Back in August we spoke with Jess Turner, owner of Capital Kitchen, in Downtown Montpelier about how her businesses has been coping during the pandemic.

We first spoke with Mary Margaret Groberg, owner of Notion Fabric & Craft, back in April about how her business was faring during the COVID-19 crisis. We caught up with again back in August for an update.

Back in March, we spoke with Sky Barsch, owner of Alpenglow Fitness, a small business based in Montpelier, Vermont about how the COVID-19 crisis has affected her boutique fitness studio. We caught up with Sky to get an update on how Alpenglow Fitness has been doing during the pandemic.

In August, we spoke to Onion River Outdoors owners Jen and Kip Roberts about how their small business has been coping during the pandemic.

In August we spoke with Brad Carey, new owner of The Book Garden, about how this business has been operating during the pandemic.

Back in April, we spoke with Rick DeAngelis, executive director of Good Samaritan Haven, about how the COVID-19 crisis has affected this nonprofit. We caught

In another interview for our Coping With Covid series with Montpelier Alive, we interviewed Zutano Outlet owner, Sylvia Thompson, who purchased the store late last year. She talks

Back in July, we spoke with Rabble Rouser Chocolate & Craft Co. – a 100% employee owned company in Downtown Montpelier about how they are

Back in April, we spoke with Amy LePage of Emerge Yoga. She talked to us about how her business was handling the COVID-19 crisis. We

Over the summer, we teamed up with Montpelier Alive to highlight Downtown Montpelier businesses and talk about the particular challenges they may be facing during