Kelsey Nistel is a content creator and helps with the Retro 102.5 social media. She was born in Toledo, Ohio but has lived in Colorado since 2007. Nistel writes about trending topics and Northern Colorado crime. She keeps the public informed on the Most Wanted suspects of our community weekly. Her favorite places in Northern Colorado include the Poudre Canyon, Estes Park, Big Thompson Canyon and Old Town Fort Collins.
Kelsey Nistel
Guy Fieri Visited This Iconic Colorado Diner, You Should Too
Come hungry, leave happy at Colorado's Sam's No. 3 Diner
Can You Believe This Run Down Place Was Once a Colorado Resort?
Not much remains of Colorado's Wiley's Resort Motel.
Fairway Fortress: This Colorado Estate For Sale is a Golfer’s Paradise
This incredible Cortez estate for sale is on the Conquistador Golf Course.
The History Behind This Abandoned Colorado Mine in Chaffee County
Have you ever driven past this abandoned Colorado mine?
How Did This Colorado Beach Get Its Unique Name?
Where did the name of this location come from?
Country Living: Scenic Colorado Ranches Currently on the Market
Who will pony up and buy one of these incredibly scenic Colorado ranches?
A Colorado Schoolhouse From the 1800s is Now a Luxurious Ranch
This homestead has come a long way from when it used to be a school in the 1800s.
This Week’s Larimer County’s Most Wanted: Sebastian Leos
The Larimer County Sheriff's Office updates their Most Wanted list, giving citizens the chance to provide any information about any of the posted criminals.
Coloradans Can Prevent Wildlife Injuries By Recycling This Item
Coloradans can do their part to protect wildlife by properly disposing of used baling twine.
This Pagosa Springs Property For Sale is a Western Dream
This Colorado property with a beautiful barndominium offers 60 acres of incredible acreage to roam and play.
Brave Enough to Hike Colorado’s Thrilling Devil’s Causeway?
This challenging hike is not for the faint of heart.
Colorado Cairns: Is Rock Stacking Destructive or Desirable?
Is rock stacking okay in Colorado or should people stop doing it?