Recently made decisions about what appears in print makes for a very boring read. They have…read moreeliminated National and World News and only local sports. Also Lancaster County is heavily Republican and they are very left leaning. Too bad, I loved reading it in the past. They neglected to appeal to the locals and very littleadvertising. Advertising helps pay the bills.

I wish I could give them zero stars. This paper is so Liberal it makes me sick. I think what…read moreanother reviewer wrote about being a Liberal paper is correct. When you cancel your subscription they want to know why. When you explain that they are a Liberal and only favor the Democratic Party they don't want to hear it and make excuses. What's really interesting is how they forgot who won the election, taking the popular vote, winning the House and Senate. You would think they would report both sides, but being owned by a Liberal, we know truth will never happen.

Ryan was great to work with on our safety training video. His energy and creativity drove the…read moreproject.

From the owner: Giving your customers and future customers a taste of who you are and what you do will provide a…read morepersonal connection with you and your business.

I can't speak highly enough of Gall Laminating in Lancaster. I live out of town, but make…read moreoccasional trips to have my education curriculum laminated at Gall because there are no large-format lamination services locally. Jay and the staff are always friendly and very accommodating, and were even kind enough to hold a print for several weeks while I had surgery. It's hard to find personal, small businesses these days, and I will happily continue to support this one!

From the owner: Gall Laminating does so much more than just laminate! They can help you with wide-format printing,…read morewide-format mounting and framing, tab cutting and reinforcing, vinyl graphics, signs, and banners, and all your book binding needs including plastic coil, wire, or perfect bound books. Here at Gall Laminating, no job is too big or too small, and they will work diligently until you are satisfied with our product and services.

Requested to drop cable, but wanted to keep internet service with this company. Made an…read moreappointment, and it took 10 minutes to do this during the appointment. We returned all tv cable equipment. Went home and internet did not work. Next morning, spent over an hour online chat with CS rep named Ravinsh. Explained the change and the problem that the internet was not functioning. He spent most of the time chatting about eligibility for a mobile line and upgrading my internet service. I was asked to confirm an email to have him correct the problem. This email included "upselling" the products he wasted my time discussing. I ended the call because the problem was still not fixed. Went to the store and was told that at the original appointment my self owned modem had been deleted from my account and that was the problem. ‍. Terrible customer service.

The place is not handicapped accessible and when I tried to go in with a walker, there was two…read morefemales that check you in just stood there sipping their coffee and didn't even help. I gave 2 stars only cause of the rep that helped me with my account. Then when I was leaving the two females again just stood there and watched me struggle to leave. I turned and said," thanks for the help" as I tried to get through the first set of doors. Thanks to the Fed Ex guy that held the second set of doors open for me. Call and get someone to can't speak English or go in person and get disrespected. Either way you loose!!

I have utilized White Oak's printing and fulfillment services for several years. Sheila Perry and…read moreDavid Miller are top notch. They are the epitome of customer-centric; expedient, professional, responsive and always provide creative and cost-effective solutions. I will continue to utilize their services and highly recommend White Oak!

From the owner: WhiteOak provides a valuable resource for clients and potential clients to help them promote their…read morebusinesses, reduce their costs and improve their bottom line. We offer web-to-print, storefront solutions, promotional products, digital/offset printing, large format, variable data printing, email solutions, PURLs, QR codes, fulfillment, & mailing.

We did not have the positive experience that so many others have reported. I think it comes down to…read morethe representative that you get and how the police report finds you. While listening to the local news on TV, I continually hear HHR ads boasting about how effective they are so I just had to open my mouth. "Hurt in the car, call HHR". I am still trying to figure out why. On an early evening in late February my wife was entering an intersection on a country road after coming to a complete stop and looking both ways before proceeding when seemingly from out of nowhere she is hit broadside by a young man driving an older GMC pickup. Both the front doors of her small SUV were caved in. She nearly lost her life. As it was she sustained a fractured sternum, a broken wrist and a swollen knee. The police officer who arrived at the scene could not open the door to her vehicle so he called the fire department for assistance. Meanwhile the officer wrote his report based solely upon input from the driver of the pickup, hence she was found to be at fault. A member of the fire department managed to pry the door to my wife's vehicle open after which she was wisked away to the hospital where she spent the first couple of days in the ICU. While there she began receiving calls, both on her cell and room phone. A mans voice on the other end stated repeatedly "remember, this was your fault". Eventually, her nurse had the calls blocked. I called HHR, who had a an attorney sent to our home. We invited him in to discuss our case. Even though he was becoming convinced that my wife was not at fault, he told us that he was helpless to do anything due to the findings of the police report. He instead referred us to an attorney friend of his who handles court cases. We elected not to enlist his services. In addition to my wife's medical bills, we had to pay a $167 summons. Our check was accompanied by a slip of paper on which we had to either Plead guilty or not guilty. Since we chose the latter, we had to appear in court. When our court date arrived, the judge told us that he was throwing the case out and returning our $167. So in the end, it appears that HHR walked away from a low hanging fruit case rather than stand up and fight for us.

I was in a car accident and suffered injuries that required physical therapy.I knew early into it…read morethat I would need to seek legal representation.I had never gone through this before so I wasn't sure who to call.I saw advertisements on television for Handler Henning and Rosenberg.I decided to call them.I had many Doctor appointments over the course of a year and did not return to work during that time.What I came to find about this law firm,was that they really did care about my well being.They are kind and compassionate but also aggressive about fighting for your rights.Matthew Rosenberg and Jennifer Carl were an amazing team to have on my side.They gave me so much peace of mind.I am now healthy and back to work.If I would need a law firm in the future,I would not hesitate to call HHR.Thank you for getting me back on my feet again! Tammie Seiders

All I can say it's a WHOLE LOT BETTER than T-Mobile!! I…read morepurchased my iPhone 16e from Verizon June 2024 and have enjoyed my experience with the phone and the customer service representatives on the telephone and in the store. I believe they want to have repeat customers.

I am appalled by the complete lack of compassion and basic competence at this location…read more Like most companies, Verizon aggressively pushes customers to enroll in paperless e-billing and automatic payments. But when a customer passes away, their loved ones are locked out of those accounts, left completely in the dark about upcoming automatic charges and billing details. After recently losing my parent, I took care of responsible measures and alerted Verizon over a month ago that he had passed away. Despite this, I received a bill addressed to him that included a $30 returned check fee triggered by their system trying to process payments on an account we were trying to settle. I went into the store to handle his affairs in person, and it was a nightmare: A 40-minute wait: I sat waiting for 40 minutes, only for the exact same employee who made me wait to finally pull up the bill. Unfair fees: When he told me the $30 charge was a returned check fee, I pointed out that Verizon had already been notified of his death over a month ago. I clearly stated I was happy to pay the legitimate balance owed, but charging a deceased person's account a fee after being notified of their passing is absurd. Zero help or empathy: His response? A literal shrug and "There's nothing I can do about that." When I asked who could help me resolve it, he just shrugged at me again. Forcing people into e-billing makes it impossible for families to manage a late relative's affairs, and to be met with such apathy and laziness by store staff while dealing with a loss is disgraceful. Avoid this location at all costs. To the "Verizon Business Owner" who replied. Nice line to save face however how does that correct the issue?