Howie Cohen is the owner of Just Neon Sign Co. He repairs valuable vintage neon signs in upstate New York. The pieces he works on often go into private collections, never to be seen again. Howie walks ...

In 1935, around neon's heyday, the family-owned company Signworks (then called Neon Products Co.) opened in Omaha. Their specialty was, of course, neon. Everything from big business signs to blinking ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Howie Cohen: At first glance, I knew we had a beautiful sign here in the making. It's definitely a restorable piece. My name is Howie Cohen, and I run a sign ...

The shop floor at Pride Neon Sign Company is busy. In one nook, a graphics team is crafting a sign for the new Spoke-N-Sport bike shop in Brookings. At another table, a craftsman is piecing together a ...

The business now known as Pride Neon Sign Co. started in 1934 as the Gorne Neon Sign Co. Herbert Gorne’s shop was located at 1110 S. Minnesota Ave. He hired a salesman to visit other communities ...

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Just weeks after a local florist closed up shop after nearly 125 years in business, the community felt another crushing blow when the building’s iconic look was altered. When ...