The Post had a table set up in King Soopers today. I politely listened to the man trying to sell…read morethe paper to me. I said a polite no thank you, but he wasn't having it. He was extremely rude and decided to verbally attack me. All I did was say I didn't read the paper and didn't want to buy it. He hurled a number of insults my way, including: 1. Accusing me of getting all my news from social media, saying I'm the type that just scrolls through to the "fluffy flu articles" (his odd choice of words, not mine). 2. Also accused me of being unwilling to support the free press Strange angry man. Probably not the best guy to hire as a salesman. Sadly, it fits with my experience of their company and customer service.

If I could give this zero stars I could, purely for the subscription aspect and customer service…read more Charged for a service after never receiving it and cancelling it. Told that the charge is "non-refundable" when I requested a refund. Despicable practice.

Finally real unbiased NEWS! Yes, I avidly stand by the little cheap tin dispenser every week…read morewaiting for the truth to be delivered! I have been out foxed by many media outlets that spoon feed you, but the Onion delivers time in and time again! Routinely this rag is the recipients of liquids spit from my mouth after busting up on over on of their in depth and pointed articles! Very rarely do you come across a organization so in tune with itself and IAB always! Have Funy NJOY! If it doesn't make you laugh even a little bit lighten up! Favortie all time Headline! Jesus answers boys prayer says no! Might not be funny to some but cracked me up!

The Onion is America's finest print media news source, period. Who else would print the classic…read moreheadline, "Supreme Court Overturns Car?" I giggle like mad every time I hear it. Yes, the satire gets old once in a while, and sometimes they do the same jokes over and over until you want to turn the newspaper into spitballs and shoot them at the editors. In fact, all of the 'columnists' are that repetitive. But you can't beat The Onion at its best- one article published this summer poked fun at the constant force feeding of empowerment down women's throats by pointing out the proliferation of 'women's cereal' and other silly products that don't need to be gender specific. It was edgy, funny, true, and satirical at the same time. Pure genius, and you can read it for free at lots of local sandwich shops, coffee joints, and at the Landmark Theatres while waiting for your movie.

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From the owner: Weekly African-American oriented newspaper covering local and national news, commentary,…read moreentertainment and sports.

Always interesting stuff that's intriguing. I have chosen some of my health care providers based on…read morethe Best Docs issue. It has worked out great! I now have quality healthcare from Ivy League docs.

Every city has one, and Denver's "5280 Magazine" is good if you want to make sure that you are…read moredoing what everyone else is doing. It has restaurant lists and reviews, city "must do" lists. Interesting articles on things around Colorado and the west... Some a little more racy than others... Like "Where Grace Abounds" by John Dicker in last May's issue. The best thing of course about the magazine is seeing other people's homes and condo's around Denver... Lets me get jealous and then realize it is possible for me too... Just have to visualize it first. I mean, for $12, a subscription is affordable and an easy way to keep up-to-date on Denver basics... Or just happen to pick it up in Tattered Cover and read what you want and put it back, whatever works. * Star one is for a city focused magazine... good for hotels and tourists alike ** Greenie star two is for "5280's" efforts to move towards a more sustainable look... With new paper stock that is made with 30-percent post-consumer and certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. *** Rated G star is for making a magazine that the entire family can enjoy, that is why I don't subscribe... If you know what I mean

The best of the best! Everything that you need to k now about your immediate surroundings…read more Everything that is going on is here. Great stories and so many fun things to do with the kids or the entire family. What a great paper. Love hearing about the great things the art district has going on and just the wonderful inspirational stories that our community has . We have a great community and this paper loves to offer all the good thing that our community has to offer!

From the owner: The Neighborhood Gazette is a free monthly newspaper, circulating to 15,000 households and business…read moredoor-to-door in the Wheat Ridge, Edgewater and surrounding communities.

I miss the Rocky Mountain News horribly. I figured that with the start of the In Denver Times back…read morein March that they might do a comparable job in replacing the RMN, since most of the staff are former employees of the Rocky. Things should be similar right? Well not in this case. First off I hate the name. Who came up with that? They claim to carry on the spirit of the Rocky. I'm not feeling it much if they are. I applaud their efforts and they've gotten a little better since their inception, but it's not the old Rocky I'm sorry to say. I used to follow it every day in the beginning, but I havent done so in a few months now and I dont see myself going back to add it to my favorites. Maybe there are better days are ahead for IDT, but will there be anyone around still reading it to find out?

I love the free local arts and entertainment newspapers! Online on a daily basis but weekly in…read moreprint, Westword has been going since 1977. This week's print issue seemed to be chock full of cannabis advertisements. It's rather popular in Colorado. The newspaper has a "medical marijuana" critic who reviews local dispensaries. The front page was "Eat Here" which is a collection of "The 100 restaurants we can't live without" and if I was spending any more time in Denver than just this one night, I would be bookmarking the bejeebers out of them. Very interesting reading! [Review 18989 overall - 89 in Colorado - 2513 of 2022.]

Great "office concert " tonight with local Denver band Blankslate!.Highly recommend this band to…read morelocals. Check them out!

The Digital Frontier is incredible to work with! I got my wedding invitation suite done through…read morethem and the quality of work & customer service is phenomenal and incredibly responsive. Not only did they reply to my project request on Yelp within an hour, but they were also able to then turn my project around in just a couple of days since I was on a tight timeline! I know they'll do great work on the rest of my printed invitations and signage for my wedding! Also - they're small, local, and certified as a Woman-Owned Small Business! **wedding invite details crossed through by me

Digital Frontier provides top-notch printing services with exceptional quality and attention to…read moredetail. Peter graciously helped me out when I needed several last minute photos printed. I highly recommend Digital Frontier Printing for all your printing needs - they truly set the standard for excellence in the industry.

What is the size of your hand, is full of pictures of beautifull women and if you fallowed its…read moreadvice to the letter you would be drunk, dressed immaculately and downtown?? Its what I like to refer to as 'Denver's Party Bible', IMAGE Magazine. You can find it anywhere that martini's cost more than $8. The number one selling feature of this magazine is that is everyone favorite price... FREE!! You don't have to pay for it although I do have wonder HOW MANY OF YOUR CHILDREN you must give up to the advertising gods if you want a spread in the magazine. The second greatest thing about the magazine is it size, which fits perfectly in a back jeans pocket, your in dash console or purse. Its about 60 pages thick and the size of a postcard. If you have ambitions of staying with the trends as far as music, dining, fashion and nightlife this is the place to turn you stripped shirt wearing, text messaging on your blackberry while driving, grey goose martini drinking, $85 cologne wearing, jogging in wash park before you go shopping at Cherry Creek Mall, bottle service ordering denverite. The magazines article usaully revolve with a great degree of predictablility around nightclubs, lounges, bars, fashion designers, local bands, DJs and hip hop artists. For each page of articles in this magazine you will typically find 2 pages of advertisments. Usually for nightclubs or bars.