Recently I had the need to run several ads for an estate sale. I have had the pleasure of dealing…read morewith a very kind employee of the newspaper, Jeanette Black. After the initial two ads, I needed to run an additional one and she handled it with much professionalism. Thank you for your help and good work ethics.

I Love this local neighborhood paper! I have lived in this neighborhood all my life and so…read moreaccustomed to getting the weekly newspaper. Great information on what is going on in the neighborhood schools, businesses, along with coupons. Great Job! It's affordable to run an ad and free delivery to your home. Love, Love, Love this newspaper. The staff is awesome!

Print media is a dying art. But 002 at least keeps Houstonians in the loop. First off it's FREE…read more You can't beat that. Lots of interesting articles about food, night life, etc. I usually pick up a copy and browse for new things to do all the time.

Love 002 Magazine! Want to keep up to date with the hippest restaurants, shops, and nightclubs?…read moreThen pick up a free copy of 002 Magazine. They have a great color glossy layout, venue and restaurant listings and maps of Downtown, Midtown and Hermann Park area. They also throw great issue release parties and know how to treat their guests!

How can you not give the Houston Press five stars? Want your money back? It's FREE!! These guys are…read morereally doing Houston residents a service. Not only do they have a list of the coolest events going on around town, they do some hard-hitting, in-depth reporting on some issues that the major newspaper might not want to get into. These days, the press is generally cutting back on everything, but nothing beats a reporter on the beat, asking difficult questions at City Hall. Since this is a weekly publication, the Press has the opportunity to go more in-depth in some issues that a daily newspaper mightn't want to take on. It's all free! The paper is heavily driven by advertisements, but they tend to be colorful and interesting to read. I wish they had more regular features that seem to have been cut out, like the News of the Weird, or a few more cartoons. I miss Life in Hell! Houston doesn't have a lot of options when it comes to free local news to read, and this is a valuable resource. I suggest you pick one up where ever fine free publications are served. If you're not into the news copy in this free publication, it is always good as a fly swatter or material for papier mache.

Free is always a good thing in my book…read more Whenever I'm bored I pick up a copy and check out what's happening in Houston. From time to time there are some really interesting articles from some cool POVs. My biggest complaint about this thing is the endless adult ads. Yes I understand that a free publication has to pay for itself somehow, but really how many super spas and strip clubs are there?!

This is the National Public Radio affiliate that Beyonce listens to! When she's not trotting the…read moreglobe, she's at home listening to NPR, I assume. I can just picture her there in her Houston mansion guessing at Wait Wait Don't Tell Me or getting her info on the latest Harris County bond proposal on Houston Matters. Just like Beyonce, you can listen to this station at 88.7 on the FM dial or you ask your smart radio to pick it up. They have all the regular NPR shows, but their schedule seems to differ from some other NPR Texas affiliates. But I love listening to this NPR affiliate while I'm stuck in traffic, which makes H-Town traffic a bit better. I frequently get that "Driveway Moment" where I'm at my destination, but want to hear the end of the Steve Inskeep bit on Croatian truckers in Nairobi. Of course, it's free to listen to this radio station, but it doesn't have to be. You can always chip in on the programming around here. It's always a bummer when it's pledge drive week and all stories lead back to how you should give KUHF money. You're not going to hear any ads for Mattress Mack, because it's listener funded radio. The signal here originates from the Melcher Center for Public Broadcasting, which is located on the campus for University of Houston. I don't believe the signal of 88.7 MHz FM is in the ultrahigh frequency (UHF) range.

I absolutely love the National Public Radio station the is KUHF 88.7…read more I spend a lot of time in the car and the music played in the morning usually helps keep me balanced in the painful Houston traffic snarls. I feel more peaceful listening to this than any of the morning shows on the other stations. It helps me gain an appreciation and more knowledge of classical music - things I've loved for a long time and things I've never heard. The news segments also keep me up to date on things going on in the world in a deeper way than just snippets of news thrown in the regular morning shows like a commercial break Online you can also find out more about the additional things the station is doing, like vacation tours or the random free movie screening. I am thankful for stations like KUHF and hope more people tune in each day and appreciate all they have to offer.

I visited HPM8 yo present to a class, so unfortunately I was not able to browse around since I was…read morein a classroom of UH Journalism students. From what I could see was so cool, since we hold classes there, I hope to see more when I return.

Not to be confused with Houston Pubic Media…read more PBS is a great service, although it has to be said that every station should be like PBS and should be providing the public with a service, rather than just trying to make profit and sell commercial spots. Nevertheless thank goodness they exist, and long may they continue. We love some of their wildlife shows a little too much, even though they can be harrowing AF. In a supposed free country like America, PBS should be everything... instead of an afterthought.

Wow, these guys show something that I havent seen in years. THEY CARE. Since the moment I talked to…read morethe owner, on the phone he made sure he took care of me and I could notice his genuine commitment to quality and customer service. I will go back for all my printing needs as much as I can, Keep up the good work and you guys will have many long life customers! I am 100% satisfied with my van wrap and will give them the rest of the fleet here pretty soon.

KHCB(Keeping Him Close By) 105.7 in Houston is a unique & dying breed with incredible programming…read morefound nowhere else on the dial. They have been a constant companion of mine for more than 12yrs. now ~ carrying me through many hard times ~ offering comfort for my soul through true & clear biblical preaching & teaching, as well as "radio plays", ask the pastor on-air and various ministries ~ something for everyone from young to old ~ totally listener-supported from 1962. God Bless!

great nice people who work here. they go with interviews to update the public and have a great…read moreministry. not a lot of contemporary music but that's not their thing.

Great team!! Did an interview at Abasolo Restaurants and the crew were very polite and…read moreprofessional!!!

Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllll!!!! I…read morewatched FIFA World Cup all the way through on Telemundo. The Houston affiliate is muy especial- they have a big skyscraper as a monument to Spanish broadcasting! You gotta love the telenovelas- they're mejor. Regina del Sur, El Senor de Cielo- all are very entertaining. You gotta tune in- and the advertisements on here seem to have more life to them than a lot of the English affilate stations. The news here is good- and the weather is always on key! Gotta love the weather lady for Telemundo! The programming on this station is always a good time. Be sure to tune in! It's in the UHF frequency band!