Sadly, though it was a great newspaper, all the Gazette papers were shut down after the Post was…read morebought by Jeff Bezos.

I love my GLOBE (what I call 1 of my smut magazines.) However, I totally disagree with some of…read moreits' position articles. The latest is the March 13, 2023 article that Hannity, Laura, & Tucker getting fired. I really hope not. No matter what you think, they are much more truthful than the MSM (CNN, MSNBC, CBS,NBC) who cover up the deranged commie Leftists, Soros paid , Dems by totally non-reporting major issues, manipulating, or out & out lie about the truth. Yes, no matter what you think the 2020 election was stolen & the Dominion machines were part of this deception. Please Globe, honestly & objectively, research your articles.

Great local paper. Has all the real estate ads.. Bravo Sonya for keeping it going...read more

From the owner: Now in its 56th year of publication, The Georgetowner is a bi-weekly tabloid-size newspaper whose…read more"Influence far exceeds its size, since 1954." Its reach is the affluent community in Georgetown and surrounding areas of metropolitan DC. The Georgetowner is a free bi-weekly tabloid-style newspaper which reaches a very unique market and has become a "must-read" in the DC area. Our publication specializes in the Georgetown lifestyle, focusing on the arts, real estate, education, dining, health, beauty, fashion, society and our popular In Country section featuring Virginia's horse country. With a circulation of 40,000, The Georgetowner is mailed to all Georgetown residents and businesses. The Georgetowner distribution covers all upscale neighborhoods of metropolitan D.C. and includes parts of Maryland and Northern Virginia.

So, I found Communicate By Design (CBD) after having a couple of not-so-great, to disastrous…read moreencounters in our search for a go-to graphic designer. Turns out, they were a much better fit for our company than simply just for graphic design! CBD is a small company out of Sterling. But they aren't so small like a freelance graphic designer with no accountability who just disappears on you (yep that's happened to us!). They aren't so big that it takes 2 weeks to get a quote (yep, that's happened to us!). For our small business, they have been a great fit. The longest it took to get a quote which was our first experience with them involving multiple pieces was 2 days. Quite reasonable. Now that we've been working with them and just need one-offs, I usually get pricing that day or the next. The nice thing about them is that we came in with a brochure done by another designer and asked them to emulate it for the 2 other brochures we needed. And they did. We've given them other pieces where we've had a concept and asked them to stay with our concept...and they did! Whether or not they agreed with our direction they never said anything to us. It was so nice not to have to fight a designer with what we wanted. However, I will say, they did point out an improvement to the way we were using our trademark and we made the change based on their direction. Their graphic design work is quick too - we usually got edits back within a day. Here's a bonus tidbit to know if you need print work: Their printing costs are quite cheap and they work with local printers and know which ones excel at certain things for the best price. So, our folders were sent one place, brochures another...it varies based on which printer does the best/most reasonable work. However, if you have a printer you like to use, they will send it to whomever you like. They are local to our company so we can just pick up our projects when they are ready. Their offices are not wheelchair accessible, but they do have a fulfillment area and a tiny lobby (no receptionist) on the main floor if you need to stop by and pick up your stuff if you can't make it up the stairs. I didn't give them 5 stars yet because we haven't given them any work to just run with to see how their graphic design from a blank slate is (we've always had a concept). Oh, and one more thing...when you get your bill, its itemized so you see exactly how many hours and what was done for your project. Ours came in cheaper than our original quote - score!

From the owner: ANA*LITK is a DC Metro Area SWaM certified results-driven boutique marketing & branding firm with…read moreover 30 years of experience. We specialize in helping B2B businesses achieve their goals with data-driven creative marketing & award-winning branding.

I called to get a subscription setup for an individual in a correctional center. The staff was…read moreextremely helpful, and we set up the subscription without difficulty. Later, a couple of issues were not received. I called The Times, and was told that initially they hand-mailed each issue, until recently, when they turned it over to the USPS. I told them I planned to call the correctional center but had wanted to check with the correctional institution first. They told me that if there was any problem they would be happy to handle it by hand again. I thought this was exceptional. I called the correctional institution, they acknowledged receipt of the papers but I was unable to confirm if they were issues delivered by the USPS or not. I later spoke with the recipient, who had now received the issues, and determined they were delivered by the USPS. I followed up with The Times to let them know that the new method was working. They again let me know that if there was any problem, to give them a call, and they would do whatever they could to help. I felt that they provided above average customer service and were more than willing to help.

BUT, buy the Fauquier Times at the newsstand. DON'T subscribe because you may or may not receive…read moreit! Mine is mailed but it isn't dependable. I HATE to go to the store and see the Fauquier Times I SHOULD'VE already received and know I won't be reading that week's issue because I'm sure not buying it twice (paid for once but not received.) I'm on the verge of unsubscribing. Seems to me, print newspapers should value their subscribers in these times, but not the case with the Fauquier Times.