Kylea Henseler is a journalist based in Montrose, Colorado, writing for The Montrose Daily Press. Her work focuses on local news and events, including coverage of sports, community happenings, and local government. Her articles provide a glimpse into the vibrant and diverse community of Montrose and surrounding areas.
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Kylea Henseler's coverage focuses predominantly on local events, sports, and community-related topics in Montrose, Colorado. She appears to be particularly interested in covering local businesses, community events, and sports achievements.
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By: Kylea Henseler
Guests started lining up at Zipotes last week before the truck even opened for business. (Kylea Henseler/Montrose Daily Press.)
By: Kylea Henseler
The saying may go “April showers bring May flowers," but in Colorado four to five months of serious snow bring beautiful July wildflowers.
As featured on By summer 2026, it's likely only 40 hikers and up to 24 campers per day will be able to access Ouray County's beloved and viral Blue Lakes Trail.
By: Kylea Henseler
By summer 2026, it’s likely only 40 hikers and up to 24 campers per day will be able to access Ouray County’s beloved and viral Blue Lakes Trail.
By: Kylea Henseler
Melissa McChristian working on the Chow Down mural. (Courtesy photo/Melissa McChristian)
By: Kylea Henseler
In the summer of 1995, just 140 feet from the peak of a remote mountain in Patagonia, a trio of climbers huddled gripping the wall as they discussed the next
By: Kylea Henseler
Ivan Marquez wears a look of victory at States, where he took first place in his weight class. (Courtesy photo/Danielle Musser)
By: Kylea Henseler
Healthy Rhythm will host its first spoken word open mic night Tuesday, July 30 at 7 p.m. (Kylea Henseler/Montrose Daily Press)
By: Kylea Henseler
After years of effort and discussions, shovels are finally in the ground for the Garnet Mesa Solar project, which upon completion will be one of the largest agrivoltaic ventures in Colorado.
By: Kylea Henseler
After years of effort and discussions, shovels are finally in the ground for the Garnet Mesa Solar project, which upon completion will be one of the largest agrivoltaic ventures in
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