing with Fred Rogers on Mister Rogers Neighborhood.

American flag raised over Barre for 9/11

Photos from Celebrate America events this weekend