The Valley Reporter

The Valley Reporter Serving the Mad River Valley since 1971

School children enjoy the new "Waits Way" section of the Mad River Path behind the Waitsfield Elementary School.

Waits Way ribbon cutting

All are invited to the opening of the newest section of the Mad River Path next week. On Tuesday, September 27, at 5:30 p.m., rain or shine, the public is invited to attend the ribbon cutting and ...

Waits Way ribbon cutting

All are invited to the opening of the newest section of the Mad River Path next week. On Tuesday, September 27, at 5:30 p.m., rain or shine, the public is invited to attend the ribbon cutting and ...

Waits Way, the newest section of the Mad River Path, is now open. “Thanks to Brooke Scatchard and his team from Sinuosity: Flowing Trails for constructing Waits Way, the new half-mile 6-foot-wide, ...

Sugarbush sponsors Mad Dash

“We are pleased to announce that Sugarbush Resort will be the title sponsor of the 2016 Mad Dash,” said Laura Brines, chair of the Mad River Path Association, which holds the Dash. The 21st ...

Opening soon: Waits Way, addition to the MR Path

Waits Way, a new half-mile trail running from the General Wait House north along the river, will soon join the Mad River Path Association’s network of trails. School and community members ...

Volunteers work at setting up signs marking the Mad River Path.

Mad River Path celebrates 26 years, plans annual meeting

At 26 years old, the Mad River Path Association (MRPA) will soon have 6.5 miles of path, over six sections: three in Waitsfield, two in Warren and one in Fayston. Like its namesake river, the path ...

Mad River Path celebrates 26 years, plans annual meeting

Warren School Board revisits safety concerns

On Tuesday, November 3, the Warren School Board revisited safety issues with the building and playground that were reported by the Vermont School Board Insurance Trust (VSBIT) last August. They ...