The owner, a fan of all things antique, last weekend put up a 1940s-era sign salvaged from a restaurant in New York City.

The sign’s other defining trait boils down to one word: neon. Glass tubes filled with the colorless, odorless noble gas illuminate its red letters. Several neon enthusiasts, including Jim Rizzo ...

Stan Zawatski, his sister Susan and his daughter Crystal prepare to make their last sandwiches at their iconic Central Avenue ...

The former Mavericks star scores 45 points after tearing up during an emotional tribute video as fans shower him with love ...

One had the word “NEON” written on it ... All season long, those signs have offered clarity for Columbia and misdirection for their opponents. On Thursday in Chapel Hill, they played a ...

This restaurant doesn’t look much from the outside - in fact, you could be forgiven for passing by and not even noticing it.

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Stewart's True Value Hardware occupied the Boulevard building from 1912 to 2012. Now, the hardware store's sign can be found ...