These guys are great!! If you're a non profit they'll print you 50 posters of your event for free!!…read more Although the posters have advertising on them who cares they're free and being on the board of a non profit anything helps when trying to raise funds for your organization. Check them out for those and all your printing needs!!

Excellent business resource in heart of Kalispell on Main Street. Owner Tamara is always helpful…read moreand pleasant.

Went in today and Elizabeth was at the front desk. I didn't say more then two things to her when…read moreshe basically told me to shut up. She then proceeded to be halfway polite to people that came in behind me. I don't know if they rotate employees within the office but please do not let her be at the front desk,she needs to watch the way she talks down to people.Just because a person works for a state office doesn't mean they can be rude to people.

Wonderful and amazing customer service there that helped my son get his very first ID in minutes…read more The ladies are so wonderful and deserve a raise.

Friendly staff and owner. Always ready to help with your printing needs no matter how big or small…read more Fast service. Highly recommend.

All Day has a great staff. Super easy to get set up with an LLC and registration of vehicle.read more

I was impressed with the entire process. I was challenged with an older car that had limited…read moreexisting paperwork. This required more attention to detail on my part but I was able to get it done with very little hassle. I would (and already have ) recommended their services for anyone looking to register/title a classic vehicle.

Printing and design work are great BUT lack of integrity in paying vendors not good at all.read more

Wow while staying in the Northwestern part of Montana I was needing some copies of some legal…read morepapers and the little town I am staying in doesn't have any place to make copies. Since we do frequent Kalispell I knew I would find a place to get copies so I went on Yelp (duh) and I found this place. Easy to find on the main highway (93) and on a corner with easy in and out parking lot. Once in I was promptly waited on and asked for 3 copies of the 3 legal documents I had and all in all it was 41 copies and it was a whole $2.87. I keep forgetting no sales tax and these were copied and stapled. I almost felt like it should of been a lot more. The gal that waited on me was so pleasant and helpful that I felt like it was awesome just to have found this place. Great service and a great price what more can you ask for? Oh and they have so many other services, faxing, copying, printing etc. I then returned the next week to use their faxing service and it was just as prompt and easy. I'll be back!!

How lucky we are to have this resource! Thank you for keeping it clean and maintained and always…read morehaving a smile

Part 1: Definitions of Stolen Valor ​Legal vs. Social…read moreContext ​"Stolen valor" refers broadly to the act of misrepresenting oneself regarding military service, rank, or decorations. The term carries different weights depending on whether it is used in a legal or social context. ​The Social Definition: Within the military community and the general public, "stolen valor" is a cultural term. It describes individuals who attempt to gain respect, admiration, commercial discounts, or attention using unearned military credentials or uniforms. ​Impersonation: This often manifests as civilians wearing military uniforms incorrectly (e.g., missing proper insignia, mixing branches, or displaying unearned medals) to elicit public praise or financial benefits. ​Clarifying Note: The following account is strictly an observation of unauthorized uniform wear. It is not rooted in prejudice regarding the individual's origin, but rather how the situation was perceived through the lens of severe, chronic combat PTSD, acting as an immediate psychological trigger. ​Part 2: Incident Report ​Incident Details ​Location: Flathead County Waste Facility (Green Bins) ​Context: The reporter is a combat veteran who served in Afghanistan and manages severe chronic combat PTSD. ​Narrative of Events ​While discarding and breaking down cardboard boxes at the facility's green bins, one box accidentally slipped into a dumpster. At that moment, an individual approaching the area was observed wearing a U.S. Navy combat uniform shirt paired with civilian attire. ​Due to the incorrect and incomplete wear of the uniform, combined with the individual's apparent language barrier, the reporter identified this as a violation of military uniform standards and a social instance of stolen valor. This immediately breached the reporter's sense of security, triggering a severe PTSD response. ​The reporter requested that the individual remove the U.S. Navy shirt, stating it was unearned. In response, the employee contacted a supervisor, reporting that the visitor was improperly dumping boxes, despite evidence that the boxes were actively being emptied and broken down. ​Supervisor Intervention ​Upon the supervisor's arrival, the reporter explained that the employee was wearing an unauthorized U.S. Navy uniform shirt. The facility management chose not to address the uniform issue. Instead, despite the reporter's intent to use the designated crusher box station for the remaining two boxes, the supervisor directed the reporter to take the refuse "up the hill." ​The supervisor then indicated that the boxes could simply be thrown directly into the dumpster. No corrective action or acknowledgment was directed toward the employee regarding the uniform. To de-escalate the situation, the reporter reloaded the remaining materials into their vehicle and departed the facility.

I have been to this office twice in person and called once. The personnel were all polite and I…read moregot in pretty quickly.

Arrived at the office at 9:17 am. There were two other people in the office and I was seen at 940…read more Give yourself some time if there is any real crowd. Once to the window it was fast.

I regularly use Valley Express to deliver merchandise to local clients and can't say enough about…read morehow pleasant and professional they always are. I recently referred a friend to them for an of town delivery. She was very pleased and they gave me a discount on my next delivery for the referral. Great local business. And nice to have a local company that I know I can trust instead crossing my fingers that my box won't get crushed as it is manhandled and tossed around with hundreds of other packages. Thanks VE.