A HUGE shoutout to Steve Gromowsky and the team at Almar Printing for knocking out my new business…read morecards and showing me why online printing companies suck! #NewCard

I can spin a story around almost anything, but I think when someone is looking to avoid Kinkos/Fed…read moreEx so they can use an independently owned copy shop/printer they want the straight-up low-down, so I'm gonna give it to you. 1. You can email them your files. This allows for you to not have to leave and come back for those bigger jobs. 2. Speedy printing (depending on the job, of course. If it's not too big a job, they do same day printing. Bigger jobs, you will want to give them a day's notice. 3. Good customer service. Can a copy shop really be like Cheers? If so, this is the one. 4. Competitive prices. I know that when I first got a job done here after having to rely on Fed Ex/Kinkos, I was pleasantly surprised by how much cheaper they are. They did a huge vinyl banner for me for about a hundred bucks, which would have been a lot more at Fed Ex/Kinkos (sorry, I think they'll always be Kinkos to me). And there you have it! In the spirit of Yelp, I implore you to use the independently owned business instead of the big guys. In this case, considering convenience, price, and customer service, there's no reason not to. Closed on Sundays, however!

Print Time is a place that as, its name suggests, prints things…read more They probably do more high profile and higher volume printing. Think invites, menus, training manuals, brochures and possibly even direct mail. I didn't need any of those things. I walked in and asked if they could print a pdf of a the front of the local newspaper's sports section when Sporting Kansas City won the MLS Cup. They said yes and they did me solid. I'll admit, I don't think this is an everyday thing, but it was nice of them to take some time to help me out. I have an awesome four color print and it's hanging on my wall. Based on my experience, I have full confidence they can help you with your commercial printing needs... and if they can't do it, they'll know who can.

I called them with a simple and small request. They said "yes," and took care of it right away,…read moresince I said I was in a time crunch. The thing is, I have used many printers and this kind of drama free, quality service is increasingly rare. No scolding for being "late." No extra charge for, well, whatever printers think of. Just great service and high quality output. I've never seen our company colors look so true to our logo. Why yes, I'll be using them again!

David was a big help in providing direction for our AI generated graphics into a production/print…read moreworthy status. He had great insights on how to make our digital marketing material "pop" in the print format. I would recommend his services for your printing needs.

We ordered a banner for our company. It looks amazing! The…read moreowner, David, could not have been nicer or more helpful. We will definitely be using them again.

I had such a hard time finding a local printer for our wedding invitations that I had designed and…read morewith the paper that I had in mind (nice quality & some texture). Laura was amazing to work with and walked us through every step (3 piece invite + addressing of envelopes). Very responsive and the invites came out perfectly. We couldn't be more happy with our experience and highly recommend MPress for any printing jobs (big or small). Can't thank them enough!

I'm drawing a book . I'm a very small fish . And the team was so sweet to help me with my multitude…read moreof questions and helping me find resources Thank you thank you thank you

This is not an honest business. Use extreme caution when working with the owner, Troy. I was…read moreswindled out of over $1000. Here is my experience, which I have reported to the state government and the BBB with evidence: On 5/20/25 I requested a custom order. I came in person with two items: one opal pendant that was bezel-set in sterling silver and one small 14K yellow gold pendant with three natural diamonds. I requested that the two pieces be combined into one pendant, wherein the opal would be set in the same kind of bezel setting and the diamond pendant would be soldered to the side of the bezel, all in 14K white gold. I also requested a hinging bail so the pendant could fit over a string of pearls. Troy called on 6/2 with an estimate: $175 for the hinging bail, $400 for the bezel setting, and $250 for labor, totaling $825 before taxes. I gave him the go-ahead to begin work, he did not require a deposit. The completed pendant was ready for pickup on 6/16. I was out of town, so my husband picked it up on 6/18. The total charge was $943.20. I was immediately displeased, as Troy did not make the pendant according to my requests. The setting was not a true bezel setting like the previous one in sterling silver had been. The opal had been GLUED to a strip of 14K white gold covering the sides of the opal, there was no backing to the stone. The diamonds had been added on the side in yellow instead of white gold. Additionally, the hinging bail was not wide enough to fit around pearls. I contacted Troy with my complaints via a contact form on his website on 6/19. I received a response via email requesting that we discuss on the phone. We scheduled a time to talk and Troy called on 6/21. I explained my dissatisfaction and requested that he remove the opal from the setting, return the stones and original settings to me, keep the 14K white gold that was used, and refund me for the cost of the materials, a total of $575. He initially refused this agreement, instead offering to remedy the issues and remake the pendant to my satisfaction for ZERO additional cost to me. I held firm in my desire to have the pendant unmade and materials refunded to me and he agreed. After our phone conversation concluded, I sent a follow-up email outlining this arrangement, to which I received no response. My husband dropped the pendant off at Parkville Jewelers again on 7/1. Troy was extremely upset that I was requesting the pendant be unmade and refunded, he asked for the chance to remake the pendant to my satisfaction for no extra cost, as he had offered during our last phone conversation. I considered this and wrote him another email agreeing to it. He called to confirm on 7/2. Troy gave me continued updates on the pendant's creation via text message over the course of the next several months. He sent me two photos of the completed pendant on 9/23 with no other written communication. I did not know that the remade pendant was officially ready for pickup until receiving another text on 10/21 that read "We are letting our customers with pending pick ups know that we will be closed this Saturday for a little vacation. We are open this week through Friday. Thank you!" Because I was traveling for work, I couldn't go in person to pick up the pendant until 12/12. Troy and his wife brought the completed pendant to me for inspection. It was not great, but I was glad that the experience could end, so I thanked them and turned to leave. They stopped me and demanded an extra $350 in payment. I reminded them that the agreement was for the pendant to be remade at no additional cost, but they insisted. I paid $354.49 and left. Troy consistently refused to have anything in writing, demanding that we only speak on the phone. Troy is a swindler who does not deserve your business, and his work is shoddy anyway. The final pendant that I have now does not have a hinging bail, the bezel is crooked and doesn't match the level of the face of the opal, and the prongs on the diamond setting are bent. Stay away from this business.

