I love the newspaper, but home delivery could be more reliable and regular.read more

I was looking for a local paper to print a "Happy Birthday" ad in for my upcoming sisters birthday…read more. I was going to order the cake at a local fave "Weber's" when I drove past the City Newshound. I thought it " Great I can kill 2 birds with one stone!" Get a cake and get the ad. From the moment I walked into this newspaper - I felt like a family. The team took the time to help me find the perfect picture and wording for the birthday ad. The ad ended up being a big hit with my sister ! She has it framed on her desk!! But since then I have recommended this paper to my business clients- who are looking for a boost in their customer traffic ( especially in these hard times) or who want more of a personal touch to their marketing creations. Every occasion I print an ad to celebrate a child's birthday, an wedding etc- and every time I have gone and will go to this local Chicago paper - the City Newshound.

Fantastic local paper that extensively covers an area the size of a small city. From major Cook…read moreCounty elections to CPS issues, historic landmarks, and small businesses, Nadig Newspapers professionally tells the local "who, what, where, when, why, and how." They should be proud of what they've done for almost sixty years.

I can't with this ridiculous piece of litter, which is nothing but ads, obnoxious "analysis and…read moreopinion" pieces, and local news items you can read about pretty much anywhere else online for free. I don't pay for this paper and can't seem to stop it from being thrown towards my house on a daily basis. Sometimes it's on my steps, other times buried in the plants nearby. How many households like mine never read this, and have to put the plastic sleeve and rubber band in the trash and the paper in the recycling bin *every day for years and years* because they can't stop it from being left on their lawn? This is a horrible waste of resources which is clearly driven by Nadig Newspapers needing to inflate their readership numbers so they can collect ad revenue. Gross.

A Neighborhood paper that serves communities for over the past 75 years that has seen better days…read more The paper has been on a steady decline for years now. It was pages full of the latest happens of local residents. Full of ads of neighborhood businesses pushing their goods. It now only has 4 pages (1 sheet folded) total and a few columns of classifieds. Most of the articles are not even neighborhood based anymore. Sure there are some pictures of local high school graduates and all but when your obituaries are bigger then your classified sections its a sign your readership is pretty much gone. I can't remember the last time it had anything of interest.

I enjoy this paper very much. It prints local news that the big papers do not. The Sun-Times and…read moreTribune cover all the crime and national tragedies and world events but very, very few local human interest events. This paper covers these local human interest stories. I have been reading it and contributing articles for 60 years.

From the time that I have been exposed to the Tribune news company, I have been able to see what…read morekind of work they do and I have to say that they are trying their very best to make sure that they are in the right path. Getting the truth to the public is one of the things that they do best. It is not just a slogan that they have displayed on their billboards. Something else that could be a plus for them is the fact that they are strategically located. From the people who have been working there, they can testify that they have good co-workers.

Bravo Bravo Bravo times infinity! Your resent presentation on the situation concerning Mass…read moreShootings in the US is extremely well done! You are able to say things others can't. Through satire you often unveil the truth better than any other form of reporting! [I've always appreciated your video shorts: Take your daughter to War day and First Female East Timor Dictator Hailed as Step Forward for Women, as well as all things related to your fictional presidential candidate, Joad Cressbeckler are among my all time favorites]. This new piece concerning the outrageous atrocities going on today and our government's unwillingness to do anything about it is an important piece that I hope will help effect change. Well done!

We don't have an Onion kiosk in Charlotte that I've been able to find, so I'm stuck reading them…read moreonline. Usually good for a laugh, a shaken head or a "Jeez, there are people who actually believe this isn't satire!" there's always something in The Onion that's worthy. Who remembers when Iran's state-run news agency believed the Onion piece about a news poll that was completely made up? Yeah, that happened. I get their emails and I read their articles and can't believe that people are clever enough to write these stories. And I can't believe that people are stupid enough to believe that they're true.

One of my favorite magazines ever. And despite the name, it's not just about punk, in the past few…read moreyears it's really expanded its music coverage to indie hip-hop, metal, nu folk, etc. The features cover every thing from environmental issues to film to national politics. Worth picking up a subscription.