What a pitiful excuse for a "news" paper. I've gotten used to reading about sporting events that…read morehappened two days ago. But I can't believe their print deadline is so early and set that there was nothing about the shooting at the press dinner last night. Gotta find an alternative.

Customer service just plain doesn't exist. I paid for an obituary - big bucks too, it is a long…read moreone. I never received a receipt or any type of acknowledgement. When it was posted, they cropped off the top of his head in the photo (the preview that I approved before paying was not cropped). I emailed, no reply back. I called and they said they'd see if they could fix it. Didn't get fixed and haven't heard from anyone. Save your money - use The Boulder Reporting Lab as your place for posting obituaries. Even though they offer the service for free (I made a donation), they replied back to me within an hour, and offered a personal note of condolences. They even tweaked a few grammatical things in my text that made it flow more smoothly. It's so sad to see the Camera go way down hill over the years, both in customer service and quality of the reporting and writing.

Talk up their great journalism but are too disorganized and unprofessional to actually deliver when…read morehanded a great story with tons of research already provided for them. Spoon feed it to them and they are too overwhelmed, disorganized and busy to ever deliver. Puff pieces on things that don't matter they can deliver those. Real journalism, not so much.

3.5 stars. This free newspaper is not bad at all. Usually when I get free rags it is to get concert…read moreupdates for the local area and the listings in this newspaper are pretty detailed. Of course like most of the free newspapers out there if it was not free I would not pay for it but it kills time to read up on local events sometimes. Reading from a free newspaper is fun! :P

My husband and I bought one of the new Payback coupon books from a local school and love it! It…read morehas a ton of coupons for restaurants and stores nearby. FINALLY....someone has done a Boulder County coupon book that us "soccer moms" can enjoy! Wanna save some money at the Rio or the Teahouse? Uhhh...Heck ya! (in fact, my husband saved $20 at McGuckin (sp?) Hardware this month alone - pretty darn good for a $20 coupon book! The bad news is that the schools fundraiser is over and we are trying to buy another one for a bday present - anyone know where to get them this time of year?? TTFN

Digital Frontier provides top-notch printing services with exceptional quality and attention to…read moredetail. Peter graciously helped me out when I needed several last minute photos printed. I highly recommend Digital Frontier Printing for all your printing needs - they truly set the standard for excellence in the industry.

The Digital Frontier is incredible to work with! I got my wedding invitation suite done through…read morethem and the quality of work & customer service is phenomenal and incredibly responsive. Not only did they reply to my project request on Yelp within an hour, but they were also able to then turn my project around in just a couple of days since I was on a tight timeline! I know they'll do great work on the rest of my printed invitations and signage for my wedding! Also - they're small, local, and certified as a Woman-Owned Small Business! **wedding invite details crossed through by me

I recently became a member of the very useful directory of news media called Mondo Times. The site…read moreoffers all the emails I need to send press releases to the media throughout the whole US. (While they offer some information for foreign media they unfortunately do not offer contacts for them, just US). This database of info. has been a life saver as far as saving me time away from the computer. With the membership I also got 5 Easy Media Lists from their web site of the same name. These media lists are great, I can choose a particular state and download it as a spreadsheet instantly. This service is just as good and much much more reasonable than Bacons or what is now called Cision that I used back in my corporate days.