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'Big Boy' train returns to Colorado in late July. Where to see it Original

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By Nate Trela Verified
| Fort Collins Coloradoan Verified
July 19, 2026, 5:01 a.m. MT The world's largest operating steam locomotive will come through Colorado at the end of July to wrap up a tour of the United States in conjunction with the nation's 250th anniversary. By the time Big Boy No. 4014 rolls back into Cheyenne, Wyoming, on July 29 to complete a coast-to-coast tour, it will have been exhibited at large displays in eight cities and dozens of whistle stops in 10 states.
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Where to see ‘The Odyssey’ in Colorado as Christopher Nolan intended

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By Nate Trela Verified, Brendan Morrow Verified
| Fort Collins Coloradoan Verified
When Christopher Nolan filmed “The Odyssey,” the Oscar-winning director had something particular in mind. The movie, in theaters July 17, was shot to be shown in 70mm IMAX, a format that provides the clearest images on the largest screens. Shooting the film that way took some ingenuity, and only a handful of theatres are technically capable of showing it in the format.
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How to retire in Colorado Original

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By Nate Trela Verified
| Fort Collins Coloradoan Verified
Preparing for retirement is scary. With Americans saying they fear running out of money more than anything in retirement, it’s clear that planning for life after work is one of the largest stresses you can face. Numerous experts claim to have calculated the magic number to save to guarantee a comfortable retirement. Still others recommend what they think are the best places to live out your golden years, using everything from vibes to hard data.
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