Davies’ Chuck Wagon Diner in Lakewood, Colorado isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a time machine with a side of hash browns. The moment you pull into the parking lot, you know you’re in for something ...

Gary Mehan, the owner of the former Gene's building, said Wichita Falls artist Jason Harris bought the sign at the Holliday ...

A juicy burger is a treat, but it's disappointing to get a bad one. We asked two pro chefs to share the burger red flags to ...

Monroe St. Vintage Print + Neon and the new Spokane Neon Museum plan a grand opening Saturday. A longtime collector of bygone neon signs ... as Dick’s Hamburgers, Garbage Goat, White Elephant ...

Learn to make light, but never LEDs. Have you ever stopped to look at a neon sign? I mean really look at one—long enough to notice that it is made of glass tubes intricately hand bent and folded ...

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Decades-old neon signs are powering on for viewers in Spokane to enjoy very soon. Vintage Neon and Print sells posters, t-shirts and prints all adorned with iconic Spokane landmarks.

If you’ve ever looked at a flickering neon sign and thought, I bet I could make one of those, be advised: You almost certainly could not. At once a science and an art, neon demands an artisan ...

The City of Burnaby is officially celebrating the return of an iconic neon sign to its historic Heights neighbourhood. The Eagle Ford sign flashed above the old Eagle Ford car dealership at Carleton ...

In the spring, the White Horse removed its 1946 neon sign and replaced it with a replica illuminated not by gas but by light-emitting diodes, or LEDs. Image Outside the White Horse Tavern in ...

Paul Stoakes came from England to Los Angeles in the mid-1980s with $40 in his pocket. He bummed around and did odd jobs until finding his calling at a small company that makes signs — all kinds ...

Thank goodness the big, glowing neon key sign still stands ... counter and enjoy the show: burgers and onions sizzling and steaming on the vest-pocket grill. White Manna is the state’s cutest ...

Nearly seven months later, the neon sign that hung outside the store at 3309 N. Third St., opened in 1956 by an accordion player named Angelo “Ziggie” Zardus, has come down. The sign ...