Basketball team beat us 70-2 this year. team has to be top team in the nation #5 is really goodread more

Bullying bullying bullying. Do they care? No…read more Obviously there is good teachers. You'd think, especially, the sped kids would have a great teacher. But unfortunately my kid has a teacher that's trying to make them be more normal. Shoving them into mainstream 2 DAYS when school started. They HAVE to be good or no recess, etc etc. like WTF. Also, so much attitude from the staff. When I call, like attitude central. Of course there are some genuine nice people who I'm able to talk to. But honestly. what's with this? Most the people in town are generous and nice. But yet we have a bullying problme???

The owner of the ship center abruptly closed this morning. No notice for employee. I have a PO Box…read morehere that I was charged for, and I need to fight this now. This was the only ship center conveniently located in town. Now we have to go to the post office to drop off any packages. So disappointing. 2/2/26

After going to 4 other places, I found this new store by accident. I needed to return a very large,…read moreweirdly shaped object and was unable to find a box. This item has sat in my home for months... because it was such a pain to return!! Mrs Stephanie was super helpful. She didn't turn me away, instead she cut up some boxes and made magic happen! Her customer service was excellent! The store is extremely clean and they have so much to offer besides just boxes. I will forever be a customer because of this amazing experience. You will not be disappointed!! Thank you again for your help!!

Exciting new business in town for all ages--from kids to adults! They offer art, dance, yoga,…read moreacting, voice lessons, and so much more. Need a rental space? They've got that too. Chris Morales, a seasoned actor and comedian who also teaches drama to kids, is part of the team. Be sure to check out this fantastic addition to our community! 11/13/24

Everyone here is so kind and caring. They are all very patient and sensitive to the needs of their…read moreclients.

my experience with the physical therapist was amazing but they have the worst and most…read moredisrespectful staff working at the front desk. If you can avoid this place, I would.

Every year around the holidays I would find myself in a funk. I have been called a scrooge on many…read moreoccasions. I felt bad for my three adult children that had to grow up that way, and was wanting to change it for my son. Christmas just wasn't about just being together, it seemed it was more about what you can buy for everyone. The stress of all the money going out at one time just wasn't enjoyable for me. I decided this year it was not going to be like this anymore and we are going to do for others now and through the year. So I met with Sandy Chavez who is the coordinator for the Salvation Army. I explained my feelings and I wanted my son to see what its like to give instead of receive. Sandy understood and invited us to volunteer anytime we wanted with the Fresh Rescue program. Five of my family members showed up at 8:30 and immediately got to work on the senior sack side. The "Senior Sack" program is the second and fourth Monday of the month. They put 60-70 sacks together for the local senior citizens. We had a great assembly line going and before long we had made all the bags. Marta then laid down table cloths, put out fresh brewed coffee, and pistachio bread for the seniors when they picked up their food. My son and I moved over to the other side of the building and helped handout produce to about 50 people in need. All the volunteers we met were so nice. Many have been involved with Salvation Army for years. We noticed that is how the Salvation Army thrives, through all the help from the volunteers. Luckily the community we live in, is a very giving community. When the Salvation Army asks for help with coats, toys, or food, they often get so much in return. I was told people come in sad, depressed, or there for community service, and start volunteering. It completely transforms them. It is a powerful thing to help someone in need. When you walk out of the grocery store and you see the red kettles and the person ringing the bell. That money goes to the turkeys for the Thanksgiving baskets. In 2019 they were able to buy over 300 turkeys, all at full price. This location has an after school program for the kids in our area. I haven't learned enough information to write about it. But you can call and they will be more than happy to give you all the information you need. My son said he really enjoyed helping out today and wants to continue doing this. Now that really makes my heart happy.

The people at this salvation army deserve a reward for how great of humans they are. Year after…read moreyear I have donated to this salvation army and they have always accepted all donations with open arms and cheerful attitudes.

I had one experience with a purse that didn't go well. But recently he fixed a piece of luggage for…read moreme on the spot and sewed the area by hand and charged me only 10 bucks and I am grateful as I am emotionally attached to my luggage plus replacement is probably 100-200 bucks, so he saved me money. He doesn't usually fix luggage because he can't sew on a curve with his equipment, but when he took a closer look at my particular issue he realized he had a simple fix. I noticed many happy customers picking up alterations and dropping stuff off in such a way you can tell he has repeat business.

Took a jacket in for button replacement along with sewing the inside pocket that ripped. Took 3…read moreweeks longer than the expected and got charged $10 more due to the "shipping" of the buttons. To top it all off the new buttons are pretty cheap looking. They are very nice but made no effort to communicate with me so i came in 3 different times before getting to leave with my coat. Im considering taking the jacket somewhere else to get a better looking set of buttons sewn on. Will not try them again unfortunately