Bellus is a great place to go have a pedicure, manicure or your hair cut, colored or styled! The…read morestudents are all excited to be staring new careers and it's a good feeling to support their passion! I highly recommend Bellus for any of their services! I had a pedicure and manicure and they both turned out great!

I went in for a spa pedicure and was very disappointed. The nail tech was a sweet person, but the…read morepedicure wasn't good. Polish was clumped in places with pieces of fuzz stuck in it, nails were rough (not filed well). She seemed in a hurry to finish the appt. Will go elsewhere next time.

It was a fun two hour painting session. Great date idea…read more Owner is friendly and a good teacher. He a massive lib and tells alot of weird jokes. Just dont let him know you're a conservative and he'll be alright . He gets a lil riled up like the typical liberal if he knows. Beside the weird gay and trans jokes it was a fun time.

Super friendly staff, fun stuff to paint and bring your own booze! Maybe a tad bit expensive but…read morethat's what happened in Biden's America.

Absolutely NO expertise in baking and no longer interested in training people in the skills and…read morescience of baking!!!!!!! The president of AIB International eliminated the BS&T residence course as well as almost all the seminars. They closed down their excellent baking science lab and facility in Manhattan, Kansas that was equipped by donations of most the equipment from the baking equipment as well as most the ingredients were donated by ingredient companies. The talented staff was either let go or has left AIB International. AIB International has made the decision to focus on Food Safety and baking is no longer important to them. Sorry Ashery G. that Fundamentals and Advanced Troubleshooting courses are no longer available. No more hands on training since the facility is GONE!! Great instructors and faculty are also GONE!!!! Be careful of any classes they offer since they really do not have any baking expertise left in the company. Huge loss for training people and employees in the baking industry!!! This will impact the availability of skilled bakers!!!!!

Took the Fundamentals and Advanced Troubleshooting courses and loved every second! Learned so much…read moreand got hands-on training. Great instructors and faculty. Classes are great for any professional in the baking industry.

This review is specifically about the motorcycle Basic Riding Course taught through Barton…read more After having failed my riding test last year (by one point - but a fail is a fail) after taking the basic riding course through Harley Davidson, I decided to try again this year, before my learner's permit expired. I found that BCCC teaches the course locally (in lieu of having to drive to Topeka all 4 days, as I did for the HD course), and charges $70 less than HD. I figured at 54, worst case scenario; I'd rather lose $230 than $300 if I failed again. I also appreciated that the course was taught in my neighborhood, as that allowed me to leave my service dog at home during range practice, instead of paying for doggie daycare. The main instructor/coach, Bob McGee, was very knowledgeable on topic, and also gave great pointers on specific problems I was presenting with as I rode; which allowed me to focus on targeted changes. His co-instructor on the range, Dave, was also very supportive and positive. We were lucky to use the Fort Riley riding range, instead of the Junction City range, because the post range has a classroom on property (and vending machines and bathrooms). One of the things I liked best about this course, is that the Barton course uses Kawasaki Eliminators, 125cc motorcycles. The one I rode in my previous class last year, was a 500cc HD and was a heavy, intimidating motorcycle for me, as a first-time rider. The 125cc cycles were lighter and more comfortable, given my small stature and physical limitations. I also appreciated that the BCCC course had less range time, minimizing fatigue and building on successes. I am delighted to report that I passed this basic riding course with points to spare. But even more than that; the way Mr. McGee and his co-instructor coached the course gave me a good feeling about motorcycle riding, without feeling intimidated and fatigued as I did in my first course. I highly recommend the basic motorcycle riding course through Barton! And the instructors were cool with me bringing my SD to the classroom portions of the course.

This school has exceed my expectations by a long shot. The entire office staff is warm and friendly…read moreand they treat everyone like family. The principal, Mr. Almienderez (sp?) is very hands on with the kids and is always available for a parent if the need arises. The educational staff, librarians, and para-professionals all seem to truly enjoy being there and it can be felt when you walk through the door. The art and music programs are above and beyond the usual programs in surrounding districts. It's obvious by the happiness in the students faces, that they feel genuinely cared about and everyone takes pride in their school by planting gardens, to keeping the campus clean and cheerful. I haven't met the entire staff, so it's always possible that there are a few staff members who don't possess the same pride and eagerness to make Ogden elementary the best school it can be. This is the only Blue Ribbon school in the district and surrounding areas! If you are looking for a small school with a close knit feel and teachers who enjoy coming to work everyday, then this school couldn't fit the bill any better!

This school is a great school & wonderful staff! My kids love it here & I love the small town…read moreatmosphere!!

My heart belongs to Kansas State University. Perfect mix of small town/city atmosphere, beautiful…read morecampus, great education, and some of the nicest people you will ever meet. So many great memories and fun to go back and see the campus. EMAW!!!