The Brandon Reporter

The Addison Independent was founded in 1946 and has always been a family-owned independent newspaper. Current publisher/editor Angelo Lynn has been at the helm for more than 30 years. The Addison Independent is as much a part of the local community as many of the institutions covered on the front page. Being a community newspaper means that the AI's award-winning editorial staff covers local events in a way that's different from a large metropolitan or regional daily. The AI also provides readers everything they need to know about local entertainment and events. News is printed at no charge, while advertising is bought and sold; the only way to guarantee space in the paper is through paid advertising. In addition to the printed edition, the AI has a thorough and user-friendly website and regular email newsletters, and also provides digital marketing services to local and regional partners.

The Mountain Times is a free, weekly newspaper based in Killington covering the community in Rutland and Windsor County. In addition to the print paper, we also provide digital marketing services, and listing management. Outer Limits publishing also produces Killington and Rutland area maps, event programs, GRIP Mountain Bike magazine, Getaways Magazine and more. Editor Polly Lynn Mikula is a fifth generation newspaper publisher. She and partner Jason Mikula took over the paper in 2008. It has been published weekly since 1971.

Rutland Herald is a daily newspaper with a weekly circulation of more than 20,000 copies. The newspaper publishes news on local, regional and international issues. It offers news and information on various topics, such as business, politics, sports, entertainment and weather. The newspaper provides an opinion section that includes editorial, letters and commentary. It also publishes special features on several topics, including food, health, movies, living and weddings. The newspaper additionally offers a fun section that includes crosswords and sudoku. It additionally features sections on community events, obituaries, auctions and funeral notices. The newspaper has received the Pulitzer Prize for the work of its journalist, David Moats. Rutland Herald operates from Rutland, Vt.