I paid over $ 1000 for an obituary in their printed News paper. I went to local businesses, Circle…read morek, Qt, Frys, and coffee shops and I didn't find one East Valley tribune anywhere. I'm physical ill about this. I just lost my mother, a long time resident of Mesa, and i wanted people she knew to see her obituary. How are people suppose to see it if there is not one copy anywhere.

I love the student athlete and coach highlights that the Tribune does for sports programs around…read morethe valley. It's nice to see their hard work, dedication, challenges, and successes being acknowledged. It seems that, often times, all we see and hear about in the news relates to the thugs who choose to disrupt our society. Yay for focusing a part of the paper each week on something positive....especially our youth.

Picked up this free newspaper at the Sprouts on Ray and Dobson and learned a little more about the…read moregoings-on in Chandler and thereabouts. Self-declared as "relentlessly local coverage of Southern Chandler and our neighboring communities", the news features cover community theater, upcoming festivals, local impacts of impending legislation, puff pieces on local businesses, and school sports. With free publications such as these, I often get more out of the ads and hunt down restaurant coupons as an excuse to try new dining establishments (spoken like a true Yelper, ahem, gourmand). This newszine does not disappoint. I found plenty of buy-one-get-one-free offers and other enticing coupons for local eateries and food shops. They also have a respectable restaurant guide derived from the on-line resource www.chandlerlocalbites.com. Now that I'm better informed, I won't have to trek through Hell and Creation to find my nearest dining adventure. But I'm still gonna stick to my budget and save me some money on the meal. All the more reason to go a little nuts and splurge on drinks and dessert! (Yes... there is a method to my madness.)

It's a great newspaper, and it's free! I get information from my community, school districts,…read moreadvertisement, and coupons!

I grabbed East Valley Woman to flip through while waiting for my bagel and coffee. That was the…read morelast positive impression I had. I have never been so motivated to write an unpleasant review. There are some great free and low cost pro-business woman magazines. Some of them are actually quite good. So I'll admit I was expecting it to be something the level I'd seen before. Heck no. This magazine is the equivalent of watching an hour long infomercial. Sure, there might be some funny parts or things that make you go Hmmm, but you can't go more than a minute without that reminder that they are trying to sell you something. I think there might be 2 whole "articles" there that are not sharing ad space on the same or facing page for whatever business or service is being discussed in the article. (Example, 1st faux-article "My New Year's Resolution: Become a better networker" filled with how important networking is for your business and an ad at the bottom for the author's company, with her email and phone number for a seminar for "International Networking Week.) And if the ad isn't right there, flip a few pages - because they're all here. And of course, there are no "Advertisement" notes at the top of these things because they might as well just put it on the front cover. It's a giant ad! Anyhow, I'm guessing their ad space is cheap because all the articles are in big font and double spaced and the ads are huge. This 28 page magazine is New Times sized when it should have been Old TV Guide sized. Their tag line? "Empowering Valley Women" Really? Really? I know it may be asking too much, but how about a little more honesty in advertising? If you see this laying there next time you're out, I suggest just letting it lay there. Unless you really love infomercials.

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We ordered some shirts from Samori, and were impressed with their service. Not only were their…read moreprices lower than any other bids we received, but they took the time to make sure our layout was just right. When they came in, there was a small misprint, so they put in a rush order and got us new, corrected ones within just a few days, and drove out to our office to deliver them. We're very happy with how they came out, and would definitely use Samori again.

Service is the best part about this place E the bartender was phenomenal! Fun free flowing…read moreenvironment games good music this places has it all!!!

I feel like the luckiest girl alive! I was trying to figure out how to get my book designed and…read moreChat suggested Brady Book Design! The entire process from start to finish was flawless! David is so personable and friendly and professional. He walked me through every step from beginning to end and now my book is ready to go to print! I had never even heard of a book designer and then I met him and I couldn't be happier!

Incredible product, bringing art, style and content together seamlessly. There is nobody in the…read morebusiness that can deliver on all of these fronts and create a product is also good value. Being perfectionists we requested multiple edits and changes as the book evolved and David was very accommodating. With any product that is a blend of quality, value and service, the importance of service is often minimized. When I do my next book--a cookbook for my family-- BBD will be my go to vendor.

Made a sales call to them they were very rude and obnoxious and hung up without a space in the…read moreconversation for a reply. I am sure when they sell, they are pleasant to their clients.