Johnson Selectboard News Today

In early July, town officials in Johnson were making plans to spruce up their downtown with flowers and a mural. They were also gearing up...

Hugh Albright, the former road foreman in Johnson, pleaded guilty last week to one felony count of embezzlement in an official capacity and three misdemeanor counts of embezzlement.

After weathering the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic’s early phase, the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson has received a $200,000 grant from the Vermont Arts Council as it welcomes back

Rachel buzzed around Johnson's new light-filled coffee shop, wiping down counters, artfully arranging pastries in a display case and flashing her infectious smile with every...

There’s a property in Johnson that’s so clearly a health hazard to its occupant and the surrounding community that everyone in town knows about it.

There’s a property in Johnson that’s so clearly a health hazard to its occupant and the surrounding community that everyone in town knows about it.

Come July, Northern Vermont University will be known as Vermont State University-Johnson Campus, a single node among five bearing the same name.

The town of Johnson reopened the books on all-terrain vehicles, looking to potentially complicate a law where enforcement remains the main roadblock.

As Paul Stankiewicz made his union-mandated return to work amid the resignations of two key village electric department employees, new allegations emerged that detail a pattern of harassment and workplace

Most of Lamoille County’s towns have now had a chance to propose mandates or resolutions requiring or recommending people wear face covering indoors, following a new law passed in special