Top-notch lawn care services in the Decatur region. Consistently delivering exceptional results. I…read morehighly endorse this establishment.

We've been coming down to shelbyville for 10 years. This store has always been clean and thar…read moreprices are fair. The new owners are amazing and kind. Also they [Phil] helped us when our leveling jack got bent and they so kindly helped us and cut it off and now we are able get back home. Go check them out next time your down at the lake!

Small convenience store located at Cook Creek on Lake Shelbyville…read more This shop has everything you need that you may have forgotten or just plain ran out of. The people are friendly and the store is clean. The firewood bundles are small pieces for $5 a piece but the burned well They do have a honor box so if you need wood after 8 stop by with cash. I saw Beer and wine + small liquor bottles. And I believe the sell pizza. Big bag of ice cost $4.50. When your in the middle of Illinois, you need a place to get the essentials. This place worked.

My family has used Mcmullin-Young funeral home for generations. They are kind & and accommodating…read morein every way! When our mother had her second child in 1946 Mr. Mcmullin brought them home from the hospital! I loved hearing my mom tell that story!

It's too easy to give negative reviews, however I find not enough people shout from the roof tops…read morewhen they are given good service. Without hesitation I can recommend McMullin-Young to be there for your family in a time of need. McMullin-Young has been there for our family through generations. Recently they assisted us with organizing a funeral for my father. My father past away in a different state than he lived, and then was laid at rest in IL. Most of the family also lives out of state. McMullin-Young assisted us through the entire process, they provided assistance over the phone, email and finally most reassuring in our face to face meetings. Having never planned a funeral service before and not living in the state of IL. McMullin-Young helped reassure me that they were there every step to ensure our needs as a family and to ensure my fathers wishes were met. I am forever grateful for all the time, reassurance and thoroughness that McMullin-Young provided us. I would not hesitate to use them again if the need arose. Thank you.

Great company to use , always have the landscape looking grate and the parking lot and walks are…read morealways plowed when it snows would highly recommend.

A.J.'s Services is your comprehensive provider of lawn, landscaping, hardscaping, and snow services…read morein Central Illinois serving Decatur, Mt. Zion, Forsyth in Macon County, and the surrounding communities and counties. Our most popular residential and commercial services include: Lawn Care Spring & Fall Clean-up Annual Mulch Maintenance Leaf Vac Snow & Ice Removal Landscaping & Hardscaping

Recently we used the services at Schilling Funeral Hone and were more than pleased with their…read moreexpertise. Both Kasey and Jill went beyond our expectations of helpfulness , kindness, and compassion during a tough time. We were especially impressed with their time frame in which we had accomplished all the arrangements !! Their follow-thru was especially impressive in that they did exactly what they said they'd do . Jill stepped up and handled what could have been a very sticky situation with a particular guest and it was handled with professionalism !! Thank you to the entire staff for your kindness toward our family!!

I would rather not elaborate, but Shilling was very professional during our need for their…read moreservices. They were respectful and never pushy. They made a lovely dvd too using pictures we provided for them and let us come in and spread them all out on the floor to go through them. I really liked the giant painting of the lion in one of the sitting rooms. Roar.

Dave from Reed Funeral Home was professional and helped us during a very difficult time when my dad…read morepassed. His customer service was excellent. He made suggestions which eased our planning like where to have our luncheon after the service and the use of blooming bio-urns. Thank you Dave for making it a memorable day as we honored our loved one.

Most of you kids won't know who I'm talking about but the oldsters will remember watching the video…read moreof "The Man In The Water." On January 13, 1982, Air Florida flight 90 took off from Washington National Airport (now Ronald Reagan Airport) to Tampa Florida. Operated with a Boeing 737, the plane crashed into the 14th Street Bridge over the Potomac River after being airborne for just 30 seconds. On the bridge, it hit 7 occupied vehicles. From the plane, only four passengers and one flight attendant were rescued. Another passenger, Arland Dean Williams, Junior assisted in the rescue. A Park Police helicopter arrived shortly after the crash, lowering a line to the survivors and using it to pull them to shore. Each time the helicopter returned to pull another survivor, Williams handed the rope to another until they finally returned to him but he had been lost to the cold. Because it happened in the middle of big city and there happened to be journalists nearby, much of the response was caught by video and newspapers. The Washington Post wrote, "He was about 50 years old, one of half a dozen survivors clinging to twisted wreckage bobbing in the icy Potomac when the first helicopter arrived. To the copter's two-man Park Police crew, he seemed the most alert. Life vests were dropped, then a flotation ball. The man passed them to the others. On two occasions, the crew recalled last night, he handed away a lifeline from the hovering machine that could have dragged him to safety. The helicopter crew who rescued five people, the only persons who survived from the jetliner, lifted a woman to the riverbank, then dragged three more persons across the ice to safety. Then, the lifeline saved a woman who was trying to swim away from the sinking wreckage, and the helicopter pilot, Donald W. Usher, returned to the scene, but the man was gone." The Man In the Water is laid to rest here. There are a number of memorials to him, including in 2003, the new Arland D. Williams Jr. Elementary School here in Mattoon. It is a simple headstone and otherwise completely unremarkable for a hero who saved lives. [Review 1283 of 2024 - 210 in Illinois - 22306 overall]

Everything went great!!! Very nice people that are very skilled. Great prices. We checked around…read moreand so glad we went with Miller's Storage Buildings.

I designed what I wanted on a competitor's website before I found Miller's and went to them with…read morethe plans. Mervin knew exactly what I wanted and even offered a suggestion I hadn't thought of. The contractor he recommended to do the gravel pad was so meticulous, I was glad I didn't try to tackle it myself. When my 16X24 garage was delivered the crew worked in a way that there was absolutely no time wasted and the jobsite was immaculate when they left. The fit and finish are so much better than what you'd see at the lots with a few different sized sheds on display. Visit Miller's lot outside Arthur and you'll see the craftsmanship in everything they build.