Great clothing finds and at great prices. Some of the decor and housewares were higher than I was…read morewilling to pay for second hand. Wished we could have spent more time in the store, it was bigger than we anticipated.

Prices are good and the staff are great.I shop there several times a month there .I really ran out…read moreof things to say only I love going there I bought lots of Chrismas stuff

I have to concur with the one star reviews for this Salvation Army. There is nothing special about…read morethis location in the least. As soon as you walk in you are met with that harsh fluorescent light that makes this whole place feel dirtier. I know it is a Salvation Army, but do they just not clean them? Like, once Salvation Army takes over a spot it's like all maintenance goes out the window. Floors don't get scrubbed, walls get dented, there's always a musty smell. Then you have to try to get through their donations to find anything worth thrifting. Once you do, you need to make sure that the prices are reasonable. I searched through the clothing and gave up pretty quickly as I wasn't finding anything worth giving a second life to. I then went to the housewares section to see if I could find anything worthwhile and it felt like I was at a garage sale. I left after that.

I would rated it zero. The people there don't care about customers and most of the stuff is just…read moreok. I have purchased the piece of furniture but got an emergency situation and could not pick it up, it was not something planned. The item is sitting still at the store. The manager Tammy could care less, and they would not refund even though the item is still at their store. They suppose to care for people but obviously they don't. I will never shop here again.

This morning I had the pleasure of taking breakfast at this small-town restaurant. My…read moreunderstanding is that everyone there is a volunteer, and all proceeds go to the local historical society! What a cool idea. The vibe was slow and easy - friendly - the kind of place you hang out in for a spell. The whole dining room feels like a museum - you are surrounded by photos and relics from Cambria County's past. I sat near an antique telephone switchboard! Now for the food... I've eaten a whole lot of omelets in my life, and I've never had one like this. Wow. I ordered a 2-egg omelet for $7 and change, and it was absolutely bursting! It covered the plate. The egg was cooked thin - almost transparent, and it was wrapped around a huge ball of bacon, tomato, mushroom and provolone. I needed a box. It reminded me of a large Stromboli, but made with egg instead of dough. I can truly say I had the best omelet I've ever had today, and it happened in Nanty Glo. Try it - contribute to the community - make a friend while you're there - and enjoy!! PS - I told her I have a gluten sensitivity and they were happy to accommodate my needs!

The CWC is a much needed organization in central PA that serves a large community of people who…read morerely on it to save injured wildlife. They have a large group of volunteers and leaders who work tirelessly to help. I've brought a couple of animals there and I was impressed by the expertise! Now I volunteer!!!

From the owner: We rehabilitate orphaned, injured and compromised wild animals until they can be released back into…read morethe wild. Also, educational outreach is provided in programs using live animals and through social media.