Great jewelry store! And they are very welcoming and make you feel at home. Jeremy has repaired…read moreseveral rings and a pendant for me and done a perfect job and has them ready quickly. We visit Centralia once or twice a year and I always have my rings cleaned and examined by Jeremy every visit. If you need to purchase jewelry or just have your ring cleaned, Johnston Jewelers is the place to go!

Very helpful and knowledgeable about the product line. Bought a new mower there and they did…read moreeverything to educate me on the use and maintenance of the machine. Would highly recommend Belcher's for the addition of any product for your lawn care needs.

From the owner: Belcher's Power Equipment is your trusted local source for high-quality outdoor power tools,…read moreincluding lawnmowers, compact tractors, chainsaws, leaf blowers, and more. We specialize in providing durable, reliable equipment from top brands, paired with expert advice and personalized service. Whether you're a homeowner tackling weekend projects or a professional landscaper, we’ve got the tools to get the job done right. Why Choose Us? At Belcher's Power Equipment, we stand out by offering: *Expertise You Can Trust: With years of experience, we help you find the perfect equipment for your needs. *Unmatched Customer Care: We’re not just a store—we’re your neighbors, committed to your satisfaction with hands-on support and maintenance tips. *Competitive Prices & Quality: Get premium equipment at fair prices, backed by warranties and our commitment to quality. Choose Belcher's Power Equipment for tools that work as hard as you do, delivered with a personal touch that big-box stores can’t match. Visit us today! Visit us today and experience the difference at Belcher's Power Equipment. We're here to make your yard work easier and your outdoor adventures more enjoyable.

I don't usually leave reviews like this, but after getting a second opinion and doing my own…read moreresearch, I feel like I need to share my experience with Centralia Coin & Stamp. I brought in a graded Queen Elizabeth coin that was still in its protective case, with its certificate/ticket of authenticity included. This was not a loose or unverified coin. It was preserved, documented, and in the same condition as comparable listings I later found ranging roughly between $300 and $600. I was offered $20. There was no real explanation, no breakdown of value, no discussion about the grading, rarity, or condition. Just a number. For a coin with documentation and verified condition, that kind of offer raises serious questions. I also brought in three 1 oz silver bars. These are some of the easiest items to price since melt value is publicly available. Even with a standard dealer margin, I expected something reasonably close to melt value. Instead, I was offered about $12 under melt. Not slightly under. Not within a typical spread. Just significantly lower than what anyone with basic knowledge of silver pricing would expect. At the time, I didn't have much experience with coins or precious metals. After going over everything with my husband, who is more knowledgeable in this space, and comparing current market values myself, it became very clear that these offers were not competitive in any sense. What stands out the most is the lack of transparency. There was no effort to explain how these numbers were reached, no attempt to educate, and no indication that the grading, authenticity, or condition of the items had any meaningful impact on the offer. I fully understand that businesses need to buy below market value to resell. That's normal. But there's a difference between a fair margin and an offer that's so far below known value that it relies on the customer not knowing better. If you are not already informed walking in, you are at a disadvantage. I strongly recommend that anyone considering selling coins or silver here take the time to research their items beforehand and get multiple offers. Based on my experience, that step is not optional. There are businesses that are transparent about their pricing and willing to explain their evaluations. This was not that experience.

Stopped in on our way through town. Great selection and customer service! My husband was in coin…read moreheaven.

Got gas here - cheapest on the strip…read more Great signage. Busiest spot also..... says something

From the owner: Shop your local Walmart for a wide selection of items in electronics, home furniture & appliances,…read moretoys, clothing, baby gear, video games, and more - helping you save money and live better.

Great customer service. Honest and affordable. Joe can diagnose issues very fast and is willing to…read morehelp. Labor is reasonable and turn around is quick. If you need something fixed right go to dons.

From the owner: Selling and repairing outdoor power equipment. We are your local Husqvarna, Toro, DR, Generac,…read moreKawasaki, and Oregon dealer. Also blade sharpening and chain sharpening available. Large inventory of in stock parts. Includes belts, filters, blades, oil, tires, tubes, chains, gaskets, carburetors, and much much more. We sell push mowers, zero turns, dr brush mowers, pressure washers, generators, chainsaws, trimmers,leaf blowers, and fuel/oil.

This location of Ace Hardware has a great selection and a really solid staff. I was especially…read moreimpressed on the last visit with the attention and knowledge of the employees that helped us out. The location is clean and the selection is pretty good for a more intermediate-size hardware store. It's also mostly consistent with the idea of shopping locally. Ace Hardware stores are operated as cooperative not a franchise, as such each local store has lots of control over design and profits. This location seems to always have some sort of philanthropy effort going on.

With multiple renovations in progress, we shop here two or three times a week for that odd bolt or…read morefunky plumbing bit to fix something. They're a great resource, and I'm thankful they're here for us. They keep on top of stocking, so empty bins are rare. Downside is they're expensive relative to larger, home-improvement type stores, but you can't beat the convenience. The liberal hours are a big plus, something rare in our small town. Floor staff is friendly and helpful... but the checkout clerks? I find friendlier, more personable clerks at the DMV. Clearly, they're trained to be cold fish, absolutely not deviate from the annoying script about the rewards card, and refuse to recognize regular, frequent customers. Seems a little odd (to me) because I rarely need the guys on the floor - I know the store nearly as well as they do - so the only contact is usually with checkout. Heckuva way to treat your profit.