I support local journalism. The Modest Bee keeps a eye on…read moreour local political and civic leaders. The Modesto Bee protects the public from misinformation and untruths.

Everything about timely news publication Timely sports…read more results Do not change what you had, it worked nicely Who ever thought up this new fiasco enews idea is going to lose subscribers like me who just ask for news reporting that warrants what we pay for. Get a grip , this new service is HORRIBLE. !

The Oakdale Leader has always been my go to for any local news and business information. The staff…read moreis always kind and helpful, answering any questions one might have about the marketing services they provide. The 209 magazine is also lovely! It has A beautiful layout that is both informative and interesting! With stories on the 209 and the many wonderful businesses, events, and people that call the 209 home! Next time you see the 209 magazine on a counter or coffee table, give it a gander!

Maddie is awesome!!! I went in to file a fictitious business name and Maddie cought an error from…read morethe county which i completely over looked. Walked in have a bad and walked out smiling great service and took care of every thing very fast i had a proof emailed to me before i even made it home. Deffentliy going back.

If you live in Modesto, good luck getting delivery of the San Francisco weekend paper! I gifted a…read moresubscription to a friend who was new to the area and after over a month and many escalated calls, she still has not received the paper. If SF Chronicle can't find a better contractor to work with, maybe they should change or stop promising to deliver (and then not).

The SF Chronicle delivers to others on my street but after 6 messages left, i cannot get them to…read morestart delivery to me. The "local contractor" simply does not answer thier phone and the main office just refers me back to the local contractor dispite thier non-responsivness. They just don't want my money i guess.

Newsbeat is a great local shop with an incredible, overwhelming selection. They carry just about…read moreeverything from collectibles, magazines, snacks, drinks and more! Staff was very friendly. The atmosphere has charm. It has that classic neighborhood newsstand feel. It can feel a litte bit cluttered but honestly that's part of the charm. The store is always busy on weekend.

I've been going to Newsbeat for years. It's a great store to stop in at when you need a gift for…read moresomeone but don't have any ideas. They truly have something here for everyone, and it's one of the last places you can get a print newspaper. You should bring cash if you can - newspaper sales cost more to process on card - and be prepared to be in some tight corners, because they really make good use of the space. Sadly, they no longer stock Jellycats, but it is what it is.

I had ordered a book for a former student who is now graduating from a nearby university with her…read moreadvanced degree. I asked my AI assistant what would be a suitable gift for her. As her major was psychology, he suggested a seminal book that she might like. So, I went on Amazon and ordered it in hardcover. They promptly shipped it in paperback. I returned it and reordered the hardbound. Again, they shipped me a paperback and, just for good measure, refused to publish my truthful review (which Amazon asked for in the first place) as I am not allowed to say anything that might reflect badly on a seller. So, I ordered it from Barnes and Noble in Modesto. Not only was it the edition I wanted, it was ready in minutes and good value for the price. When I stopped by to pick it up, the clerk was cheerful, helpful, and an all-around good ambassador for the B&N brand. I had forgotten how good these folks are. Amazon lost a book buyer and reviewer. Barnes and Noble Modesto gained both.

You know what, we usually have a great experience here. The women that work here have always been…read moreso helpful and so kind. But today it was unfortunately a bad experience. Everyone was kind except for one of the women working today. I couldn't get her name because she had a lot of charms on her lanyard, but she had black green highlighted hair, bangs and glasses on. We simply asked for help and was given a lot of sarcasm. Making it very obvious she did not want to be in that shift. It was my friends birthday and she was already not having the best day. I get it, we all have bad days but at the same time, it doesn't mean it's okay to spread hate towards others. With everything going on in the world that's the least we could do for each other. Thanks.

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