In southwest Michigan and northern Indiana, WAUS is the only full-time classical station available…read more I really enjoy listening to this station when I am driving through the area and while staying at my lake house near White Pigeon, MI. I am a big fan of classical music, and I am very thankful for this station. It is an oasis in a sea of commercial talk, rock, and pop broadcasts. If you're traveling along the Indiana Toll Road, the coverage area of WAUS extends from approximately Michigan City to La Grange, IN. Reception is best in the South Bend area. I find that listening to classical music helps relax me when I'm out on the road. WAUS operates on a tight budget, funded mainly by contributions from listeners, local businesses, and Andrews University. Over the past few years, they have struggled with failing audio processing and transmitting equipment and the quality of the on-air signal has been marginal at times. Some of the announcers are regular staff members, while others are students at the university. They don't always pronounce the names of the composers and musicians correctly, but having live announcers is a luxury that few stations, commercial or otherwise, can offer. During the summer months, the station sponsors the "Second Sunday" series of live, outdoor concerts at the Fernwood Botanic Garden in Niles, MI. These concerts are presented in a beautiful outdoor setting and are about 40 minutes in length. Admission to the Garden is free for these events.

A business concerned about the well being of its listeners, spiritually & personally…read more I love the WFRN family. It has been great to be a part of this station over the past 20 years. Get tuned in to some great contemporary music and forward thinking teaching.

Fantastic family run business in LaPorte. They completed my repair quickly and properly not to…read moremention the rates were very reasonable. I would recommend them to anyone!

WNIT TV PBS 300 W. Jefferson Blvd., South Bend, Indiana…read more46601 Excellent programming for children

WNIT TV PBS 300 W. Jefferson Blvd., South Bend, Indiana, 46601…read more Excellent programming for children.

They recently changed their format. While it looks a lot better, it's still full of horrible…read morewriting. It's pathetic how bad it is. Their football statistics often contain errors. They've thankfully learned the difference between parentheses and a brackets, but that doesn't mean they're consistent yet about when to use either. I would actually love to raise their rating to three stars, but I pay extra for the first-class delivery, and it comes even later now than it did before, and they've supposedly taken steps to improve delivery time. Hey guys, it's not working.

As far as I know, B&G is no worse than what's available to any other college football fan. It is…read moredefinitely an improvement over its earlier editions. It's strong suits are recruiting coverage, game overviews and reasoned predictions (always a crapshoot, of course), coaches bios, descriptions of their responsibilities and assessments of their effectiveness, assessments of offensive/defensive strengths and weaknesses and player development. I think they are mostly candid and as objective as possible for writers in their employ. They generally seem to track with reporters from other entities, with exceptions, and while stylistically wanting, style can be learned. I know, I taught it. Compare them with the South Bend and Chicago Tribunes for an example of what I mean. Not everyone is a Jim Murray or a Roger Angell. What interests me less is the space given to game and player history. It is considerable, and while I understand some readers may have only recently acquired their interest in Notre Dame football and the history may interest them, I've been watching since the early 60's. I would prefer more extensive analysis of upcoming opponents. But that's just me. As for delivery, I think B&G ships on Sunday night, both expedited and regular mail and my experience (regular mail) has been that I always get the previous game's issue before the next game's played. That's OK with me but I understand if its not OK with others. Its in the hands of the Post Office, not B&G. I live in Southern California and daily get the LA Times. When ND plays USC out here, win or lose for USC, it's always front page in the sports section and not particularly over the top about USC if they manage to tromp ND or vice-versa. one side point: they loves Lou win or lose.

This company produced a paper periodical focusing on professional go karting enthusiasts from 1986…read moreuntil 2012. This business closed July 27th, 2013.