Directory of Barter Companies Near Indianapolis, Indiana

is a magazine that shares authentic ways to travel, shop, dine and stay...swanky. Here, you will find unique travel experiences from around the globe. The audience is comprised of a unique set of executives, forward thinkers, affluent athletes, style arbiters, and well-heeled travelers who have the time and money to go wherever they want, whenever they want. Published quarterly, with distribution via subscription and at Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million, Publix, Hudson News and many more of your favorite retailers. 103,600 paid circulation. We aim to transport you and elevate the way you travel. It's just that simple.

Weekly, free newspaper that provides high quality journalism & advertising designed to keep the community well informed and involved in local community & national life. Chicago/Milwaukee edition is distributed at 300 Chicago & Suburban locations each Friday (8,500 circulation). Additional editions are published for Michigan/Ohio and Florida. Combined circulation of 34,000. Distribution at newsstands & newspaper racks in high-traffic locations. Primary readership is 35-54 years old, with discretionary income.

is weekly newspaper that informs and educates the community about American culture, and brings important news from their homeland. Distributed for free each Friday at 250 Chicago & suburban locations each Friday. 32,000 circulation monthly (8,000 per week)

Local radio at it’s best, Marietta’s station since 1946. Loyal listeners tune in for community events, local news, sports and adult contemporary music.

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Target the Hispanic community today by using your trade dollars to advertise on 103.1 FM. We are the only Spanish language FM radio station serving the Columbus metro area.

One of only two Country stations in all of Chicagoland, and the only one that targets and super-serves the suburbs. WCCQ has over 20 years of heritage in the Country market and one of the longest running morning shows in all of Chicagoland. Country is one of the few “mass appeal” radio formats left, with fans from 8 to 88. The majority of the WCCQ audience is an equal mix of men and women, ages 25-54.

THE local station for the Western Suburbs. The Classic Hits format consistently has one of the largest audiences in all of Suburban Chicago Suburban Radio. This family friendly station is a perfect match for the area. It completely covers two of the largest cities in Illinois, Aurora and Naperville, and DuPage County; the second largest in Illinois. The WERV audience consists mainly of listeners in the 25-54 age range, with an equal mix of men and women. These listeners are at the peak of their income potential, are educated, career-oriented, and earn $75,000+.

The Southlands Rock. This station is fine tuned for the Southwestern Suburbs, with music and local personalities that reflect the area. WRXQ delivers a highly affluent audience, with the majority being men 25-54. You will see WRXQ everywhere. It is the most active radio station in the suburbs and daily works to develop deep brand loyalty with its growing listener base.

Will County's News, Talk and Sports station. This heritage station has 83 years under its belt and is the only Radio outlet for the local news, weather, and sports in one of the fastest growing counties in Illinois. It features must-listen local talk shows along with college and high school sports play by play action. With an active news department, this station breaks local news and is the news leader. Features Scott Slocum in the Morning. The WJOL audience delivers Men and Women, 35-64. This is the ‘who’s who’ station and is designed for anyone wanting to be in touch, and in the know, with Will County.