Fruita Colorado

Against all odds, Mike the Wyandotte chicken lived for 18 headless months in 1945–47, becoming a sideshow star, funding his owner’s truck, and inspiring an annual festival and statue in Fruita, Colorado.

Fruita's first Monumental Lights Gala is coming September 5, with dinner by the monument, live music, and community spirit all in one unforgettable evening.

One national contest is celebrating the best of the best when it comes to public bathrooms and Colorado made the ranking this year.

Fruita, Colorado, once had a law that discriminated against African Americans, which was repealed in 1952.

Fruita is a small town with a big reputation, known for its stunning red rock trails and a biking culture that’s taken root over decades.

From “Out Fruita way” to “four-season day,” Grand Junction has its own lingo. Learn what locals are really saying.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis was in Fruita recently to support a bill that aims to protect wildlife and promote outdoor recreation.

Discover how Fruita's canyon winds shape outdoor adventures and agricultural challenges in this unique Colorado town.

Enjoy a summer of music, biking, and delicious peaches at Colorado's top festivals this year – where adventure and tradition meet.

Western Colorado's farmers markets are the place to be. Check out the seasonal highlights and market schedules.