What does COLM stand for?

Colorado National Monument (US National Park Service)

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Situated along the Colorado River and once an agricultural stronghold, Fruita added the "Mike the Headless Chicken" festival to annual events that include a mountain bike race and a marathon that wind past canyons and red-rock formations in the nearby Colorado National Monument.

Famous headless fowl feted in Fruita, Colo

Suicides have been on the rise in some places like Colorado National Monument, where 26 people attempted suicide last year.

Suicides in national parks increase in 2008

Some of the more interesting ones that you may want to see while you are in Colorado include Dinosaur National Monument, Canyon of the Ancients National Monument and Colorado National Monument, to name only a few.

Colorado Tourist Attractions

In Fruita, a town of 6,500 at the foot of the majestic Colorado National Monument, Jamison swung his patrol car through the dirt median to pursue a car flashing by at more than 90 mph.

States make immigration arrests under fed program

This Jim Engh course designed around the Colorado National Monument will take your breath away.

Top 10 for company outings: online course source ranks favorites

Every single day you couldn't believe that you'd wake up and there was more fire, new fires started," said Joan Anzelmo, the park's spokeswoman in 1988 and now superintendent of Colorado National Monument.

Yellowstone National Park recovers from 1988 fires

The day after Wolff disappeared, searchers found the body of a 27-year-old man who drove into Colorado National Monument near Grand Junction, Colo.

18 suicides reported in national parks this year