I may not be the right type of individual to review this publication, but here goes. I browsed…read morethrough this weekly newspaper/magazine recently at the Newport Library. It was a little dry for me....I read a few photo captions and some headlines, but nothing really grabbed my attention. Although I have a degree in business, I chose to work in the education and social services areas, so take that into consideration when you read this review. I did find the layout attractive and I'm sure those in the business world would speak highly to the content.

If you're trying to reach the people and businesses in downtown Cincinnati, the Business Courier is…read moredefinitely the place to advertise. As I asked around where to advertise my hypnosis practice, Encore Hypnosis of Northern Kentucky, this was the number one suggested source. I was featured in the magazine many years ago and the response was amazing. I plan to become an advertiser of my business in The Cincinnati Business Courier to launch my new Covington, Kentucky office.

Change ownership! No one likes a pompous owner who is condescending!!…read moreWould talk over me and try to redirect what I wanted saying negative comments to about my choices. Also wouldn't give me a total price. He was very shady

Excellent repairs and magical transformation of your old jewelry to new and improved, great service…read moretoo.

Such a unique business. Sindur, the owner is so professional personable and knowledgeable. I…read moresold some pieces and also had a few pieces appraised. She gave me great information that will also assist me for insurance as well. The unique selection of jeweler is also amazing! I was so impressed with the process and the staff.

What a unique jewelry store. Eclectic collection of beautiful items. Also Sindur is incredibly…read moreknowledgeable. I had some pieces appraised and also sold a few pieces. Cannot recommend enough!!

I'd try one of the other Cincinnati music shops like Mehas Music. Willis has always been one…read moredisappointment after another for me and my family. I've tried to do business with them and have never been successful. They declined a brass repair of mine at one of their instrument repair locations which is now closed, but was very unprofessional about it. Last week my 13 year old and I spent several days choosing a new trigger trombone for him stepping up from his entry level trombone. We ended up choosing one on the Willis Music website with his middle school band instructor's approval and placed the order with Willis online late one evening. This was one within our budget and checked all of our boxes plus it was new...we thought we were going to need to take our chances on a used model. Credit card was charged. I woke up the next morning to my son still super excited asking when it would arrive, and that he had already been awake two hours watching videos and reading about it. I was really excited for him. Later that morning I received an email that the order had been canceled and a refund would be issued with no alternatives offered. They said it had been discontinued, but the manufacturer still makes this model just with a new backpack style case which is the one they displayed in their listing. They ended offering to get us that same trombone we had purchased (because it wasn't discontinued), but it would be $600 more than I had paid on their website the night before. They also assured me this $600 additional was a great deal. Such a scam and a waste of time. They certainly don't attempt to make things right in any way...unreal let down for my son. I wouldn't trust them and especially their website/online ordering. This also had our budget tied up in the authorization on my card for a week. We ordered a used trigger trombone on eBay, and will be taking it to Mehas Music to have it checked out, cleaned and any repairs.

This has been our source for instrument repair for years. The repair shop is friendly, reasonably…read morepriced and quick when there are time constraints. They also run a fabulous program to rehab old instruments and make them available to students who cannot afford one on their own. We're lucky to have this gem supporting school band programs.