Route 66 Time capsule project launched, resident input sought
17-10-2026 00:18 via kfor.com

Route 66 Time capsule project launched, resident input sought

Oklahoma City has launched the Kicks 66-time capsule project, inviting people to leave messages for future generations of Oklahomans. The project coincides with the upcoming 100-year bicentennial celebration of Route 66.
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