Vermilion releases citywide street ratings
Repair estimates could reach $50 million VERMILION — Residents can now see how the city rated its streets as officials consider how to address a road repair backlog that could cost tens of millions of dollars. The city published its street condition assessment Tuesday, Oct. 20, one day after Vermilion Continue Reading
Malcolm Mather, 87, remembered for service
Veteran, longtime Lions Club member leaves lasting legacy VERMILION — Malcolm Adrian Mather, 87, a U.S. Air Force veteran, longtime Vermilion Lions Club member and familiar face in the community, passed away Oct. 17, 2026, of natural causes in Decatur, Georgia. Born April 12, 1939, in Amherst to Adrian and Continue Reading
Beach Market proposes major changes
Traffic, parking concerns prompt new plans VERMILION — The Vermilion Beach Market could undergo significant changes in 2027, including a shorter event, fewer vendors and free shuttle service, as organizers work to address traffic and parking concerns following this year’s market. Organizer Anne Binder presented the proposed changes to the Continue Reading