TULSA, Okla. — The Williams Route 66 Marathon kicks off in Tulsa theweekend of Nov. 23 for its 19th year. Events are planned for runners, but also for Tulsans to enjoy.

McCullar’s mental health has transformed as much as his body. Running gives him clarity and peace in a way that sheds stress ...

Sonnie Simons could barely move. Just weeks into a promising new year, Sonnie Simons lay flat on her back with broken ribs from a skiing accident, her marathon dreams suddenly frozen beneath the snow.

The Route 66 Marathon is still bouncing back from effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Green said. “Like with other running events, people are feeling safe again,” she said.

TULSA, Okla. — Williams Route 66 Marathon organizers revealed a new course for this year’s marathon, using more trails instead of city streets to help with traffic. This is the first time the ...

Set for Nov. 22-23, the 2025 event marks the 20th running of the Route 66 Marathon and the culmination of its “Icons of Route 66” medal series, which has featured a different local landmark ...

The new route for the full marathon marks the first major course change in three years, organizers say. About 9,000 participants are expected at this year's event Nov. 19-20.

The Williams Route 66 will celebrate its 20th year this November as thousands are set to take part in the marathon that runs through Tulsa. The marathon will also unveil a new medal for finishers.

TULSA, Okla. — The Williams Route 66 Marathon returns to Green Country this weekend for its 18th year. Along with the usual runners, some of Tulsa's police officers and firefighters are going ...

The Route 66 Marathon will be held the weekend of November 21 and 22. This was set to be the 15th anniversary of the Route 66 Marathon, but organizers said, ...

Breaking News: 1 Body Found In Osage County, Deputies Investigating. Route 66 Marathon Introduces 1st 'Kicks For Kids' Run. Saturday, November 23rd 2019, 8:01 pm ...

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