We were celebrating my father-in-law's 100th birthday and we filled out the form on the milestones…read moreand sent it in. As we reread the article that we wanted published we noticed some spelling errors. We called the Herold journal twice and got no answer, we left messages both times. Some guy finally called back and was one of the rudest persons I've ever talked to. We told him we had sent in a milestone and that we needed him to disregard it because of some spelling errors. He said he would and said to send in another and write what day we wanted it to run in the paper. We did all that and got the paper on Saturday November 17th and low and behold no 100th birthday milestone was in the paper. We waited until the following Tuesday thinking that it would be in then but no such luck. We went down to the Herold Journal to talk to someone but the building was lock up tight and a sign that read call this number for an appointment. Called the number and no answer. The Herold Journal is one of the most worthless pieces of print that I have ever read. I would not waste my money on this paper.

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For many years we have taken the Standard Examiner and even had Three sons who delivered for them…read more Over the years we have noticed the pages and print have become smaller. We have talked about cancelling it several times because the quality of the paper is just not there anymore and there would be several days of news paper in our house that have not been open and read. About three weeks ago we called and cancelled it and they do their very best to have us continue receiving it. We had to let them know in a very firm way that we did not want to take the paper anymore. Even after we cancelled it continued to show up on our door step. Four weeks later and several more calls to confirm our cancellation the paper is still showing up every morning.

I have tried for two days to contact this newspaper to put a vacation Hold on my newspaper. No one…read moreanswers on any of the lines called. What a crappy way to run a business. I have left a message to call me back and yet no one does. Quick to take my money with no service. The last time I put a vacation Hold they still delivered my newspapers. Yes I am calling during regular business hours.

Kelli was so easy to work with. She explained how the files needed to be formatted as well as to…read moreprint onto the envelope for our wedding invites. She asked when we needed them and was able to have them complete before we needed them. The process was so smooth!!! We are definitely recommending Sprint Image to our friends and family :)

Made a nice banner for me, for a graduation. A+ Will use…read morethem again if I need something else in the future.

Ah! I love City Weekly!! They are a great office space and have the kindest workers. A great…read morelocation on Main Street to stop by and visit. They also have an amazing online store.

For interesting local stories, good short features like The Straight Dope, reviews for movies,…read moreinformation about local events and happenings, and lots of other goodness of can't beat the Salt Lake City Weekly. Throughout the year the Salt Lake City Weekly also hosts or sponsors many music shows including the City Weekly Music Awards every year. These are great concerts at local venus featuring local bands and musicians and the tickets are always cheap. The Salt Lake City Weekly does a lot to help make Salt Lake an even better place to live, work, and party. Thanks guys!

CATALYST Magazine is a tastefully designed and thoughtfully created publication about healthy…read moreliving, local events, and news in and around Salt Lake City. I particularly like their sections on locals arts and entertainment. They are a great resource for the buzz around Salt Lake City.

From the owner: CATALYST has its finger on the pulse of our society's most intriguing movement: the rise of the…read more"cultural creatives" -- those who take a whole-systems approach to the world's ecological, social and spiritual crises. This has netted us the enthusiastic support of the community -- and a stable of terrific advertisers, who value the unique demographics our editorial content attracts. Our growth since 1982 has been steady. Conservative, one might say. We prefer the word "organic." If conservative growth produces an institution, organic growth grows an organism -- something vital, alive, responsive. We think we've got a venerable organism here.

Best local journalism EVERRR. Can I just say I never used to be into anything other than the local…read moremagazines like city weekly? Which I still love by the way. Slug magazine is a non profit and the brains behind the beauty is Angela Brown & her awesome team. She also started the non profit you may have heard of fully supporting local artists, from musicians, to artisans, to free thinkers, local business owners, & more.

SLUG Mag is an awesome resource for finding cool local events. I just moved to Utah a year ago and…read moreSLUG has been my go to for things to do and check out in the area. Their SLUG Cat bike race is SO fun and a great way to get to know the city. Plus I love that their covers are done by local artists!