36 min ago | The Joplin Independent
Route 249 finally officially opens
Congressman Roy Blunt waves a section of ribbon that he had cut during a ceremony dedicating the opening of Route 249 in Jasper County on October 6, 2008.
8 hrs ago | Arizona Republic
The neon signs advertising "Siegler Heaters" and "Martin Incinerators" on a Milwaukee Avenue appliance store are pretty beat up, and the metal that supports the glass tubes is rusted through in places.
13 hrs ago | Arizona Daily Sun
NAU student killed by train identified
Train workers say Erin H. Bjorklund of New Mexico made no effort to get out of the way.
Highlighting Munger Moss, Route 66
Lebanon will be a stopping point for a free concert series this month in conjunction with a 13-episode video production highlighting historic Route 66.
NAU student killed by train near downtown
A Northern Arizona University student was killed by a train as she walked along the railroad tracks west of downtown Flagstaff Friday night.
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An image of Tucumcari Mountain from an old postcard. Tucumcari Mountain, near Tucumcari, N.M., has long been one of the Mother Road's most-recognized natural landmarks.
Rolling "Dutchmen" Bike Through Ozarks
Today a group of Dutchmen, riding motorized french bicycles, rolled into Springfield to riase money for Indonesia.
It's never too late for breakfast at Myrt's Route 66 Cafe
Nestled along wooded and winding Route 66 in Bethel Township is a tiny diner that is a hangout for people ready for an endless cup of coffee and some catching up with the locals.
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Police ram truck to stop it after 5-mile chase in Hempfield
A five-mile chase that started when a young driver tried to elude police ended in a four-vehicle accident in Hempfield this afternoon, police said.
Sammy Davis Jr. turned near-tragedy to triumph
For a few days in late 1954, a small hospital in San Bernardino was the center of attention for Hollywood's elite, as well as for entertainment fans across America.
Route 66 car show draws throng to Edmond park [15 hrs ago]
A sunny Saturday filled with shiny, eye-catching classic sports cars is a day just about anyone can enjoy.
The country's first coast-to-coast highway has long battled an identity crisis, of sorts, and you can help.
The Oklahoma City suburb of Edmond has been criticized fairly regularly here for embracing its Route 66 heritage far too late, after nearly all of its historic treasures are gone.
Get your kicks on Route 66 during the St. Louis Route 66 Festival to be held at the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge.
Quest for GTO to restore ends with car with a history
For Alan Meyer of Riverside, there is something about the Pontiac GTO. But the 1965 GTO he will be driving to the 19th annual Stater Bros.
Braidwood considers historic preservation rules
This is a story from the Braidwood Journal about an upcoming city council meeting in nearby Braidwood: City attorney Paul Keller introduced a draft ordinance at the Sept.
Among the many amazing oversized sights Diamond Braverman saw on his trip across America were prehistoric replicas in Dino Land, a giant peach and this big Santa at a roadside motel.
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Vintage vehicles and "1 Evil RV" cruised along downtown streets Sunday afternoon as yet another classic car showcase drew to a close.