LAS VEGAS – Neon is loud, garish and hard to miss. But if you look for it on the famed Las Vegas Strip, good luck. The wild colors and pointers to get you in the door for "free drinks" and "floor ...

San Antonio long has had an impressive collection of commercial neon signs promoting office buildings, bars, tattoo parlors and other businesses. Unfortunately, many of the most fondly remembered ...

SAN ANTONIO - The Spurs emerged victorious in theor matchup against the Houston Rockets*****San Antonio Spurs (31-15, second in the Western Conference) vs. H Crowds overflow Stand for Humanity Rally, ...

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Eight newly refurbished neon signs have been installed as part of the completion of the Las Vegas Boulevard Improvement Project. The signs are owned by the City of Las Vegas, ...

Evan Voyles lives in Austin, Texas, and sells classic neon signs on his website, Neon Jungle. Many of his signs come from the Lone Star State, but some come from other parts of the Southwest - ...

Twenty years ago, Chris Raley watched the Las Vegas lights slowly disappear in the rearview mirror of a 26-foot U-Haul. After nearly two years in the city, he returned home to California feeling like ...

Now neon makes up a relatively small part of Signworks' business. The company took "Neon" out of its name for that reason. But even as times change, the company has stayed committed to keeping Omaha's ...

EVANSVILLE, Ind.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--OneMain Financial announced today that it will be hosting a “Made on Main Street” event on Saturday, August 18, 2018, to celebrate the $25,000 grant awarded to The ...

(MENAFN- GetNews) Crafty Neon Signs, a company with extensive experience in working with so many different brands that need lighting solutions for their business innovates classic Neon signs. London – ...

NEW YORK, April 8 (Reuters) - From a cross-legged Ronald McDonald to a martini glass replete with olive, classic neon signs fill Let There Be Neon, a Lower Manhattan shop that makes all their signs in ...

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