I find this newspaper sorely lacking in customer service. My online subscription was cancelled…read moreafter I renewed the E edition. The numbers given for customer service are not working. Not sure it is worth the "haggle" talking to someone in another country whom you cannot understand and doesn't know how to solve a problem.

Cancelled my subscription online--or thought I did. (I live in Massachusetts now and do not receive…read morethe paper either by email or paper copy.) Nevertheless, they kept charging me. I kept calling and--after about a half hour of a very frustrating phone tree would get routed to some guy in the Philippines who couldn't confirm a cancellation, couldn't refund my money, and apparently wasn't allowed to say anything except "I'm very sorry." So I called the owners, Lee Enterprises, in Iowa. They tell you to call 888 299-4711 and leave a message. When you do, the line says "mailbox is full and cannot take any messages." And so it goes. Went online to see a Reddit forum saying they were hacked and did not have any access to their own data based, but that was supposedly resolved seven monthgs BEFORE my issue. Online see dozens of people cancelling because of subscription problems (which means there are probably hundreds). No attempt at resolution from Daily Progress or from Lee. Finally, after calling my bank to dispute the transaction and then had my card number changed.

They did my website most recently and were a complete pleasure to work with. They listened to what…read moreI wanted, and translated my wishes into a beautiful site! Very professional, and timely.

These guys were great working with my website and other publications! They were very professional…read moreand very interested in the product and the attention to detail I desired. I have subsequently recommended them to 3 other businesses who have also found their work to be of the highest quality. The direct support and advice in SEO work was also invaluable. Highly recommend for any electronic media or web publishing.

My lifetime friend Sue and I get together 2xs a year and this fall the visit was incredible! We…read morealways go see Betty Jo at the Whiskey jar on Monday night and boogie the night away to her Nahlens tunage and fabulous assortment of richly ready horns section and precocious percussions her outright in your face take you back tap your toes sing along joy filled love for what they are doing gets you up and dancing. This phenomenal assortment of musicians were invited to present an hour to the listening public as well as a small gathering of friends /fans on Thursday night as part of the Jazz festival celebration! We had a blast! Go to the Whiskey Jar to enjoy its awesome twist on Southern fare and an endless supply of amber spirits. Every Monday evening 6-9 or ...

From the owner: WTJU brings people and communities through exceptional music and conversation. We air an eclectic…read moremix of folk & roots, jazz & blues, rock, classical, and more. WTJU hosts loads of free live concerts at our studio event space and out in the community. We also run summer youth radio camps, a podcast network, and more.