But those sights could soon become a thing of the past - according to one of the country's last neon sign makers - who says more needs to be done to save the craft for future generations.

While the original neon sign is no longer operable, SWEPCO has replaced it with energy-efficient LED lighting to maintain its nostalgic look with modern efficiency.

If it seems like Kern County Museum Executive Director Mike McCoy gets a phone call every time a historic building closes down or burns down, that’s because it’s ...

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Historic Tujague's sign removed from Decatur Street building in French Quarter The Southern Food and Beverage Museum has agreed to give the sign a new home but questions remain over who will pay ...

NEON will be releasing filmmaker Chloe Domont’s latest thriller A Place in Hell from MRC and T-Street in the domestic market. Multi-Oscar winning Parasite and Anora distributor will also be co ...

After accompanying his aunt, Beyoncé Carter-Knowles, at Louis Vuitton ‘s men’s spring 2026 fashion show on Tuesday, rising model Julez Smith took the runway at the 3.Paradis show in Paris on ...

Attacks on US politicians from Minnesota to Pennsylvania and California along with the assassination attempts on Donald Trump may appear unpredictable. But experts say there are ways to identify ...

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‘90s Music Icons Join Forces to Back ‘Harvard’s Resistance’ and Bruce Springsteen originally appeared on Parade. Public Enemy is back with a surprise.

A crowd of churchgoers witnessed what many believe was a biblical sign as a cloud appeared to take a divine form in broad daylight.

In-state recruit Keshawn Stancil called out North Carolina head coach Bill Belichick for signing someone Stancil thinks is worse than him.