Another fantastic locally owned business for you to support. They've been a long standing shop in…read morethe parkville area for over 20 years so they must be doing something right. We came here just to get a ring size and ended up buying a new ring. Not once did we feel pressured. They are just a family who wants to inform people of the best value in jewelry. We were very happy with our experience and plan on coming back.

I spoke with Kat at MEDiAHEAD on Friday, 7/2 to get a relatively small order for my wedding on…read more7/10. My fiance and I had been working with another company to this point on other orders but they were closed for the holiday weekend. Kat shared that if I got info to her on Friday, 7/2, I'd receive proofs that night. I didn't receive proofs until late afternoon of 7/6 and after our original company sent proofs after returning from the holiday. Kat & MEDiAHEAD's proofs were incorrect and late. I did not approve any proofs or agree to anything. Kat sends the email that's attached the night before our wedding. As this point, my only interactions with her is our conversation on 7/2. I went to their office to speak with a manager or someone not named Kat. Their staff seemed very aloof and not sure who else to talk to. I spoke with Mike and he joked that Kat can be a handful. He was not assuring or provided any support before telling Kat I was there. Mike was in no way helpful. I spoke with Kat and she was not authentic I her apology. She felt calling me a scumbag was warranted because I had ghosted her, held up her staff, and she had a bad day. She also shared that she apologized to the venue that referred us to her. If it wasnt for me coming to their office, the only apology that would have been issued was to the venue and not the actual person who was called a scumbag. She had put the effort in to reach out to the venue and she had the effort to craft an email to tell me I'm a scumbag but could find the effort to admit any fault. Very disappointing. Additionally, she accused me of having shared their artwork with our original printer. That is entirely untrue and not possible given I received proofs from MEDiAHEAD AFTER the other company. From being called a scumbag for not purchasing nameplates, being alleged to sharing proprietary artwork with a competitor, to having my interactions downplayed, my experiences with Kat and the team at MEDiAHEAD was awful and would not recommend.

Their work is top-notch and they are so fun to work with, especially Kat. I have worked them on…read morevery complicated and technical jobs and they always deliver on budget and on time. I highly recommend this company.

I've taken cuckoo clocks to four different places for cleaning and oiling. One place messed up the…read morechiming mechanism, another place used too much oil so it ran down the plates out of the bearings and the clock wore out after two years. Another place told me cuckoo clocks only need cleaning and oiling every 10 years right after I told her my last cuckoo clock wore out after only five years. I took my clock to Bryant and he cleaned and oiled it and ran it for a week to make sure it was keeping good time. So now it's extremely accurate for a cuckoo clock.

Mr. Bryant has repaired our three clocks for over 15 years. Each time he has been pleasant and…read moreexplained what was needed for the clock to come home running smoothly. If you have your treasured, unreplaceable timepiece serviced as he advises, very likely your next visit will be for the scheduled servicing!

I love this place! I felt like a queen when I bought my "Freedom ring" (post-divorce ring for…read moremyself). Highly recommend to anyone looking for that special piece!

We sold some sterling silver flatware and gold jewelry. Prices were fair and it was an easy…read moretransaction.