Weiss Liquors was established in 1939. The store moved to another location in 1958. In 1961, the store moved to its current location and this sign was built by the Cummings Signs Company. In 2020, the sign was destroyed by a tornado. Later that year, new panels were built and the neon was recreated to match the original colors. The liquor pours from the jug in three-part animation with two drops and a splash. The two arrows flash in an alternating pattern. The painted script letters on the jug were also recreated. The "LD" letters are a reference to the store's original owner, Lucille Doyle. There is also a small, clear bottle perched on the "Liquors" panel between the arrows and the jug. It is not known when that was installed but it originally featured a spinning strobe light inside. The bottle was reinstalled on the new sign but it is not lit.

The rooftop sign on the convenience store on the same property was also built in 1961. That store has been owned by Weiss Liquors since 1964 and is leased out. That sign was not damaged by the tornado but it has not been lit for many years. For more, see this website. [map]

The R&R Liquor Store was established in 1949. The business moved to this location in either 1961 or 1962 and this sign was built then by the Cummings Sign Company. In 2020, this sign was destroyed by the same tornado that demolished the Weiss Liquors sign. The R&R sign is now in a private collection.