Owner Mark Williams opened Taco Fresco in the space that was once the Center Street Saloon.
Read MoreMark Foley Jr. is adding more apartments to downtown’s inventory by retooling the short-lived Castleton University dorm in the Gryphon Building.
Read MoreThe Executive Director works directly with downtown merchants and property owners, city officials and stakeholders, event vendors and volunteers to support the mission to manage, market, and maintain the Downtown Rutland Special Benefits District.
Read MoreNikki Hindman, the Downtown Rutland Partnership’s Executive Director since 2021, is leaving the organization this month, but she isn't going far.
Read MoreWhat do custom garden gnomes, branded Swedish fish, and personalized whiskey bottles have in common? Studio Mini’s Dana Carroll created them all at Triller Print Source, whose newest endeavor is a full-service promotional agency located at 9 Center Street in Downtown Rutland.
Read MoreEric Mallette, director of the Paramount Theater, made a formal request to the Rutland Board of Aldermen to “partner” with the Paramount with a financial investment of $450,000 over the next four years, according to the minutes of the Nov. 1 aldermanic meeting.
Read MoreThe Downtown Rutland Holiday Stroll is back up to full strength this year. Downtown Rutland Partnership Executive Director Nikki Hindman said 26 locations are participating in the Saturday event.
Read MoreEleanor Kalinowski, of Rutland, is a former volunteer at the event and Moose member, who comes to the lodge for her Thanksgiving meal every year. She said coming to the lodge “makes you feel at home.”
Read MoreShop local this holiday season with gifts for everyone on your list! Find a variety of items right here in Downtown Rutland including home decor, jewelry, clothing, self-care products, handmade crafts, local foods, accessories, collectibles and so much more.
Read MoreThe former Sabby’s has a new owners who say they are ready to finish the seemingly unending renovations to the building and reopen it as a toy store, restaurant and two apartments.
Read MoreThe Paramount Theatre is asking the city for $450,000 to help turn the Richardson building into a conference center.
Read MoreRutland Recreation & Parks Dept. is excited to announce that it will be increasing safety procedures during the Rutland Halloween parade.
Read MoreA local woman who has spent years recovering from a serious injury hopes the latest update on her personal journey to recovery will inspire area residents to donate blood at this year’s Gift of Life Marathon.
Read MoreThe Paramount Theatre is treating recently unveiled renovation plans as a sneak preview.
Read MoreCity officials are looking at ways to make the area around the Amtrak station prettier and better connected to downtown.
Read MoreWomen are empowering each other in Rutland through a memorial to a turn of the century Vermont poet, the latest installation to the city’s sculpture trail.
Read MoreDowntown Rutland’s newest place to sit is “No Place to Sit.” The bench built by A. Tedesco Masonry doubles as a sculpture, and recently was installed at the corner of Center and Wales streets as part of the Chaffee Art Center’s bench project.
Read MoreChamber & Economic Development of the Rutland Region (CEDRR) and Castleton University have launched the CEDRR Intern Hub, which will provide Castleton students with greater access and opportunities for experiential learning with employers throughout the region and beyond.
Read MoreCongratulations to the winners of the Rutland Herald Readers’ Choice Awards - "Best of the Best" 2021! 🏆
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