Shawn Chevalier of Montpelier wants to divert unneeded campaign lawn signs from the waste stream. He's building a wall with ...

Campaign signs for the 2024 general election adorned front yards across Tampa Bay. “Vote no on Amendment 4″ next to a “Trump ...

Bringing communities together through rebranded political signs. Ken Engelman created the “Please Be Kind” campaign in January as a way to bring people together during a time of divisiveness.

A Seattle-based company that helps subscribers recycle tricky items year-round is now offering help to everyone with one specific item: campaign signs. The company picks up these items from people ...

As residents remove their political signs, we found out if they’re recyclable — and how people are reusing them. Students at Community Stepping Stones turn old campaign yard signs into art ...