Hands down worst newspaper service ever. I switched to Idaho statesman from a different local…read morepaper. I wanted a different opinion and I enjoy the physical paper. They offered me a "deal" on a yearly price. I decided to try for a year. I was shocked when my subscription had an expiration date prior to a year. I called them and they said they "should have been more clear" but I paid for 40 some odd weeks. I then canceled my subscription. I was only getting one paper a week and now it wasn't even a year. They canceled it but then (a week later) I was told there is no refunds. So now I have no paper and I am out over $200! They are misleading and dishonest. The customer service is terrible. So much for trying to support local journalists. This paper is a joke.

SURPRISE! Just found a $167 charge to The Idaho Statesman. Say what!! I had a weekly rate. I would…read morenever knowingly sign up for an annual subscription! When contacted, they replied, sorry, we don't refund any subscriptions. So they're sitting on the balance of $146. I'd rather use my money for food. *sigh*

6th person to review Boise weekly. This is my 413th YELP review…read more Woohoo! As good as it gets! I wholeheartedly, and very respectfully, disagree with 3/5 other reviews! I will admit that it has needed some diversity, but that has changed over the last few years and it's by far more diverse. A FREE Local and Independent printing that you can pick up, well, just about anywhere newspapers are sold and then many other places! I usually get mine at the postal office, doctors office, or in front of their Downtown location. For a fee, you can have it delivered to your door, too. They have a mobile app and website, too. I prefer the print. This weekly magazine explores the arts such as local events, movies, music, local issues, and an ask Minerva section (Boise's #1 drag queen!). The cover is always artful making some sort of statement. I've made it my mission to attempt to upload their cover art every week. At the bottom of the front cover, it touches on the local highlights. Diving into the print, the inside of the front cover is home to the Knitting Factory, a local venue, which always lists their upcoming bookings. This again, is my go-to place. Keep turning the pages and you will see local advertisements and event, comics, opinion sections, other news and world articles, local items such as our home market, and then into the calendar which is usually several pages and breaks down many of the community events by day and category such as: on stage, Art, literature, talk & lectures, sports & fitness, kids & teens, festivals & events, and workshops & classes. After that there is a whole music guide. Boise is a big musical community and it's certainly highlighted in the Boise Weekly! You can play SUDOKU (no thanks, but thanks for the offer)! You can find a food section highlighting many of the good places to eat, food events, and such. Lastly, there is a classifieds place where you can find crossword puzzles, pen pals, pets of the week, legal notices, personal adds, home service, massages, careers and more. Additionally, you can find your horoscope (Scorpio here)! Local other advertisements are produced by Boise weekly annually such as a local brewery guide and a restaurant (annual manual I think) guide! Check it out if you haven't already! Thanks for keeping me in the loop with our community and helping me and the kiddos find lots of fun and cultured things to do!

ordered a 13 week digital package with a sunday delivery…read more did the order on line 7/5/22.. paid for 13 weeks via credit card As of 7/14/22 we do not have access to digital. Was told by :customer service: need a week to get into system. I responded, its has be 9 days... My feeling is the system is designed to allow McClatchy co of Ca. to work on subscriber $$ before tendering a product. POOR PRACTICE AND WORSE CUSTOMER SERVICE If possible a half star would be too much.

Family owned and operated business. Works with civil air patrol, raising backing for search and…read morerescue, fire spotting, cadet programs, disaster relief, drug enforcement & homeland security in the US. Owners are wonderful people & have run & worked for the company on the frontline in sales and management. Most of the crew except 6/16 are are on probation and or drug court / parole. The owners help the community providing a future for those who would not become successful members of society if not given a chance. Great sales job with employees making 75k a year and employees who have stayed with the company for over 25yrs. Boise business striving to provide futures and jobs for locals. Not prejudice about people's pasts. Helping improve our local society! 7:45am to 2:10pm Monday thru Friday.