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Oklahomans Could Purchase Route 66 Centennial License Plate Under New Law
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Oklahomans Could Purchase Route 66 Centennial License Plate Under New Law

  • Oklahoma passes HB 3147 to authorize a Route 66 Centennial License Plate, becoming law without the governor's signature.
  • The Oklahoma Route 66 Centennial Commission will work with Service Oklahoma on plate design.
  • Up to $20 from each plate will be directed to the Oklahoma Route 66 Association for promotion and preservation.
  • At least 100 Oklahomans must sign up to pre-order the new license plate before production.
  • Route 66 Day at the Capitol on April 21 highlighted the centennial effort and sign-ups.
  • Rhys Martin, president of the Oklahoma Route 66 Association, praised the plate's centennial purpose.
  • Senate author Ally Seifried calls the plate an exciting chance to celebrate the Mother Road.
  • Rep. Derrick Hildebrant emphasized the license plate honors the route's history and local communities.
  • Proceeds will support promotion and preservation efforts along Route 66 in Oklahoma.
  • Oklahoma has the longest drivable stretch of Route 66 with many communities along the route.
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'Really big deal': 13-mile secret of America's heartland revealed by Fox News' Steve Doocy
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'Really big deal': 13-mile secret of America's heartland revealed by Fox News' Steve Doocy

  • Doocy’s Route 66 centennial road trip continues in Baxter Springs, Kansas, highlighting its 13-mile stretch.
  • Locals share personal connections to Route 66 as Doocy films at a Baxter Springs grill and pub.
  • Officials call Route 66 a symbol of America’s main street and a draw for travelers heading westward.
  • The trip includes a ribbon-cutting for a new park welcoming Route 66 travelers.
  • Doocy’s journey spans Tulsa, Baxter Springs, and will conclude in Springfield as part of a broader centennial tour.
  • The Route 66 centennial celebration aims to connect communities with the road’s history and pride.
  • Doocy’s coverage underscores Kansas’ unique place in the Mother Road’s legacy.
  • The piece notes the route's role in shaping small-town life and regional identity.
  • The itinerary includes Tulsa’s Outsiders House Museum and a Baxter Springs visit during the centennial year.
  • Doocy’s Route 66 coverage aims to spotlight community pride and the road’s enduring appeal.
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