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: 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...
The Kremmling Police Department recognized Officer Bryson Hicks for saving the lives of two people in Grand County. Chief Jesse Lisenby presented Hicks with a Lifesaving Award at the Nov. 6 Kremmling Board of Trustees...
On Nov. 13, 2024, three Middle Park High School lacrosse players signed letters of intent to their prospective colleges and universities. Left to right: Seniors Carter Chamberlin, Simon Wilcox and Jordan Anderson.
By: Soyars Van Hauen
Every year Grand County organizations participate in a friendly food drive competition for Mountain Family Center leading up to Thanksgiving. This year Mountain Parks Electric (pictured) won first place donating 11,875 items.
Glynn “Yogi” McGovern is the newest member of the Kremmling Police Department. He moved from Missouri to join the department in October. “This is 100% a positive move. This is one of those things where...
Grand Cliffs is Kremmling's newest housing development, offering duplexes and single-family homes.
The Colorado Avalanche Information Center stated it has improved its online resource for avalanche accident data. This makes the website easier to “access, explore and learn from all reported avalanche incidents in Colorado,” the organization...
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