The 170-year-old Vermont-based retailer, known for its workwear and fishing gear, will also trim its assortment and drop its ...

Orvis: A Brief History Started in 1856 in Manchester, Vermont by its namesake founder Charles F. Orvis, the Orvis Company ...

With the goal of enduring for “another 170 years as a family-owned, purpose-driven brand,” Orvis is laying off 112 employees (about 8% of its workforce), closing some stores and dropping its ...

Orvis recently debuted a new shop at 702 Cross Hill Road in the Cross Hill Market shopping ... Initially founded in 1856 and ...

National outdoor apparel outfitter Orvis has opened a new shop at 702 Cross Hill Road in the Cross Hill Market in Columbia. Photo by Chris Trainor A company that has outdoor apparel stores ...

Orvis, one of the oldest businesses in the heart of Manchester and internationally known for its quality outdoor and ...

There are about a dozen Orvis authorized stores around the state offering free fly-fishing classes, but the Cherry Creek shop also has the location going for it, surrounded by good restaurants for ...

There are a lot of numbers in fly fishing ... But if I needed to choose just one rod for trout fishing, it would be the 9-foot 5-weight (like my Orvis Recon), and I wouldn’t hesitate to use ...

File photo by Tiffany Tan/VTDigger Orvis, a 168-year-old Vermont-based company, said Friday it will lay off 112 workers, close some undisclosed retail locations ... and sells fishing and hunting ...

Orvis recently debuted a new shop at 702 Cross Hill Road in the Cross Hill Market shopping center just off Devine Street. While the store already is open for business, it will have a grand opening ...

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