There’s a new kind of sweet, slightly chaotic magic bubbling up in Randolph - and it’s coming straight out of Brooke Burgee’s Sap Shack, built in partnership with the long-standing Wood’s Vermont Syrup Company.

Sarah and Nathan, founders of Hillside Botanicals, know the importance of pivoting their business when markets shift. Learn about their farm and why they're here to stay. 

Goldie's Village Market is coming to town. Meet the Whitlocks and learn about their exciting plan for the Depot.  

Tim Calabro, the humble journalist, photographer, and gentleman. Learn about Tim and why he plays such an important role in Central Vermont. 

Randolph is adding four fast EV chargers beside the Town Hall. The project builds on priorities set in the Randolph Region Re-Energized process five years ago, marking progress in clean transportation and downtown vitality.

Speaking Volumes, a book, record, and ephemera store will be opening soon in Randolph. We went to their soft opening. It's pretty cool! 

Check out our latest blog post for an exclusive look at the inner workings of Chimney Savers, one of Randolph’s top-tier companies. Discover the unique business philosophy that drives its success and learn about its commitment to giving back to the community. Plus, find out about the fantastic job opportunities they are offering. 

As Dan Bennett, Gifford's outgoing CEO, prepares to step down, he reflects on his challenges and accomplishments. In a nearly two-hour conversation, he shared his insights on the organization's financial health, the future of healthcare, and his hopes for the incoming leadership. 

Welcome to our latest blog post where I share highlights from the engaging conversation I had with Melissa Stephen, the Vice President of Administration at DuBois & King. Did you know Randolph has a rain garden?

With cutting-edge technology and innovative spirit, Applied Research Associates (ARA) is revolutionizing the world of advanced robotics, autonomous vehicles, and weapons technology right here in our very own Gateway Commercial district.

Our town loves ART, etc., the quintessential Vermont artisan craft store, cultivated and curated by Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker Andrea Melville.