Meg Soyars Van Hauen is a writer based in Grand County, Colorado. She focuses on local news and events, covering a wide range of topics including community events, local government, sports, and weather. Her work has been featured in Sky-Hi News and Summit Daily News.
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By: Soyars Van Hauen
Recent grants have supported veterans' programs with National Sports Center of the Disabled. Pictured: Military members enjoy whitewater rafting on the Colorado River.
As the weather turns snowy, Granby Recreation Department has creative workshops and indoor activities for children. Create with Kathi: Scary pumpkin workshop Join Granby Recreation Department and Kathi Manville for a fun watercolor class for...
By: Soyars Van Hauen
The Tabernash location's closure is indicative of a larger issue in Colorado's marijuana industry
Grand County residents can now apply to become a Habitat for Humanity homeowner. The application is open from Oct. 21 to Nov. 15 for residents to own a home in Hot Sulphur Springs. Real estate...
By: Meg Soyars Van Hauen
On a fall afternoon in Kremmling, people gather outside the Mountain Family Center food pantry. Staff members hand out fresh produce, milk, meat, canned goods and more to those in need. While the food pantry...
By: Meg Soyars Van Hauen
On Nov. 5, voters will either pass or reject Proposition 127, the initiative to ban mountain lion, bobcat and lynx hunting. One fact has been true for this citizen’s ballot initiative — big cats elicit...
By: Meg Soyars Van Hauen
Four candidates are running for two Grand County commissioner seats this election. Democrat Shanna Ganne is running against Republican and board incumbent Merrit Linke for District 2. Democrat Meara McQuain is running against Republican Ed...
Paul “Ozzie” Martin has owned an outfitting business in Grand County for almost 30 years. Martin guides hunters on the search for mountain lions. But if Proposition 127 – the ban against mountain lion, bobcat...
This summer, 7670 Bar & Grill opened in Hot Sulphur Springs along Main Street. Since then, the restaurant (with a bar coming soon) has been serving hearty portions and small town hospitality. Customers can enjoy...
Some parts of Grand County are under a winter storm warning, from 2 p.m. Sunday to 11 a.m. Monday. According to the National Weather Service of Denver/Boulder, the snow accumulation will be most significant in...
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