Some time ago, we reported on a Route 66 revitalization program in Arizona concerning abandoned properties that once contained underground fuel tanks. There was some concerns by Route 66 aficionados that the bureaucrats would run roughshod. My concerns have been allayed somewhat by this report by the Holbrook Tribune-News. The public hearings had a lot … Continue reading Route 66ers weigh in on revitalization project
Day: February 3, 2006
Pain Walker to be in Tucumcari on Monday
Here's an update from Dennis Kinch, the man who's walking Route 66 to provide publicity for the National Pain Foundation: Dennis has crossed the border — from Texas into New Mexico! The next place you can find him, if you are interested in meeting up with him to chat or just plain give him encouragement, … Continue reading Pain Walker to be in Tucumcari on Monday
Harland Williams tells about his Route 66 movie
Harland Williams, an actor, comedian and artist, gives a few details on his Web site about his in-production DreamWorks animated movie based on Route 66. Well, time for some new details about the movie. Right now it's tenatively called ROUTE 66. The story follows a group of eccentric roadside statues that mysteriously come to life … Continue reading Harland Williams tells about his Route 66 movie
El Vado is on Albuquerque city council agenda
The proposal to designate El Vado Motel a city landmark at the Albuquerque City Council meeting Monday night has been placed on the agenda. It's not 100 percent certain, but the fact it's on the agenda means a decision is probable. So if you haven't e-mailed the councilors, asking them to approve the landmarks designation, … Continue reading El Vado is on Albuquerque city council agenda