Vermont Statehouse Launches Haunted Ghost Tours in Montpelier

Vermont Statehouse Launches Haunted Ghost Tours in Montpelier

The Vermont Statehouse in Montpelier has launched haunted tours, transforming the historic seat of government into a seasonal attraction featuring ghost stories and spectral sightings. The pilot program blends the building’s official history with local folklore to draw visitors into the corridors of power after dark. Ghosts in the halls of government This year’s event … Read more

VT Leaders Discuss How Election Results Could Shape State Agenda

VT Leaders Discuss How Election Results Could Shape State Agenda

Vermont’s political trajectory depends on whether the state maintains a divided government or shifts toward a unified Democratic-Progressive front, as all 180 legislative seats and the governorship are decided this Election Day. While Democrats have held both chambers for over two decades, the loss of a veto-proof supermajority following the 2024 election has already shifted … Read more