Margaret Hair Reporter
Margaret Hair covers arts and entertainment for the Pilot & Today. She started working at the paper in August 2007, and is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She has worked for McClatchy-Tribune News Service (Washington, D.C.), the News & Record (Greensboro, N.C.) and The Daily Tar Heel (Chapel Hill, N.C.). Margaret writes about music for the Independent Weekly (Durham, N.C.) and the Boulder Weekly, and holds on to a childhood belief that Rasheed Wallace is the best basketball player ever.
Recent stories
- How to reduce energy costs
- Winterizing a home can be a cheap and easy project
- November 29, 2008
- Last winter, Ace at the Curve employee Jim Warren cut his home energy costs by replacing all his windows. He also stopped warm air from leaving his house by caulking around those windows, and he put a hotel shower cap over the inside grate of a bathroom fan.
- Visualizing Routt County’s future
- Vision 2030 meetings to clarify goals, priorities for next 20 years
- November 3, 2008
- After a year of collecting ideas from Routt County residents about how they would like to see the area develop in the next two decades, Vision 2030 is starting to hone in on a plan.
- Acting on autism
- Early intervention helps children, families cope with spectrum disorder
- October 19, 2008
- It didn’t take Craig resident Michele Dugan long to notice something was different about her youngest son.
- Salvage yard unveils art
- Home ReSource to use warehouse to store items for winter
- October 4, 2008
- In the spirit of salvaging anything it can, Home ReSource opens its reclaimed warehouse today, with live music, food and a community art project.
- Fifth annual wine festival draws crowds, celebrates vineyards
- August 4, 2008
- On Saturday afternoon at the Toast of Steamboat Grand Tasting, wine drinkers from across the state rubbed elbows in search of the perfect zinfandel, malbec or chardonnay. Humidity lifted up from the grass on Torian Plum Plaza as the sky clouded, dumped rain and cleared, while festival-goers lifted glasses and danced to the folk rock of Missed the Boat.
- Hashing out health care
- Denver doctor presents concerns about cost, insurance
- July 14, 2008
- Tom Bost, a highly specialized private practice physician from Denver, has a proposal: “If I said you can have better coverage for less money, and never go bankrupt from it and never lose, what do you think? I think you’d say, ‘Well, where do I sign up?’” Bost said, explaining his position in support of a single-payer universal health care system.
- Two-legged dog takes top honors at mutt contest
- June 13, 2008
- The annual Nuts for Mutts dog show in Woodland Hills, Calif., isn’t quite on the same level as The Westminster Kennel Club.
- Snow will dissipate today
- January 7, 2008
- A storm that brought 9 inches of heavy snow and wind gusts up to 55 mph Saturday and Sunday is forecast to continue to affect the region through this afternoon, with an additional 5 to 9 inches of accumulation possible in the city of Steamboat Springs.
- Storm Peak opens today
- Snowfall allows summit access at Steamboat Ski Area
- December 8, 2007
- The Storm Peak Express chairlift opens today, giving Steamboat Ski Area top-to-bottom skiing for the first time this season.
- Bhutanese Buddhist figure to visit Steamboat
- December 7, 2007
- When His Holiness Lopen Ngawan Tenzin Rinpoche first came to Steamboat Springs in 2004, it was not only the first time he had come to the United States.
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