City Beat is my favorite print media weekly newspaper in the city. It is the best source for cool…read moreevents, happenings, and resources. It's also a large resource for the growing arts community in Cincinnati. The paper has a liberal voice in such a heavy conservative community. The listings of events, performances, auditions, and other opportunities is extensive and never misses a beat. They occasionally have special editions devoted to green initiatives, dining editions, a women's issue, and issues about current events. Some of the columns are syndicated and also appear in the alternative news in other large cities. However, most of them are locally written. I have to admit that sometimes I just do the crossword even though it's a great paper.

I still prefer Cin Weekly, but I really like the Worst Week Ever, Another Seven Days column. It…read morereminds me of a similar column in a Knoxville, TN, weekly that I picked up religiously. I always find something in this weekly paper that I missed elsewhere: this week it's the upcoming warehouse sale at Design Within Reach. Anybody reading this should let me know if it's not worth my while!

Not sure if this is exactly the same magazine as Northern Kentucky Family or if they are mostly…read moresimilar with different ads and location focus. Anyway, the February issue I saw had a summer camp directory as well as some tips on choosing a summer camp or program. The issue also contained other parenting related articles and a month long calendar of family friendly events.

I trust this publication to keep me informed on all the in activities for kids in my area. As an…read moreevent professional, it also affords me the opportunity to discover and network with other fun, family oriented businesses here in Cincinnati. Pick up your free copy, today!

Cin Weekly is my favorite weekly paper. I enjoy all the event info, the restaurant and bar reviews,…read moreand the Cin Cook feature each week. I also like to read the responses to You Tell Us and the responses to the staff question of the week. Quite a witty bunch of staffers! I'm not as crazy about the web site. It's nothing in particular; I just prefer the print version.

I really enjoy reading CINweekly. They have a well rounded paper that covers so many aspects of the…read moreCincinnati community. They always have very interesting feature articles. A few weeks ago I really enjoyed an article about the different ways to commute to work as I'm considering my options with the current gas prices. Then this past week there was a whole Fringe Festival edition of the paper. They always have interesting staff questions of the week and really make a point to have the staff be really visible to the readers. It's a great alternative paper to City Beat and the Enquirer. It picks up where they left off nicely. Also the crossword puzzle is always fun yet a challenge!

Express Cincinnati is quite a unique paper indeed. As Cathy R. stated, it basically talks about…read morearts and non-profit fundraisers and shows lots of pictures of some of the most important (aka deep pocketed) supporters. I find this magazine quite interested as to how it relates to my job. I work in development in the arts so putting names to faces for the Cincinnati arts VIP's is good for me to do. I do, however, wonder what use it gives to the average Cincinnatian as it is quite chock filled of just pictures of people. It is really interesting to see all that goes on in our community when it comes to arts and community service organizations. I saw pictures of benefits for organizations that I didn't know existed but now I do. There were even pictures of the gala at my organization which was before I started working but I thought was pretty neato! So pick up a copy and explore!

This paper prints nine times a year and showcases supporters of the fine arts and nonprofits of the…read moreCincinnati area. I have picked it up a few times because I am a print media fan, but I have yet to find some piece of news that I can't live without. Because it encompasses more than one month, there are always some announcements of events that have already occurred by the time I pick up an issue. Beyond that, I think most of the articles are written in the same tone. I do enjoy the ads, however.

I read the Pulse Journal for the local news but I agree with the 2015 delivery comment. I too had…read moreto tell them repeatedly NOT to deliver it to my door but it kept showing up until I threatened to sue them. Now I pick a copy up at a local store when I want to read it.

The Pulse Journal is a newspaper that serves the communities of West Chester, Liberty Township,…read moreDeerfield, Maineville, Mason, and Monroe. It's a weekly publication that is in print on Thursday's. I like the Journal because it extensively covers areas of local news that the larger Cincinnati newspapers only touch on. The Journal allows me to keep up with Lakota sports and has in-depth interviews with the high-school athletes...as most of them are younger siblings of people I know, I find these particularly interesting. My little brother has been featured in the Journal frequently for his baseball playing, and we have quite a few cut-out pictures of him in action thanks to the paper. The Pulse Journal's website is updated daily and features sports scores, news about school districts and local politics, and features "things to do" listings, which cover events and activities for local residents to enjoy.

I wanted my Grandpa's obituary posted in the paper so I dropped off the hand written obituary and a…read morephoto. I was told it would be in that weekends paper, it wasn't. I asked about it they assured me it would be in the following weekends paper and it was but by the photo they posted you couldn't tell who it was they took a full body pic and zoomed in on his face which caused it to be extremely pixaly and non recognizable. After all of that I went in to get his picture and they couldn't find it.

Darke County's only locally owned and operated news source. Has an awesome free weekly newspaper…read moredelivered to over 28000 homes and a daily website that is second to none!

Never produced the advertising promised for digital program books and NEVER paid the monthly amount…read moreowed to our Symphony for our share of ad revenue. And NEVER sent the monthly reports showing their progress in advertising commitments. Terribly bad service and best to source your digital program books via another source.

Never received copy of publication! Would not cooperate with communication. Would not respectfully…read moresort out $387. Nasty phone calls then sent collections after me. Adding insult to injury posted bad reviews about the business too. Bully!!

This is a free monthly publication that I picked up at a store. The cover says it received a 2008…read moreGold Award Winner from Parenting Publications of America. It contains a lot of ads (yes, I say that about most publications), but it's attractive and contains some quick reads, which is what parents need! The June issue contains a one page article on why you may want to take your family to the Behringer-Crawford Museum. Another article addressed protecting kids from the summer heat. This issue also contained a 2008 camp and sports directory. Each issue contains a monthly calendar of family friendly events.