I guess they just got new owners and now they never have anything good anymore and it's all really…read moreexpensive. I look for a bit of everything for me and my dog but I guess I'll have to find another shop because there's not one good thrift shop in Arnold, MO and it's no fun wasting my time with a store that used to be so good to go in and find nothing everytime. Salvation Army might as well be another greedy retail goodwill store now.

They have a great selection of clothes and accessories. I have found many name brands for such a…read moregood price. Everyone is so friendly.

I am a veteran. This is a veteran and spouse burial grounds. I was treated so kindly in the darkest…read morepart of my life. My heart was broken and John at Jefferson barracks national Park helped me through it. MY WIFE was buried there and I will follow her one day Thank you Jefferson barracks national Park you were amazing.

The burial ceremony for my veteran husband was wonderful. We had his cremains buried here with full…read moremilitary honors. It was handled with precision and well organized by the staff. His headstone was placed earlier than expected and it is engraved with a personal message I was able to create. The grounds are expertly groomed year round and it is a beautiful place to visit. This benefit to our veterans and spouses is very special and I am grateful that my husband served so that we could be placed in such beautiful surroundings. The cemetery is open from dawn to dusk everyday despite their posted main office hours.

My decision to send my 13 year old daughter to Camp Jump Start was the best decision I have made in…read moremy life. Jean (the founder) helped not just my child, but our whole family. I sent my daughter to the 4 week session, but I really wish I had sent her to the 8 week session. In 4 weeks, my daughter lost 20 lbs and has lost another 7 pounds in the one and a half months since she left camp. She makes better food choices (when she left her diet consisted of mainly fast food, ice cream, frozen pizza and mac and cheese!). She would literally not eat, unless it was something she really liked. Now she eats healthy sandwiches, salads, etc... She was forced to try different things at camp and she realized she actually likes a lot of healthier foods. I was never able to get her to change that here. Jean also helped us as a family. Her parental weekly group calls, pushed us to make changes while my daughter was gone. She gave us the strength to be stronger, to make better food choices, and help our child. My husband has lost 20 pounds and I lost 27 in two and a half months! The Camp itself is just beautiful. It is filled with trees and hills and a lake. Just gorgeous. You drive up a hill through the trees to the wooden cabins, mess hall, a pool, lake, etc. It reminds me of the beautiful outdoor summer camps I went to as a child. When I dropped her off, I remembered the excited and fear I had going to summer camp in the woods, as a kid, and how much I loved it and didn't want to leave when it was over. When we arrived, we saw another 70+ kids just like her. Some bigger, some smaller, all nervous, but I could see her future friends. These kids were just like her. Now instead of my kid on the sidelines, not good at sports, not someone the other kids would consider pretty or cool. Finally, she was among her people. Was camp hard? Yes! They worked hard, got lots of exercise. They played sports, swam, did yoga, aerobics, had nutrition classes, (my daughter learned to ride a bike!!), and had group therapy classes based on their particular needs. My daughter worked hard. She learned that she can work hard, exercise, eat healthier and lose weight. She can do all the things she wants too in life and succeed. I think she felt helpless before and didn't know how to change. They were also tough. She couldn't cry her way out of things. Mom gives in, the camp doesn't. So she was forced to succeed and her self confidence improved. Now she knows she can work hard, and mom knows she can too! My daughter still misses the camp experience. She misses being with those kids. She fit in at camp. Everyone was like her. They knew her struggles, they had them too. She still keeps in touch with her camp friends and maybe we will go back next year. Not just for the fitness and healthy eating, but also for the connections and the bonding she had with her people. This camp is a life saver.

I had one small spot on a man's tie. I thought about trying to get it out myself but since it was…read morean expensive tie, I decided to leave it to the professionals. I drove a total of 40 miles to drop it off & pick it up. When I did, to my surprise, it still had the original spot, plus additional spots! I had already paid them. When I asked for my money back, they said no because they had tried. I told them If I had tried, I couldn't have done any worse & saved myself time & money. My mistake was thinking I was taking it to a professional, which they are NOT!!! They knew I wasn't happy about it and didn't care. Don't make the same mistake, thinking they stand behind their work. They don't!

The smell of cigarettes slaps you in the face the moment you walk in the door. The worker was semi…read morenice, but seemed irritated that I came in. The reason I went there was to take in my quilted mattress topper as I didn't want to ruin it in the the wash by having it bunch up. (I have an agitating washer) When I picked it up it looked really nice, until I got it home and laid it on the bed. Slight cigarette smell. And each square was a giant ball of filling, and ripped in a couple spots. There is no smoothing this out to lay flat again. So now I have a lumpy and unusable topper. Next time, I'll just spot clean and freshen with baking soda.