I enjoyed being sun subscriber with newspaper being delivered many years loved to read up on…read morethrreal.owner and his biogrAphy this paper has very nice articles on Israel thaty family and I support nice to hear son Brian speak about 1o years ago in business network lamlamda las Vegas ver enjoyable Mr greenspun speaking to our group

While Las Vegas has two newspapers, I prefer the Las Vegas Sun over the Review Journal. The Sun has…read morean excellent online edition that now has a different focus in the evenings. Essentially they've brought back the evening paper, but are doing it online to save cost. If anything happens in Las Vegas before I look anywhere else including at the TV station websites, I check the Sun first. (And their Electric Daisy logo didn't go unnoticed either! It's the little things that just make the Sun better!)

I subscribed with this magazine and put them in my business thinking it was good reading material…read more Boy, was I wrong. Most of the articles are based on extreme liberal opinions and ideologies and they try to push their toxic influence onto their readers. I had the magazines removed from my business and will continue to spread the word to other businesses that subscribe to this junk. I'm so glad I never took out an ad inside this local zine, it clearly does not know what Vegas locals want.

I love how many local publications we have in Las Vegas- LV Weekly is one I'll snag whenever I see…read moreit, though I do have mixed feelings about their material. I'm not going to waste my time complaining about the ratio of advertisements to actual content, because print media is struggling and the ratio really isn't that bad here. I only wish the businesses that advertise would try mixing it up with a new ad every once in a while- the majority of them stay the same issue to issue, which leads readers to flip through them without even taking notice. Sections I pay most attention to are the local/community features: love when they do specials that are specific to our area, which they're good about. Water waste, real estate policies, education at CCSD, development of downtown, all things that are relevant to me as a resident. It helps that I don't read the local paper, but if I did I could see how they might not have much I hadn't heard or seen before. Mixed feelings on their food section and movie/music section: I like reading about new places or upcoming events that I otherwise might miss, but their ratings system and suggestions are a bit skewed. As Mike G pointed out, it's rare to find a movie rated anything other than two or three stars which completely negates the five-star scale. Food section lacks consistency: I notice a lot of errors, such as recommending a place that has been closed for over six months. Maybe they're short staffed on fact-checkers? I generally take their recommendations with a grain of salt, as half I try on my own are fair but others are dismal and have no place being featured in a magazine article (don't even get me started on their pizza and burger coverage).

Incapable of providing even a basic quote over the phone. Amateur hour. Just go to FedEx or Digital…read moreInsight.

Efficient, professional, and friendly service is what I experienced with this company. They created…read morean amazing backdrop for our event and our team is so grateful. The quality of the product from the materials to the resolution is top notch. I will for sure be working with them again for all of my future printing needs! Thank you Austen and Justin!