Rutland: Communications

Newspapers

The Rutland Herald, the oldest newspaper in the state and frequent winner of journalism awards, is published every morning. Rutland Business Journal, a monthly, publishes a special section on new businesses, a calendar of events, and local business news.

Television and Radio

One television station broadcasts from Rutland; others are available from nearby communities. Three FM radio stations operate within town, while broadcasts from a variety of radio stations from neighboring towns and cities provide a broad spectrum of programming.

Media Information: Rutland Herald, 27 Wales Street, PO Box 668, Rutland, VT 05701; telephone (802)747-6121; fax (802)775-2423. Rutland Business Journal, 110 Merchants Row, Rutland, VT 05701; telephone (802)775-0650

Rutland Online

City of Rutland. Available www.rutlandcity.com

Rutland Business Journal. Available www.businessvermont.com/rbj

Rutland Downtown Partnership. Available www.rutlanddowntown.com

Rutland Economic Development Council. Available www.rutlandeconomy.com

Rutland Free Library. Available www.rutlandfree.org

Rutland Herald Online. Available www.rutlandherald.com

Rutland Public Schools. Available at rutlandhs.k12.vt.us

Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce. Available www.rutlandvermont.com

Vermont Department of Economic Development. Available www.thinkvermont.com

Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing. Available www.travel-vermont.com

Vermont Historical Society. Available www.vermonthistory.org

Vermont Life Magazine. Available www.vtlife.com

Vermont Small Business Development Center. Available www.vtsbdc.org

Selected Bibliography

Moore, William, The Story of a Young Man's Tramp Across Three States; Cooking His Meals and Camping Along Three Hundred Sixty Miles of Road in New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York (New York: Markey Press, 1911)

Shaughnessy, Jim, The Rutland Road (Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 1997)

Smith, H.P., History of Rutland County, Vermont, with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of Some of Its Prominent Men and Pioneers (Syracuse, N.Y.: D. Mason, 1886)