Roanoke councilman predicts neon sign resurgence downtown Ian Price January 31, 2018 1 minute read The biggest ones are historical signs of Roanoke’s past, but one city leader thinks we’ll see more neon signs downtown. WFIR’s Ian Price has more: Share: Post navigation Previous: Senate approves bill to deduct lottery winnings from poorNext: VBR Sports will take regional approach to attracting events Related Stories Ronald McDonald House of Southwest Virginia and other “Houses,” want to make sure people understand their mission. Gene Marrano May 22, 2026 Roanoke mayor addresses budget cuts, FLOCK surveillance technology Ian Price May 22, 2026 Vinton acquires properties damaged in 2022 fire to support revitalization efforts Web Staff May 22, 2026
The biggest ones are historical signs of Roanoke’s past, but one city leader thinks we’ll see more neon signs downtown. WFIR’s Ian Price has more:
