Gratitude for John Quinney and welcome to Susan McCullough
On Jan. 23, John Quinney stepped down from The Charlotte News board of directors, marking five years of selfless…
Local advertisers: The heart of our community newspaper
Our community newspaper is a vital resource that connects us all, sharing local news and events that matter. The…
Once again, readers have helped meet fundraising goal
We are thrilled to report that once again our readers have stepped up to support The Charlotte News. Our…
Passing inclusion declaration — no brainer
The Charlotte Selectboard should go ahead and endorse the declaration of inclusion. Short of that, the selectboard should at…
Three heart-warming surprises and request
When we first moved to Charlotte, one of the many heart-warming surprises we encountered was a community newspaper in…
Our readers are grateful to these Charlotters
In November, we asked our readers to make Gifts of Gratitude, and to tell us about someone who makes…
Double your impact — all gifts are matched
I’m writing to ask for your support for The Charlotte News. There are lots of reasons to make a…
Thanks to volunteers helping tell our community’s story
As board members, we’re thankful to everyone who is involved in producing The Charlotte News. In print for 66…
We’re grateful to these Charlotters
As part of our year-end fundraising campaign, I invite you to make a Gift of Gratitude.
When you make your gift and recognize someone who makes a difference in your life — or in the Charlotte community — we will publicly acknowledge this person in the Dec. 12 newspaper.
Make a gift of gratitude
We approach the holiday season with much to be thankful for. Above all, we’re deeply grateful to you, our…
Regan steps up as chair of newspaper’s board
At a recent meeting of the board of directors of The Charlotte News, Bill Regan was selected as board chair, replacing Julia Russell whose term had expired.
Andrew Zehner joins newspaper’s board
The Charlotte News is excited that Andrew Zehner has joined the board of directors.
Charlotte pulls together — again!
Here at The Charlotte News, we’d like to pause to express our gratitude — and to briefly take you behind the scenes at the newspaper and website to explain why we’re grateful.
Please help this newspaper cross fundraising finish line
Our nonprofit, community newspaper is just this close to successfully concluding our Annual Fund campaign.
Can you get us to the finish line?
To date, we’ve received more than 150 gifts in support of our Annual Fund campaign. We are so grateful.
It’s time to nurture our garden — together
Charlotte is a town of gardens.
It’s time to vote on the future of community news
Local newspapers in Vermont and nationwide are in big trouble.
The Charlotte News: today and tomorrow
If an organization has been in business for 66 years, is it sustainable?
Join a special group of our townspeople
What do these people have in common:
Help The Charlotte News become more sustainable
I think it’s safe to say that The Charlotte News is taking it to the next level, in ways large and small, from the reach of the stories you regularly read online and in the newspaper, to improvements in our nonprofit business model.