Known as "Okies," these migrants primarily traveled along Route 66, which became a lifeline to California's fertile lands. The road was not just a path but a symbol of hope and resilience.

Closed since last summer, museum reopens Saturday at Harvey House with new owner and hoopla, columnist David Allen writes.

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Plan a trip to Sapulpa to discover the antique shops, historic museums, and its cool retro vibe. You'll love everything about ...

TULSA, Okla. — The Tulsa Route 66 Commission announced that Hillcrest Medical Center will be receiving the 66th neon sign ...

As the clock continues to tick down to the Route 66 centennial, Tulsa officials are looking at ways to enhance the route east ...

The Camp Cajon site is located at 3355 Wagon Wheel Road, in Phelan, a half-mile south of the McDonalds in the Cajon Pass.