The Stowe Reporter

10/21/2025

The Stowe Selectboard last week approved an updated health, sanitation and sewer ordinance in the wake of a particularly messy summer of bears and other wildlife tearing through poorly secured trash around town.

The Stowe Selectboard last week approved an updated health, sanitation and sewer ordinance in the wake of a particularly messy summer of bears and other wildlife tearing through poorly secured

10/21/2025

We know you’ve been out there chasing that perfect fall shot — now let’s see it! Enter our Fall Foliage Photo Contest for a chance to be featured in the Stowe Reporter and win a prize. Send up to three photos to [email protected] by Oct. 29.

🍂📷 Learn more: https://www.vtcng.com/stowetoday/vermont_made/2025-fall-foliage-photo-contest-open-to-readers/article_dd4ef5d3-fbb5-4f22-9fbd-639089b901be.html

As summer fades and Vermont’s hillsides glow with brilliant reds, oranges, and golds, we invite readers to share their best shots of the season in our annual fall foliage photo

10/20/2025

What does a massive, broken bell in Russia have to do with a village in the town of Stowe once known as Smith's Falls? The answer may surprise you.

In the 1820s, an early white settler in Vermont named Alexander Seaver constructed a small wooden dam on the Little River in the valley south of Stowe village, then known

10/17/2025

The first glass was on the house at Michael’s on the Mountain last week as residents from Stowe and surrounding towns gathered for an intimate conversation with their elected representatives.

10/15/2025

Nine construction workers in five different vehicles were intercepted in a coordinated arrest operation by law enforcement with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Hardwick last month.

10/14/2025

Between the local Lamoille Health Collaborative, and the Woodin-led New England Health Collaborative — which includes other Vermont hospitals, the Lamoille Health Partners and other organizations — health care providers in Lamoille County have never been so strategically aligned, their executives say.

Area health care providers specializing in treatment for mental health-related issues and substance-use disorders are collaborating to better serve their shared patients, even as looming cuts to public insurance threaten

10/13/2025

Last year, the Morristown library was third in the state for book loans sent with 4,523 and fourth in received with 4,448. The Stowe Free Library received 1,714 book loans last year.

When Hyde Park resident Olivia Alexander set out looking for a new hobby, she soon found herself deeply immersed in the world of thriller novels.

10/10/2025

We’ve seen you out there — on the trails, in town, camera in hand, chasing that perfect shot. Now’s your moment! Share your best fall foliage photos with us for a chance to be featured in the Stowe Reporter and win a prize. Don’t wait — send up to three of your finest to [email protected] by Oct. 29!

🍂📷 Learn more: https://www.vtcng.com/stowetoday/vermont_made/2025-fall-foliage-photo-contest-open-to-readers/article_dd4ef5d3-fbb5-4f22-9fbd-639089b901be.html

Readers are invited to capture autumn’s colors for our annual fall foliage photo contest! Send your three finest shots to [email protected] by Oct. 29 and we’ll print the best in an upcoming issue.

🍂📷 Learn more: https://www.vtcng.com/stowetoday/vermont_made/2025-fall-foliage-photo-contest-open-to-readers/article_dd4ef5d3-fbb5-4f22-9fbd-639089b901be.html

10/10/2025

The hills are alive with the sound of live, recorded discourse.

10/07/2025

In February, the Lamoille Health Partners announced the closure of its primary care practice on Stowe’s Mountain Road, saving an additional $900,000 annually.

Nearly a year after facing a financial crisis and struggling to make payroll, Lamoille Health Partners is now stable after downsizing and consolidating, and with a major injection of funding

10/06/2025

According to the town’s data, 1,039 short-term rentals have registered as of August.

Despite the Stowe Selectboard’s previous idea to wait a year, town officials on Wednesday presented preliminary data from the town’s short-term rental registry to board members.

10/03/2025

Last week, workers with the water provider for roughly 1,000 customers in Waterbury and Duxbury used sticks, orange tape and signs to block mountain bike trails leading into the woods east of Waterworks Road.

Rogue mountain bike trails built off Waterworks Road in Stowe have been shut down to protect drinking water for neighboring Waterbury.