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Congratulations to WCAX's own Darren Perron for winning Reader's Choice awards from three local newspapers this year! Seven Days, The Times Argus and The Rutland Herald readers voted Darren as Vermont's Best Local TV Anchor/Reporter! Thank you for trusting WCAX as your local news source.
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The autumn canopy is a mosaic of oranges, reds, yellows, and deep purples… for now. We all know the drill out here—these warm days are strictly numbered along with the leaves in the trees. Before long, these crisp nights turn into frozen winter months and in between, it’s “stick season” For now? The roads are fast, the dirt is pristine, and the miles feel endless (even if the daylight doesn’t). 📸@jebphoto Featured above the fold of the @timesargus Oct 08, 2026 #GravelCycling #VermontFoliage #MavicCycling #LifeOnTwoWheels #RideVT AutumnMiles
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What a nice surprise when I got to work today! Thank you to the readers of the @rutlandherald and @timesargus … I’m grateful for your trust. It takes a team to bring you the news every day and I share this with my @wcaxtv family. And to both of these respected newspapers, keep up the great work.
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Okay Vermont field hockey is absolutely not playing around 👀🏑 The latest @timesargus feature dropped, and the top teams in the state are bringing the heat right now. Rice holding down the top spot, U-32 making noise, and plenty of teams still very much in the mix 👏🔥 The vibes? Competitive. The rankings? Juicy. The season? Far from over. Read the full article. Link in comments ⬇️ #VTFieldHockey #VermontFieldHockey #HighSchoolFieldHockey #VTsports #FieldHockey
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Louie and Immy would like to announce that their co-Pawrent Joseph Pensak, co-owner and curator of The Phoenix, TREEHOUSE and Waterbury Studios (AMPS, LLC) will be playing a 24 hour piano concert on the 1929 Steinway at The Phoenix to raise awareness that The Phoenix is once again trying to be forced out of its village center space by our next door neighbor on Stowe Street, WDEV. 9am-9am this Tuesday into Wednesday. If you haven’t been keeping up, WDEV was sold by the Squier Family to Myers Mermel in September 2025. We sadly did not get an opportunity to put in an offer on our building, as much as we wanted to. After 5 and 7 Stowe Street (to clarify, 7 Stowe is Waterbury Studios, our upstairs gallery space that has four lovely studios for rent as offices and artist studios, and 5 Stowe Street is The Phoenix, which has TURNmusic and TR Risk as our lovely subtenants) sold to Whitehill Invention Five, LLC, Myers Mermel refused to deposit our on time rent checks and also cancelled our only scheduled meeting to discuss any questions he might have had about our leases, since he was becoming our new landlord. I (Joseph) continued to hand deliver our on time rent checks to the WDEV offices at 9 Stowe Street, directly to Caroline McClain, Mermel’s business partner. Each time, I emphasized that Anna Black (co-owner of AMPS and my lovely wife) and I would like to meet and discuss why he was not depositing our checks. Caroline told me each time that she would let Myers know and make sure they were deposited. Fast forward four months to December 22nd, 2025, we received an emailed (and mailed by certified mail) eviction notice (linked pdf available to download in our insta profile) three days before Christmas. Anna and I received no prior notice that this eviction was coming and we spent our entire holiday putting together a 200 page complaint with photos and videos of our hand delivered rent checks as exhibits. Thankfully Judge Richardson responded with a stay of eviction and a temporary restraining order against Myers Mermel, as we clearly proved that we had leases in hand…..tbc
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I’m so honored to make the front page of the @timesargus #newspaper in Muhlenberg County #KY alongside @jasoncrabbmusic with mentions of my @josiemusicawards nominations & show on 09/26 with my neighbor @officialandygriggs & co-fronts @pamtillis @terrymcbridemusic & @officialmarkchesnutt A Big THANK YOU for the support shown to me by my home county!! Thanks to @cooperscrystal for the great article & Editor Mark Stone for the front page 🙏. @firmanpowerequipment
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Thank you to Peter Cobb for covering Sunday’s event and writing a close look at our organization.
