LAS VEGAS (KTNV) After nearly three decades, Debbie Reynold's sign was relit Wednesday evening.
The fuchsia 24-foot-long piece was brought back to life by the YESCO Conservation Fund and through Reynolds’ son, Todd Fisher, the Debbie Reynolds Estate and other donors.
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October 9 also marks the anniversary of the Debbie Reynolds showroom opening.
The lelit sign will stay at the Neon Museum permanently. Debbie Reynold's exhibition and red dress will be on display until Nov. 3 in the La Concha Visitors Center.
The project marks the first application of the YESCO Conservation Fund, part of the museum's initiative to maintain, repair and improve signs in the museum’s collection.
