KINGMAN, Arizona — There is a roughly 8-mile section of Route 66 at the western edge of this state that is considered to be one of the most scenic and white-knuckled drives this country has to offer.
The stretch of Route 66 between Kingman and Seligman is the longest continuous section of the Mother Road still in existence.
A few days ago, somewhere in Oklahoma along Route 66, a windstorm kicked up. Normally, Don Crost wouldn't have cared too much ...
Freedom, adventure and the pursuit of the American Dream —Route 66 is a symbol of it all. So strong is the lore, some even call it ‘Mother Road’. The historic highway, which was one of the first roads ...
A $585,000 federal grant will fund restoration of historic Route 66 properties in rural Arizona, including towns throughout ...
Corrections & Clarifications: The locations of two landmarks were incorrectly reported in a previous version of this article. Jack Rabbit Trading Post is about 18 miles west of Holbrook, and Holbrook ...
PHOENIX — The Arizona Office of Tourism on Wednesday announced the launch of a digital passport designed to make planning a trip on Route 66 easier than before. The Route 66 Passport will provide a ...
The funds from the National Park Service will go towards a program for supporting commercial and civic properties along rural ...
This is a little embarrassing to admit but my stomach has dictated much of my writing career. My first book was about Route 66 and the role Arizona played in saving it. I originally stumbled across ...
Theatrikos Theatre Company will present the world premiere of Route 66 to the Grand Canyon, an original, interactive ...
You can witness Phoenix, Arizona’s shape-shift into an AI powerhouse by looking out the car window while cruising Loop 303 off of Interstate 17, north of the city’s downtown. That’s how I first laid ...
KINGMAN, Arizona — There is a roughly 8-mile section of Route 66 at the western edge of this state that is considered to be one of the most scenic and white-knuckled drives this country has to offer.