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KILLINGTON — Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports will host the 13th Vermont Adaptive Charity Challenge presented by Killington Resort on June 17. The event includes a choice of outdoor activities

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 15, 2023 Meghan Ksiazek Bolton Outdoor Adventure Fund, Inc. boltonoutdooradventurefund@gmail.com (802) 730-7558 Bolton Outdoor Adventure Fund Holds Second Annual Night Skiing Fundraiser at Bolton Valley Resort A new non-profit established to bring equality to Outdoor Recreation in the Bolton area by providing scholarships to Vermont youth. Bolton, VT (February 15, 2023) – Bolton Outdoor Adventure Fund aims to raise funds to cover the cost of outdoor recreation p...

After 40 years of selling one of the world's most popular indoor rowing machines, brothers Peter and Dick Dreissigacker had a solid handle on the...

I'm not a casual shopper. I generally wait until it has to happen, then power through a long list, spending money like a drunken sailor....

Montpelier, Vt. (October 13, 2022) — The Vermont Outdoor Business Alliance (VOBA) and Powered Magazine have partnered on a media project to magnify and amplify opportunities in the outdoors and the workplace for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Vermonters. This summer and fall, the organizations collaborated with the state of Vermont, outdoor brands, and organizations on outings and multimedia storytelling that focused on BIPOC communities in outdoor recreation, and also shined a...

Turtle Fur, the Vermont-grown company that’s been making cozy covers for heads and necks for 40 years, has a new majority owner and now plans...

New York-based Sustain.Life, which raised $16 million in May, offers a carbon accounting software platform focused on midmarket companies starting their emissions reductions journeys.

"Coming Home" columnist Jessie Veeder looks ahead to 2022 in this week's column.

"Coming Home" columnist Jessie Veeder looks ahead to 2022 in this week's column.

Polar Plunging Changed My Life On 4/13/21 at 5:32 AM EDT On the first day of March, I plunged into the freezing water of Nantucket Harbor. The high that day on the small island island thirty miles off the coast of Massachusets was 46 Farenheit, but in I went. I proceeded to plunge every day of that entire month. This may seem bizarre—why would anyone subject themselves to that?—but after 31 days and 31 plunges, I think Ive found an answer. Plunging is meditation. Its health...