Has been taken down by the advertising company after local residents threatened to boycott businesses in the area. The billboard was taken down after several residents threatened to stop doing business at the gas station and store, whose space the advertising company used for the signage. The advertising company says it has to respect what the landowners, upon which the company leases space, want.
A billboard, sponsored by the Lincoln Atheists and which read, “The Good Life Without God? It’s possible,” has been taken down by the advertising company after local residents threatened to boycott businesses in the area.
The signage was to stay up at Subway-Phillips 66 in Lincoln, Nebraska, until Nov. 10, according to the contract the Lincoln Atheists signed with Lamar Advertising, but it was brought down earlier this week, Lincoln Journal Star reported.
The billboard was taken down after several residents threatened to stop doing…
