If I could I would give them zero stars they messed up on three of my shirts out of 10 shirts we…read moreboth went over the pictures to the names of the shirts which she wrote down what goes to who and on what shirt and then all of a sudden when I went to go pick them up they were wrong pictures to the wrong size shirts to the wrong names and then she said oh it was the computer that did it and she knew it would be out of whack instead of telling me and I spent $150 on crap will never ever use them again I would waste money on gas next time to have better quality and cheaper I had to buy extra shirts which was not write as it wasn't my fault yeah even though they redid the 3 shirts they could of at least made them again for free considering it was their own fault not mine

I recently completed an extensive family history project requiring a lot of printing. This is a…read morevery good group. They offered options and very, very reasonable rates. They printed hundreds of pages, many in color, in a matter of days. They also have binders, pens and other materials needed to complete almost any project. They are kind, professional and a joy to work with. I cannot recommend them highly enough!

This company is great! They publish the AT A GLANCE MAGAZINE and do print work at unbeatable…read moreprices. I have used them for business and graphic design services and have never been disappointed. They come to your place of business and deliver every order to your door personally. The magazine is great too! They have coupons for local restaurants, attractions, and services in town. I have found so many great businesses in the area that I didn't even know existed before picking up this magazine.

The Astorian is an excellent local paper which all in the Astoria area should read and support. It…read moreis only through their excellent articles does one know what is happening and who is doing what. They recently won 10 newspaper awards for their excellence which included their photography. I strongly recommend everyone reading this to subscribe to their online e-edition.

This media company's "marketing specialist" aggressively downloaded my business logo, private phone…read morenumber, mailing address, and copyright protected photography (I'm a landscape photographer), and created an ad I never asked for or agreed to buy. After saying "no" several times in writing, the accountant in Bend mailed me a bill for the ad they sent to my email and noted it would be printed 15,000 times as well as be in their online version of their Outdoors Magazine. I do not advertise my personal phone number publicly, they had no right in their predatory commercial misappropriation of my business logo and copyright protected photography to try to sell it back to me in an ad and demand payment. Unprofessional predators.

I signed up for the news tribute and thought I had canceled it until I had someone call me the next…read moremonth saying that I owe them like four dollars... I told them I am not doing that and I am not giving them my card information over the phone and they have being calling me ever since. This morning really crossed a line as they called me at 6 AM. I have only logged onto their website one time to find out about my friend's death. This has been honestly the most truly annoying experience I've had with anybody collecting a debt let alone under 5$ . I had to block their phone number because that's how often I was getting phone calls. And the news article didn't even say much about what actually happened. I was better off finding information on Facebook.

We pay for the new Tribune six days a week. We might get a three days a week. The delivery is…read moreawful. They show up late. My husband's already left for work. He usually likes to take the paper with him to work so when it comes, it's no good to us. They charge a phenomenal amount over $60 a month and they want you to pay two months in advance even if you're on Social Security it's always been one problem after the other and we've been with them over 25 years. It's never gotten any better and never probably will. also, when you call to make a payment, you're getting somebody who's sitting in their kitchens with chicken clucking in the background as they're working from home and you're giving this person. You're a personal debit card number and three digit code on the back and half the time the news of you know nothing about the payment and then all of a sudden you get a $200 bill in the mail from the Tribune. This is terrible. The bookkeeping department needs to shape up. It's not working for me.

