Waynesville Goodwill store has a funky odor that permeates the entire store. The staff always say…read morehello and seem kind. Unfortunately all the shelves are chaotic and like items are not together. The quality of donations is not a draw. The pricing is crazy. Although I live in the general area of this store I drive 10 miles to the Canton Goodwill store that looks and feels like a retail outlet. The clothing and shelfs are organized and appealing, the floors look great and the staff are kind and hardworking.

I find it hard to resist Goodwills, even with sassy ladies working there. However, I do not feel…read morefully comfortable at this one anymore. There was a weird energy in the air. An elderly pilferer had just left, and that constituted high drama to some. The cashier that I had mentioned in my last update was spending time on the floor with a fellow employee. I strained to hear their low conversation, and a young man strained his body toward this cashier, imploring her for help. An older woman, would could not bear the strain of waiting in line, went back to browsing, and I got in line, which lines up towards the side-left. The cashier came back. She chatted with the older woman, who was approaching the register with an item. The chatting was comfortable, so I knew that the cashier and this older woman were familiar with each other. The older woman decided that I was not in line and got directly behind another woman at the register, which any Goodwill devotee knows is a faux pas. The line consists of side-to-side people. There is no room to get directly behind others in this Goodwill, as one would block a main thoroughfare to Corelle dishes. Last year, a woman asked if she could butt in front of me at this Goodwill. I relented out of weakness. Her husband was waiting. I wanted to tell her that so was mine. My husband lost it when he wondered what had taken me so long. Hers didn't. I am a crazy person magnet. If you got Squeaky Fromme, Andrew Wakefield, and a descendent of Josef Mengele in the same room with me, they would be telling me their life stories while ignoring any concept of time, space, or manners. Somehow, they sense my inner rube and descend. My husband cringes and sighs. So, of course, this older woman asked to butt in front of me. I, of course relented, because her time and narcissism are important to her, and I do not want to make waves. This woman felt that because she was actually in line before me- but then left the line- that that entitled her to go before me. This angered my husband, and he was making light comments in disbelief. Then it gets even more uncomfortable. The cashier actually asked my husband what he was commenting about, which can be seen as aggressive. I think that her heart was in the right place, but it was if she was almost daring us to say that the older woman- her friend- was rude to butt in front of us. I felt conflicted, because on the one hand the cashier was saying that I was nice to let the woman go ahead of me, but on the other hand she was saying that people that have the gall to ask to butt in front of you deserve a high five. Later that same day, we got falsely accused of butting, had to fight off another butter, and then I accidentally butted in front of a woman*. Life is the butt of the joke. *Please see my update on the Waynesville Ingles for more high jinks. I did not realize I was butting in front of someone at the health department, as I was elated due to defying anti-moms and due to imminent disease defiance in defiant children.

I want to say this has been one of the highlights of my family trip. When your 16 yo his 17 yo best…read morefriend and wife all agree on this fact it says something. As adults we have this tendency to say "if I knew then what I knew now, I'd have paid more attention in school!" Well here's your chance. This tiny aquarium will impart more knowledge in a short visit than you probably take in most months if you take advantage of it. The interns and owner (a former teacher) are committed to answering questions. The things they are studying and sharing are amazing. If you go in and you want to learn and ask questions this will be an experience you won't forget. Think of the best science teacher you ever had, having an opportunity to show the world what she loves to talk about... and that is what you have here. Do yourself a favor, go, enjoy and learn!!

We went awhile back to see Charlotte and were sorely disappointed. Hearing of her death today…read morereminded me I had forgotten to write a review. This location is privately run and not for educational purposes. More like going to a friends house to see their pets. Please consider going to an aquarium run by scientists for educational purposes.

This was ABSOLUTELY AMAZINGGGGGGG!!! I am so glad we did this tour, and Ethan was such a fun and…read moreknowledgeable tour guide. He knows so much about the deep-rooted Black culture that exists in Asheville, and we learned so much more about how our ancestors poured in to build Asheville into the thriving area it is today. I enjoyed all of the stops, talks, and views of Asheville. THIS IS A MUSTTTTTT!!! The Peace Village is something beyond my wildest imagination; it is so thoughtfully crafted. DO NOT MISS THIS TOUR!!! Shout out to Dwayne and his team.

While visiting Asheville for a long weekend from Washington, D.C., booking a Hood Huggers tour was…read moreone of the best things we did. Led by Mr. Dwayne, the tour is an hour and a half learning about the Burton Street Community, a historically Black neighborhood in West Asheville and the victim of gentrification and highway expansions. Hood Huggers was created to serve as a champion for the 1912 neighborhood and its long-time residents. My wife, eight-year-old daughter, and I booked a Sunday morning tour. Since it was just us, he gave us the option to walk it or take his little shuttle. Mr. Dwayne gave us the background on the area before Mr. Cotton, the grandson of the man who founded the neighborhood, joined us with a book of photos. After a drive, we ended at the Peace Gardens and Market, a sacred space for the community.

We're moving into a new house that was dirty from too many pets.They arrived on time and did a…read moresuperb job!Communication and customer service were prompt and so wonderful from the very beginning. Highly recommend.

From the owner: A Better Clean provides rug cleaning, carpet cleaning, and tile and grout cleaning to the Canton,…read moreNC area.

What a great group! Quickly responded and jumped all over my issue. Handled everything quickly and…read moreefficiently. Thank you very much! If you have a problem, call 888!!!

Just like clock work Woody and his crew are there when you need them. There punctual, non-Judge…read moremental, and beyond fair. Ask for Michelle she's the best bondsman around the reason I say that is I've personally seen her go that extra mile that she didn't have to go just to get the job done

Always find something good at goodwill love going there and thrift shopping. Thank youread more

ask the lady for a price check and she looked at me ignore me and whispered something so…read moreinappropriate. I can't even type it online. when I went up to her and asked her for a price check confronting her she said she'd call the cops on me if I came back and I was like for what were you saying something rude and me asking for a price check? do not come here 100% do not recommend that woman should 100% be fired

I could not be any happier with my sign they put on my store front window!!! they were there in…read moreless then 24 hours after I gave them the go ahead!! wish there was a way I could attach a picture. good job guys, I LOVE it!!! Smoky Mountain Sweet Treats, LLC

Excellent service at a reasonable price. I'll do business here anytime I need a sign.read more