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On the exact opposite end of the spectrum from advertising reinventing downtown, there is the due diligence, pass-the-collection-plate, save-a-soul, subtlety-is-lost-on-heathens advertising thrust open drivers headed from Columbus to Cincy on 71S. Impressively, these boards have not only been displayed, but expertly maintained for at least the four years that I've lived here. The back includes longer verse for those headed back from Porkopolis...
Well, America - at least I can say: I hear you.
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