Out in the Mountains was the only LGBTQ focused newspaper in Vermont from early 1986 to January of 2007 when the last issue was released. The newspaper provided a forum for a diverse LGBTQ community to stay connected, covered issues facing the community such as violence, isolation and HIV, and discussed policy and organizing efforts to battle discrimination against LGBTQ people in Vermont and in the United States as a whole. Some significant milestones for LGBTQ rights in Vermont covered by Out in the Mountains include the passage of Civil Unions and the Vermont Employment Non-Discrimination Act.

Search the Burlington Free Press from 1848-2007, plus additional Vermont newspapers.

Seven Days in indexed in the Alt-Press Watch Database from 2002-present. You can limit your search by using "seven days" and changing the drop-down box to Publication Title.

Digitized versions of small press newspapers and periodicals from the 1950s to the present. Areas of coverage include GI Press, student activism, LGBT press, African-American and Native American press.

The full UVM Research Guide for Historical Newspapers will lead you to additional newspaper sources.