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Thank you, Mary Gow, correspondent with The Times Argus and Rutland Herald- for creating a wonderful ART review that truly showcases Heidi Broner's ANIMAL, MINERAL exhibition at the Vermont Supreme Court Gallery. If you want to meet the artist and experience this wonderful show there is an open reception on Friday August 7 from 4:30 - 7:00 pm. Refreshments served. Artist talk at 6:00 pm. Free to all! #vermontsupremecourtgallery #heidibronerart #vermontartist #vermontpainter #vermontartopening
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We’re celebrating THREE years of ownership 💐The “Emslie” name has come a long way since, & honestly, any number we could share would show that. But the real story connects back to the hope we had when we bought this shop: to preserve its old-fashioned values while giving it the modernization, care, & new life needed to keep moving forward. Emslie’s had already been a staple in this community for decades (only since 1897…nbd🤭) Taking ownership meant carrying forward a name & a history, while also rebuilding the business into something strong enough to continue serving this community for years to come. From pop-up events to everyday deliveries, the role we play here has become UNDENIABLE. Every little moment captured in this reel is only part of it. We’ve found an everlasting love for bringing you the best of the best, (the @timesargus awards from the past two years prove we’re doing that right😉) Three years in, & we’re not slowing down.
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#soulblues #livemusicvt #stowevt #montpelier #independence
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I’m grateful for Councilor Adrienne Gil’s endorsement and honored by her kind words. Thank you for your support. ❝ Early voting begins June 27, and Election Day is Aug. 11. I encourage everyone to take the time to learn about the candidates and participate in this important election. I've had the privilege of serving alongside Pelin Kohn on the Montpelier City Council for the past three years, as well as working with her on the Child Care Task Force, Economic Development Committee, and regional discussions on homelessness. Through all of that work, I've seen firsthand how she approaches public service, and I can honestly say she is one of the hardest-working people I know. Pelin shows up prepared. She takes the time to understand complicated issues, asks thoughtful questions, and genuinely wants to know how decisions will affect residents, families, businesses and taxpayers. She doesn't rely on talking points. She does the work. What I appreciate most is her ability to bring people together. She listens respectfully, values different perspectives, and creates opportunities for people to get involved. Whether it's helping establish the Montpelier Youth Committee, advocating for a more accessible and welcoming local government, or organizing community conversations, Pelin consistently works to strengthen civic participation and community connections. As an educator, parent, immigrant and elected official, she brings a unique perspective and a deep commitment to Vermont. She approaches challenges with curiosity, compassion and a determination to find practical solutions. At a time when Vermonters are grappling with affordability, housing, childcare, and economic opportunity, I believe Pelin will be a thoughtful and effective voice in the State House. I am proud to support Pelin Kohn for the Vermont House and hope you'll consider supporting her as well. Adrienne Gil Montpelier ❞ https://www.timesargus.com/opinion/letters/endorsing-pelin-kohn/article_9a344f39-4396-531f-8938-2b3a503a7cc4.html
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When communities elect leaders with different experiences and life stories, it sends a powerful message about who belongs in public life. Representation is not just about the person elected. It's about the people watching. It's about a young person who sees a place for themselves in leadership. A newcomer who feels more connected to their community. A resident who has never felt invited into the conversation but begins to believe their voice matters. Our democracy is strongest when more people see themselves as participants, not spectators. That belief has guided my work on the City Council, from listening sessions to youth engagement and community conversations. Because when more people feel they belong, more people participate—and our communities are stronger for it. https://www.timesargus.com/opinion/commentary/kohn-new-leadership/article_3bb2e4b4-b0c5-4eae-b274-3f62dbbfe793.html #MontpelierVT #Vermont #CommunityMatters #Belonging #ListeningMatters #StrongerTogether #PelinKohnForVTHouse
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