The handiest free publication that shows up on your doorstep every week. I wish I had known about…read moretheir website before moving here. Pat Moody's column gives you the skinny on all the important happenings in SW Michigan.

From the owner: MailMax is a weekly direct mail publication covering 35,433 homes along the coast of Lake Michigan…read morefrom Coloma down to Sawyer. It features good news and good deals. MailMax has more local business advertising each week than any other media in Southwest Michigan. Local business owners know how they and their neighbors love MailMax and anticipate its arrival each week. Weekly columns by Pat Moody, Glenda Head, and Don Stuart have formed a loyal readership. Local pastors contribute articles along with the Southwest Michigan Tourist Council and the Michigan State Police. MailMax offers display advertising with full color, classified line ads, and inserts.

When ever you need a promotional product Premier Promotions is the place to go in town. I needed a…read morename plate for my office door and had many colors and fonts to choose from. They actually had it done before they said it would be done! Great staff members always there to answer questions and prompt service. They are the best!

Our boat had a oil leak, Pier 33 was able to get a tech on boat right away, find problem, and fix…read moreit. They saved a great sunny HOT boating weekend.

Husband and I arrived for an early dinner. Sat outside. Music from overhead speakers was coming…read morefrom a radio station and all we could hear were loud, annoying ads throughout most of our meal. There is a cheap and easy fix...use Spotify or something similar. Got up, went inside and asked if they had a true music system. Didn't get an answer. We finished our dinners as fast as we could while listening to advertisements and got out of there, never to return.

I had a wonderful experience. Had a project in mind but was not sure if it could be done.. Owner…read moretook it and ran with it. So happy I came here. If I could give a 10 I would . Thank you Oscar's!

We came in from out of town for a Monday morning business meeting; a presentation for 25 people…read more We emailed our job on Sunday night and it was ready 8 am Monday. The job - printed and bound - was done to perfection and the service was professional and personable. Highly recommend.

Can you even consider this a radio station? I spent some time with family that lived in the area…read moresurrounding this radio station, and it is just a sad, sorry, pathetic excuse for a radio station. I was able to see the building where the station is, and not once did I even see someone drive to the building. Ok, I did see mail delivered there, but nobody entered or exited the building. The on-air product was just a bunch of what seemed like podcasts (and not good podcasts either) that could normally be accessed without hearing any of the Public Service announcements that they constantly air, because they clearly cannot get any advertising. I like to consider myself a radio enthusiast, but this is one of the worst stations I have ever heard. There is potential with it, because it is a very unique building in a very unique area, but you can clearly tell by listening to the station, that whomever owns it, does not care one bit about their product. I don't even understand why they keep it on air, it seems like a massive waste of money to me.