The Stowe Reporter

05/12/2026

The owner of the former Springer Miller building on Mountain Road has taken it off the market but new state wetland maps may delay plans to develop the rest of the property.

The owner of the former Springer Miller building on Mountain Road has taken it off the market but new state wetland maps may delay plans to develop the rest of

05/11/2026

Renovations to the Stowe High School auditorium are complete, checking a box among a list of capital projects the Stowe School District has been chipping away at over the years.

05/11/2026

Nominations are open for the annual 4393 Awards, a reader survey sponsored by the Stowe Reporter and News & Citizen to honor the best in our area. This nomination period is your chance to write in names, so if you (or your favorite business) want to be on the list of finalists, spread the word by June 4. Nominees must have three submissions to appear on the final voting ballot.

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Readers of our newspapers vote for their favorite restaurants, bars, ski shops, fitness pros, nonprofit organizations and so much more. We present this special section to our readers — both

05/09/2026

Stowe Middle/High School held its annual spring concert last Thursday, April 30, in the newly renovated school auditorium. Students belted out show tunes and played orchestral pit parts in a show dubbed “Big Broadway Blowout.”

Stowe Middle/High School held its annual spring concert last Thursday, April 30, in the newly renovated school auditorium. Students belted out show tunes and played orchestral pit parts in a

05/08/2026

The road through Smugglers Notch has re-opened for the year, ushering commuters, motorheads and recreationists to the scenic, winding highway that connects Stowe and Cambridge.

05/07/2026

THROWBACK THURSDAY: A Small Fry basketball clinic player circa 1997 rests on a ball nearly as big as him.

05/06/2026

Previous testimony given by Stowe government officials and selectboard members indicated the town might be a victim of its own success. Property expenses have skyrocketed, creating a diminishing community and declining school enrollment, they said.

Leaders from Stowe Vibrancy last week shared the opinions of some business owners about the town’s proposal to double its local option tax, in testimony at the Vermont State House.

05/04/2026

The v***r detectors at Stowe middle and high school and Peoples Academy are installed in the bathrooms, the main area where students use e-cigarettes during the school day, as it’s difficult for teachers to monitor those facilities.

There’s an ongoing effort at schools in the Lamoille South Supervisory Union to tamp out ni****ne use among students, including those in elementary school.

05/02/2026

There isn’t a single person in any of these groups who has lived in Stowe for less than 20 years; some have lived in town their entire lives.

Businesses broke out their patio furniture on one of the first sunny mornings of the year last week, and the Stowe coffee group known as The Flippers was outside Café

04/28/2026

A Stowe village cell tower that telecommunications giant AT&T first proposed more than three years ago is now operational, according to a spokesperson with the company. The pole is on Pond Street near the intersection with Depot Street.

A Stowe village cell tower that telecommunications giant AT&T first proposed more than three years ago is now operational, according to a spokesperson with the company. The pole is on

04/27/2026

It’s National Library Week, and this year’s theme is “Find Your Joy!” What better excuse to shine a spotlight on the people responsible for the joy you find at Stowe Free Library — whether in a perfect book recommendation, a program that becomes a ritual or a conversation that makes your day.

It’s National Library Week, and this year’s theme is “Find Your Joy!”