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Updated: 2:25 PM CDT May 18, 2021 Jean Mackin News Anchor/Reporter The sign war began with a little nudge from Rowell s Services in Tilton, New Hampshire: A sign asking, DQ TILTON WANT TO START A SIGN WAR? IT LL BE COOL. It ll be cool, said Mandi Hagan of Rowell s Services. And her rebuttal was so much greater than ours. Bianca Dion of Dairy Queen in Tilton helped craft the response. Our response was WE BET YOUR GAS WE DO, said Dion.These were the first messages spelling out a sign war.An appetizing idea for UNO Pizzeria and Grille at the Tanger Outlets, they took a bite posting SIGN WARS ARE CHEESY - YOU DONT WANT A PIZZA THIS! But more businesses did. Nu-Car wrote it out in lights: GETTING PUMPED FOR SIGN WARS. Truck Trends responding with a joke about the microchip shortage, posting WE D JOIN THE PARTY BUT WE HEAR D YOU CAN T GET CHIPS. Dion of Dairy Queen said a lot of people take pictures of the signs. A lot of people tell us ....
Tilton businesses wage sign war against each other Share Updated: 11:23 PM EDT May 17, 2021 Share Updated: 11:23 PM EDT May 17, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript JEAN: IT ALL STARTED WITH A LITTLE NUDGE FROM ROWELL’S SERVICES HEATING COOLING AND PLUMBING. A SIGN ASKING, DQ TILTON, WANT TO START A SIGN WAR? IT’LL BE COOL. IT’LL BE COOL, AND HER REBUTTAL WAS SO MUCH GREATER THAN OURS. OUR RESPONSE WAS, WE BET YOUR GAS WE DO. JEAN: AND THOSE WERE THE FIRST MESSAGES SPELLING OUT A SIGN WAR. AN APPETIZING IDEA FOR UNO’S AT THE TANGER OUTLETS IN TILTON. THEY TOOK A BITE, POSTING SIGN WARS ARE CHEESY, YOU DON’T WANT A PIZZA THIS. BUT MORE BUSINESSES DID. NU-CAR WROTE IT OUT IN LIGHTS, GETTING PUMPED FOR SIGN WARS. TRUCK TRENDS RESPONDING WITH A JOKE ABOUT THE MICROCHIP SHORTAGE, POSTING, WE’D JOIN THE PARTY, BUT WE HEARD YOU CAN’T GET CHIPS. A LOT PEOPLE WILL TAKE PICTURES, A LOT OF PEOPLE WILL TE ....
KINGSTON Kingston businesses declared a temporary ceasefire in the city-wide sign war to show support for an education assistant battling breast cancer. Reid and Ben from Kingston s MOVE 98.3 called on businesses to share messages of support for Angie Berman, who was visiting a hospital Friday morning for chemotherapy. Berman is an education assistant at Our Lady Mount Carmel Catholic School in Kingston. Way before Christmas, I noticed a bit of change in my body. I ended up going for a mammogram, which I m young for, it was definitely cancer, said Berman to Kingston s MOVE 98.3. I think the scariest part was I no longer have my hair, so I have a wig and I m wearing some hats. ....
Article content ‘Sign Wars’ started Friday in Tillsonburg at Stubbe’s BrandSource Home Furnishings on north Broadway. “There were Facebook posts that were going around from different areas last week,” said Tina Penner from Stubbe’s BrandSource Home Furnishings, noting the idea originated in Listowel, north of Stratford. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. “And we said ‘we should get in on this’ because Tillsonburg had not started yet.” Stubbe’s had their marketing director ask Tillsonburg on their electronic sign at 616 Broadway, ‘Hey Tillsonburg! Who wants to start a #SIGNWAR? We couldn’t CHAIR less!’ ....
Article content A “sign war” recently started by Speedy Glass in Listowel has quickly ignited friendly rivalries between dozens of businesses and organizations throughout the North Perth town and across Perth County. Trevor Cork, one of the owners at the Listowel auto-glass repair shop, said he fired the first shot after scrolling through a Facebook post about a similar sign war brewing in Christiansburg, Va., in the U.S. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Listowel sign war spreads throughout Perth County Back to video “I was tagged in a post on Facebook a little over a week ago, and it was from a small town in Virginia down in the states,” Cork said Thursday. “It was very similar. It was a sign war and I thought, ‘You know what, Listowel and this community can absolutely rock this.’ ....