Killington’s 2025 was marked by development milestones and business highlights that reshaped local headlines. This retrospective explores the shifts that defined the town’s progress and previews how they may influence Killington’s future.
Northwestern Ontario faced a year of extremes in 2025, from widespread wildfires to the promise of a new hospital in Kenora. Yet tragedy also struck in Dryden, where four individuals lost their lives to drowning, leaving the region in collective mourning.
From local festivals to breathtaking landscapes, the photographs showcased here represent the finest moments captured by Lewiston Tribune and Moscow-Pullman Daily News photographers. As 2025 draws to a close, we look back on images that define our region and its vibrant communities.
Batavia First Presbyterian Church will host a community New Year’s breakfast on January 4. Residents and visitors alike are encouraged to gather, marking the start of 2025 with fellowship and a shared meal.
Green River Distilling is reported to be having a strong year, according to a local publication. While key figures remain behind a paywall, the distillery’s apparent success stands out as a notable development toward the end of 2025.
2025 was another remarkable year for black hole research. This story highlights the most notable breakthroughs from the last twelve months, providing a snapshot of how our understanding of these cosmic enigmas has evolved.
Miami has officially secured a spot in the College Football Playoff Quarterfinals. The announcement comes amid broader discussions around Texas A&M, Ohio State, and the rest of the contenders vying for the sport’s highest honors. Fans everywhere are bracing for thrilling showdowns as the postseason approaches.
In a year marked by hurdles, several television series managed to rise above the fray. Drawing from The New Yorker’s daily newsletter, this piece explores how certain shows still managed to resonate with viewers despite the challenging climate—and why their success matters.
In the letters published on December 10, 2025, readers voice their anxieties about America’s future as a democracy. Although the specific viewpoints are behind a paywall, the overarching concern is that the nation may be drifting away from the principles on which it was founded.
On December 6, 2025, 57-year-old La Crosse resident Debra K. (Biddick) Prigge passed away peacefully at her home. This brief tribute originally appeared in the La Crosse Tribune, sharing only her name, age, and the date of her passing.
