Hosted by Kenco, the blog covers shipping, warehousing, logistics, and supply chain management. Offers thought leadership posts, industry news, advice and best practices. All contact is through a form on the main Kenco Group website.

KEND-FM is a commercial station owned by Pecos Valley Broadcasting Company. The format of the station is classic hits. KEND-FM's target audience is listeners 18 to 54 in the Roswell, NM area. The station airs locally at 106.5 FM. KEND-FM's tagline is "Jack FM.

Kendall Chronicle is a weekly newspaper serving the communities in Kendall County, IL. It covers state and county news and government.

The Kendall County Record provides community news and sports coverage for the residents of Kendall County.

The Kendall County Record provides community news and sports coverage for the residents of Kendall County.

Kendall Gazette is published weekly for the residents of the Kendall area of South Miami, FL. The newspaper covers local news, arts and entertainment, health news, business and community events.

A blog hosted by Kendall-Jackson winery, featuring wine education, wine reviews, events, and news. Also offers tips on cooking, travel, and fun activities.

A fashion blog offering new fashion trends and inspiration to fashion lovers. Provides different ideas on putting together outfits, along with where pieces were purchased and product reviews. Kendi is open to hearing from PRs in regards to product placement, competitions, event coverage and other collaborations. Kendi says: "I list anything that I was given by a store or brand, free of charge, as 'courtesy of' or 'c/o'." She can be reached via the email above for sponsorship inquiries.

KENI-AM is a commercial station owned by iHeartMedia Inc. The format of the station is news and talk programming. KENI-AM's tagline is "News Radio 650 KENI." The target audience of the station is adults, ages 18 to 64. KENI-FM broadcasts to the Anchorage, AK area at 650 AM.

Community focused newspaper. Renna Media’s family of 21 community newspapers are “hyper-local” in nature in that they contain information focused on each individual town and are direct mailed within those towns. The newspapers deliver important information from the departments in town hall, schools, and libraries, and give a venue to non-profit organizations to promote upcoming events as well as to showcase the accomplishments of local residents and businesses.