If you are thinking about booking The Press Room for an event do it- in fact do it right now then…read morecome back so I can tell you why. Ok now that you've booked it let me tell you what to expect: top notch service and communication. Linda and her team make you feel like your event is the only one in the world. Emails are responded to quickly with questions answered or suggestions based on events they've done before The day of your event the staff is there helping you with set up, logistics etc. Whatever we asked for Linda was able to provide quickly and with a smile -- including the ribbon for my daughter's corset dress which somehow got misplaced between the hotel and the Press Room. Linda rescued us with a roll of ribbon and the bride was able to walk down the aisle! In the walk through we mentioned a certain wine that we like, hoping it would be one they served. It wasn't but Linda bought a few bottles just for us! Food is top notch - the pork chops were so tender you could cut them with the side of your fork and the scalloped potatoes were fantastic The servers and bar staff were so professional and everything went so smoothly. They make it a magical evening. The venue is so beautiful and unique. Our guests could not stop raving about it! You'll be so glad you decided to have your event at The Press Room

Nice, quaint and cute venue for an intimate wedding I went to! It's a nice venue that could be used…read morefor other events as well, with a cute upstairs area (that was used as a dance space as well!), and a spacious downstairs level with a bar area. Would recommend as a venue for a special events.

It seems to be the postal worker sub. He is gone now and no problems.read more

It is a pretty cool little paper for our small area. The Senior Menu Section is normally the…read morelargest written article in it, so I guess I have something to look forward to in my golden years if I am not too busy whizzing in my drawers and forgetting my name. Our favourite read is the Police Blotter. It can be filled with some unintended humour. You have to love some of our residents and "crimes" that are reported. Prowler calls turn out to be raccoons, suspicious noises tend to be neighbourhood cats tap dancing on a roof, the usual listing of the town drunks, and rebels without a clue can always bring a laugh as well. It is actually pretty refreshing to live in a region with minimal crime where we can giggle at the crime statistics. Hell, the listing of "offenders" gives the bar crowd at Rod's something to gossip about on slow nights!! In this day and age were print media is suffering and going all electronic, it is nice to have a small town paper that serves the local needs. Warrenton is an odd little area. It takes a special paper to keep its finger on the pulse of all of the action. Gotta go watch the paint dry....peace.

I'll admit, I've called this paper "The Comical" before, like many other people…read more In truth, this paper has done a decent job as a community paper. I'm not an employee. This is not a good review based on any obligated loyalties. I'm not even a subscriber; based on where I live and work, it makes more sense to subscribe to The Olympian. But I whenever I visit parents in Centralia, I love sitting down with this paper and getting my read on! I'm at odds with many things The Chronicle does. Their editorial board is made up only of their bigwigs. There is no community representative like a lot of different papers have. Also, their advertising person is on the editorial board. That's what I consider a huge journalistic taboo. What's driving your editorial opinion? Someone looking out for a bottom line? Of course that always plays into things. But to have them on the board itself. Nah. But this paper has done a decent job staying afloat in times where other newspapers are closing down. And little by little, even the bigger papers are shrinking their size. After the Chronicle did it a few years back, I think there were some people who probably put the heat on. But now, the paper must feel some vindication that they were front-runners on a smart business decision. The paper has done a better job with feel-good features, which is what a community paper should be about. And the sports section has dramatically improved with a young, go-getter sports editor. Doing live, play-by-play on Chronline.com for football was a great thing. Doing it for b-ball would be great. They're not their yet. Perhaps someday. Politically, their endorsements lean very conservative. They like to pretend they don't and like to point out their more middle-of-the-road conservatism. But I'm still impressed when they have the you-know-what to endorse someone who might not be a front-runner (for example, Neal Kirby a year-and-a-half ago). Again, I no longer live in an area I feel the Chronicle serves. But within the area it DOES serve, it does a decent job. And when I say I enjoy reading the paper at the in-laws when I visit, perhaps that's the best compliment I can give.

The only local paper so what can you do. The last garage sale I had they forgot to put my ad…read morein.....their solution was that they would run it next week-end. I think not. Available on line but they want you to pay.....crazy! The cost of their ads are too expensive either being commercial or personal. I put in a help wanted ad for a week that cost me over $300.00...what's up with that? Would love to have another local daily paper...if there was I would not read "The Comical"

I would like to add that I give The Peninsula Gateway a 5 star rating for their human interest…read more(feel good) stories, in particular Hugh always writes wonderful articles about our local students. I am just disappointed that we do not get incident news out here.