A sign of things to come: Warner Theater new blade sign installed on Wisconsin Avenue
By:
Pauleen Le
Posted: May 17, 2020 9:00 AM CST
-
1:06
Schlesinger’s Saturday Showcase (3/7)...Some pre-St. Patrick’s...
-
2:57
A breezy, mild weekend as we go spring ahead to Daylight Saving...
-
1:55
After 26 years, future of a Milwaukee skate park is uncertain
-
0:49
Bucks guard AJ Green surprises families at Froedtert birth center
-
2:22
Dept. of Education’s ’History Rocks’ event stops in Brookfield;...
-
0:57
Rock, Mineral, Gem and Earth Science Show comes to Washington...
-
0:53
Milwaukee board weighs stricter police chase rules after deaths...
-
1:04
MPS announces plan to cut more than 260 jobs amid $46 million...
-
1:50
Fond du Lac man sentenced to 4 years of probation for negligent...
-
1:43
’You have a little anxiety when this happens’: Milwaukee...
-
1:07
Anime fans flock to Milwaukee’s Baird Center for 3-day convention
-
0:49
Sen. Baldwin visits Milwaukee manufacturer, discusses impact...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- People are slowly and safely returning to downtown main streets in Wisconsin, and that includes Milwaukee's Wisconsin Avenue. In addition to a few more open signs in store windows, they'll find trees budding, flowers blooming and at 2nd and West Wisconsin, a throwback sign of things to come.
On CBS 58 Sunday Morning Pauleen Le explored the story of the Warner Theater’s new electronic blade sign and its significance for the city and the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter