Valley News
White River Junction, Vermont, United StatesEnglishServing the Upper Valley region of Vermont and New Hampshire, this daily publication provides essential local news, community reporting, and investigative journalism to its rural audience. It is recognized as a vital pillar of civic engagement for the area, balancing regional coverage with deep commitment to the specific concerns of its bi-state readership.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN VERMONT
Historically characterized by independent local weeklies and a small number of regional dailies, the Green Mountain State maintains a localized press tradition despite national consolidation trends. The Burlington Free Press, owned by Gannett, serves as the primary daily publication with the largest statewide circulation. Other historically significant dailies include the Rutland Herald and the Barre Times-Argus, both formerly family-owned institutions that transitioned to group ownership under Sample News Group. In the southern region, the Brattleboro Reformer operates under New England Newspapers. Seven Days stands out as an influential alternative weekly providing independent investigative coverage. Paperboy indexes 28 Vermont newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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- Nexus Music and Arts Festival to feature local and international acts
- Three candidates compete for two VT House seats in Hartland, West Windsor, Windsor
- Art Notes: Post-modern irony in a Vermont tax shelter
- Program helps non-traditional students overcome barriers to nursing school
- NH insurance study finds barriers to women’s healthcare access
- ‘Continually over policed’: Federal lawsuit seeks class action status over NH’s enforcement of loitering law against homeless
- VT Gov. Scott administration pushes through wetlands changes, despite lawmakers’ objections
- New Hampshire confirms 69 cases of cyclosporiasis this year