It doesn't even have to be advertising in newspapers. I live a block away from a shopping complex; the "anchor store" is a chain grocery but there are other bu

It doesn't even have to be advertising in newspapers. I live a block away from a shopping complex; the "anchor store" is a chain grocery but there are other businesses ranging from restaurants, drycleaners, a smoke shop, an alcohol store, and so forth. There is a local movie theater in this complex. It is obviously shuttered due to COVID19; no audience means no movies means no popcorn, &c. So their marquee "should" be blank or say "Closed". Instead, they are using their road-side marquee to advertise who in the complex is opened for take-out. I don't know if this is out of "solidarity" or if they're getting a trickle of money for an otherwise unused resource, but I'm fine about it either way.