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Bruce Owen, a descendant of two famous families in Lebanon’s Route 66 history, was elected president of the Lebanon-Laclede County Route 66 Society at Saturday’s annual membership meeting.
A presentation by Route 66 enthusiast “Movin’ Mark” Norman and the unveiling of an informational sign at the former Underpass Cafe will highlight the annual membership meeting of the Lebanon-Laclede County Route 66 Society.
Now Route 66 travelers will know that the Underpass Cafe served breakfast, lunch and dinner and also had a gift shop.
The restoration of the exterior of the former Underpass Cafe at Phillipsburg should be complete by the end of this year, according to a timetable set by the Lebanon-Laclede County Route 66 Society board at its meeting Tuesday.
Let the record show that the last overnight guests at Camp Joy were Bobby Justice and seven volunteers who were helping Justice prepare the last Camp Joy cabin for its move to Boswell Park the next morning.
The city of Lebanon’s Tourism and Parks and Recreation departments will assume more of the r…
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The Route 66 Association of Missouri compiled two pages of questions Saturday when it met to…
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No progress was made Monday in one of several last-ditch efforts to delay demolition of the …
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