This ski area’s slogan is “ski it if you can.” In 1991, former Mad River Glen owner Betsy Pratt decided that snowboarders can ...

Moguls—some skiers hate them, some skiers love them, but they're part of resort skiing whether you want them to be or not.

Vermonters are known for being welcoming, but not to everyone — and if there is one thing they are protective of, it’s their ...

Photo by Evan L’Roy/VTDigger In the midst of Vice President JD Vance’s ski trip to Sugarbush resort this weekend, the Mad River Valley was transformed into a hotbed of protests against the ...

While some Vermonters say they will protest Vance’s visit on political grounds, others are more concerned about whether it ...

The clash erupted Friday at the White House when Zelenskyy visited Washington, D.C., to complete a deal to give the U.S.

Utah’s Alta and Deer Valley ski resorts, as well as Vermont’s Mad River Glen, are the only resorts on the continent that still enforce snowboarding bans. During the 1980’s, most ski resorts ...

The previously announced visit to The Green Mountain State sparked plans for protests, the VTDigger noted, as one organizer ...

Crowds gathered in Vermont on Saturday to protest Vice President JD Vance's visit to a local ski resort ... to an announcement posted by the Mad River Valley chapter of the activist group Indivisible.

WARREN, Vt. — Fresh powder covered the mountains at Sugarbush Resort on Saturday morning as Vice President JD Vance arrived ...