SPOKANE, Wash. - An iconic neon sign at the Ming Wah Restaurant in downtown Spokane has unfortunately come crashing down. It is currently unknown when or how exactly the Ming Wah sign on W. 3rd Ave.

VINITA, Okla. — A Vinita restaurant celebrated the restoration of their neon sign on Saturday. Hi-Way Cafe sits about two miles west of Vinita on Route 66. Beth Hilburn, one of the restaurant’s owners ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - An iconic neon sign along Lower Broadway is now gone. Hundreds of people came out to celebrate more than 30 years of Jack’s Bar-B-Que and their famous flying pig logo on ...

Kuppy's Diner in Middletown is trying to figure out next steps after its neon sign was damaged. The sign had been standing tall for almost 93 years until a tractor-trailer hit the sign's pole, also ...

After years in storage in pieces, one of the Yakima Valley's landmark neon signs is on display again after months of restoration. Workers with Cascade Sign & Fabrication installed the sign for the 410 ...

The iconic upside-down fork in the "Milt's" logo made the restaurant's neon sign immediately recognizable to hungry truckers and travelers. Designed by Milt Huggs himself, the late founder and ...

Update: It looks like the iconic neon sign at Spokane's Ming Wah restaurant will stand bright and tall again after the community came together to raise funds towards its restoration. A GoFundMe page ...

ZANESVILLE - Following the recent property sale of the Nicol's Family Style Restaurant, former patrons can now buy relics from the Putnam staple that closed in 2017. Now through Wednesday, Feb. 17, ...

The Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan used to joke to his wife, Chloe Mendel, that if she ever wanted to buy him a present, it should be the neon sign reading “Chop Suey” in bold letters outside ...

The Planet Hollywood sign, which stood at the Forum Shops for nearly three decades, is moving to the Neon Museum. Photo Credit: Neon Museum The Neon Museum in Las Vegas has acquired the distinctive ...

Neon sign making is a disappearing art, but there’s a growing movement to save these symbols of urban American culture. Take a self-guided tour to search out these vintage signs in Sonoma County.

A grainy image comes into focus. Shaky interlacing lines coalesce into the vigorous movements of a lion dance. A time stamp reads “1990.8.19”, but the clang of cymbals and drums through the tinny ...