Steve Doocy launches Route 66 centennial road trip to celebrate historic highway

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 28

Doocy started his three-day journey in Tulsa, Oklahoma, visiting local businesses and artists before continuing through Kansas and ending in Springfield, Missouri, where the official centennial kickoff will occur.
During the trip, Doocy highlighted classic cars, including a Mustang, and spoke with figures like artist William Franklin and author Cory Williams about Route 66's cultural significance.
The road trip spotlights small businesses and communities along Route 66 as it nears its 100th anniversary, coinciding with preparations for America's 250th birthday and drawing thousands to centennial events.

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