Best radio station in the Indianapolis area for music. I had a difficult time finding good music…read morewhen we moved from Atlanta, GA. Sometimes though, particulary on Sundays they play some very old and sometimes not so great music, and that's why I take one star off. I'm not going to deduct a star for the mistakes that you hear in the broadcasts, because hey, this is a student run radio station and a learning experience, and they shouldn't be dinged for that.

Since I moved here in January, I've had the worst time finding a good radio station! I took a…read morelittle road trip a few weeks back and magically discovered 91.3 because they were playing some old school, slightly obscure Radiohead. It was only when I got back home and did some research on this station that I discovered it's run by Carmel High School!! Who knew today's high schoolers had such good taste in music? Since then I've heard some Mazzy Star, New Order, a fantastic cover of Joy Division's Shadowplay by the Killers, and many other of my favorites! I'll take one star off because sometimes instead of music, it goes back to what normal high school radio stations talk about- HIGH SCHOOL! Yeah, I know...how could they? This radio station gives me hope about today's youth! Give it a listen!

This radio station is part of the "K Love" network. No programming is done locally. This is a…read moreChristian radio station, but as far as I can tell, they play only "praise music", which is one sub-genre within the bigger umbrella of Christian or gospel music. In fact, their genre is so narrow, that it all sounds alike to me. It's as if they have only three songs in their playlist. Of course there's more, but it all sounds the same. Not only that, most of the music is amateurish compared to what you normally hear on broadcast radio, even on traditional Christian or gospel stations. The performers are invariably young-sounding (college age or 20-somethings.) This is an ad-free, "user supported" radio network. They get some corporate donations, and the donors are mentioned occasionally, but they are more like acknowledgements than commercials. This is just my opinion, but combine the fact they are ad-free with the amateurish music, and it makes me think they are limited to royalty-free songs by young artists who are just trying to get exposure. Their website, www.klove. com, talks about their ministry being more than just the radio stations, and that seems fine. Kudos to them for their good intentions, and all the good things they do in their ministry. Their heart is in the right place. And God bless the artists who pour their heart and soul into the music. But as far as the quality and listen-ability goes, the music and the programming choices of this station are just not commecial broadcast quality. I'd rather listen to tapes of Sandi Patti, Pat Boone, (Debbie Boone even), and [gasp!] the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. There are at least two other Christian radio stations in the Indianapolis market., including WQME, http://www.yelp.com/biz/wqme-fm-98-7-anderson When I want uplifting music, I rotate between them. The boring repetitive sameness and the amateurish quality make it so I can listen to WKLU for only 1 or 2 songs, and then I have to change stations. Note to the owners: I'd gladly listen to commercials in order to get a wider variety and a higher quality of music. (200th "first" review.)

I love this station! Sometimes when I turn it on, it's like they know exactly what I need time…read morehear. And they play positive music with no nasty language or negative attitudes.

The Best Public Media Station owned and operated by a university in Indiana!…read more With great local program like Now Entering...

Murdock mysteries is my favorite show, but Lately, the captions have not been in sync by about 10…read moreseconds. I have a hearing impairment, which makes it impossible to enjoy.

This is Elwood's major newspaper and form of printed media. It is a very small business and…read moreconsists of three small towns in the central Indiana area: Tipton, Alexandria, and Elwood. It comes at a cheap price yearly for it to come to your home daily. It seems that more people should order this paper, but for some reason, they do not. This paper is a good source of news for local happenings and entertainment, with front-page worldly news. It has a small headquarters, but the employees are nice and they know what they are doing. On several different occasions, my mother has put an ad placement for rummage sales in the newspaper, and my father used to have a running advertisement for his business. If you live in this area, and want a convenient, fairly priced source of local news, I would investment a little money in this newspaper.

This Vietnamese magazine always has the cutting edge on all the greatest asian restaurants. The…read moreowner seems to know everyone everywhere and they all like him too. He is always trying to help all of his advertisers not just on a business level but also a personal level. I have never met a business owner so vested in all their clients! I love flipping through to see the new restaurants and if there are any coupons at my favorite restaurants. It's a family owned business based in Indianapolis.

This is a Vietnamese magazine combo newspaper. You'll find it in Vietnamese grocery stores and…read morerestaurants. They cover the midwest, with most ads being for businesses in Chicago, but also covering Indiana and Ohio. Almost all the content is in Vietnamese, with only a little English. Their headquarters seems to be in Chicago, but they do have an Indianapolis representative, with a local PO box and local phone number. It looks to be 99% ads, so it's more of a business directory. No web site, but their email is: lienbang317 @ gmail com

You can see lots of photos of 412 S. Main Street victorian home in something call "Cheap Old…read moreHouses".

Local weekly paper offering a slice of life in Dunkirk. Grew up reading the paper and later had…read moreopportunity to contribute to it after I graduated high school. It acts as an accurate mirror that shows a reflection of the community it covers and represents.