I have never physically been to see Sid's place of business, but I had a very positive experience…read morewith them on a phone order. My local Branson Dealer sold his business and the new owner did not keep the Branson dealership. My search for parts led me to Sid's Trading Company. I explained my problem and and he asked for the model and serial of the tractor. I sent him the information and he ordered the parts for me. I was expecting the parts to be delivered to them and then they would reship after I paid for them. Nope. He had the parts shipped straight to me. They came in and everything fit perfectly. This is the business you want to use if you're in need of parts or service for your Branson equipment. Good service and fair prices. There aren't many shops like this one left.

They had no vacancies when we were shopping for a unit but were very responsive and professional…read morewhen we called to check. Location is convenient with access to multiple main highways/routes.

#141 Last Review of 2015…read more You've heard the story about the poor lady that lived in a shoe, she had so many kids she didn't know what to do. A little background history that I know about the lady that owns this set of storage units reminds me of that lady in the shoe. Back in the mid-70s this lady lived in a single wide trailer that didn't have central heat and air. It had a swamp cooler in one end to cool the trailer in the summer. My Lord! The summer months in the South. If you've never spent a hot, humid, muggy, stifling-ass hot day in Mississippi without AC, then you have lived a truly blessed life. This lady lived in a tattered mobile home with four children for years, struggling to make ends meet, but managed somehow. All of her children grew into respectable adults and everyone moved on. What makes this story special is that the lady suffered silently for those kids and she did without many pleasures in life to feed and clothe them. She continued to struggle for years after the children left. About a decade ago that lady bought the land that trailer once sat on. She had it leveled and built storage units on that property. She is more compassionate toward renters than most anyone else in the storage business. She has worked with late payments all the way up until either the renter got back on their feet or the renter was just a true deadbeat; in which case she sold their possessions to put toward the amount they owed her. The grass around the units is always kept short and she even has a company to come spray for spiders and such. I have a couple units here and couldn't say a bad thing about my experience.

Place is a mess! Dang, that lady... those ladies can sew. That really all you need to know if you…read moreneed an alteration of any kind

Granny's Alternations is a real gem of a local business if you don't sew and need an odd clothing…read morerepair, pants hemmed or clothing alterations of most any kind. Prices are reasonable and service is very quick for most jobs. If you have a special request, they'll usually try to accommodate. I recommend highly.

i loved working wtih killean . great shop and good pricing and easy to work with. Looking forward…read moreto working with her again!

They are the best! I have a very small pattern that needs to be within a couple of thousandths of…read morean inch and JR does it perfectly and consistently every time.

Can't agree more with few ratings that are on here. Purchased a boat locally (over the phone) and…read morethey suggested to store it at Sportsman's for the winter. When we finally went this weekend, the team could not have been more helpful and kind. For this girl that hasn't put a boat on a trailer in YEARS, they were so patient, even getting on the boat to help me. I can only hope that we can find half the service they give when we move our boat to its permanent home in a few months. Thank you!

I love the service from the sportsman crew. Kelly, the owner is very personable and remembers…read moreeveryone's name...super nice guy with the attitude of making his customers happy!! The manager Chris is a clone of Kelly, always happy and loves all of his customers, we consider him to be a good friend of ours. Kelly & Chris will bend over backwards to make you happy! The rest of the crew that works for Kelly is always extremely polite!! They always aim to please and try to get you in and out of the water as quickly as possible. We are truly spoiled by their service!!! this place!

screwed us our of a 30 thousand dollar sign. we made 2 separate payments of 15 thousand but we were…read moresupposed to pay 15 thousand before and then after, payed the first 15 and then said they "misquoted us" came back did it all over they said they would need it upfront which we did figure was normal anyway, well long story short haven't heard back since they got that last chunk out of us, we're a small business just trying to grow and we took a loan for this so know we're just double screwed.

Highly rated local service business for first class signs and innovative graphic designs.read more

I enjoy walking through older cemeteries to look at the very old tombstones and enjoy the wonderful…read morephoto opportunities. Sometimes the amount of infant deaths that occurred over 100 years ago is overwhelming. The Henry Cemetery was founded in 1879 by the Milton B. Henry family on land sold by the Chickasaws to the U.S. government in 1832. Henry purchased 160 acres in 1856. Robert Henry Young, and infant grandson of M.B. Henry, was the first person buried here. One famous interred is Ezekiel Samuel Candler, Jr, born January 18, 1862 died December 18, 1944, a US Congressman. Elected to represent Mississippi's 1st District in the United States House of Representatives, serving from 1901 to 1921. He also served as a Presidential Elector from Mississippi in1888, and Mayor of Corinth, Mississippi, 1933 to 1937. There are currently two plots for sale. This is a non-profit and it is difficult to find a contact number for the cemetery. The information I could find is: There is a number that may be out of date, Clay Crockett,601-286-4300. Visiting hours are Sunrise to Sunset. The office is open 9am-8pm. You might be able to write them at PO Box 1296 Corinth MS 38834. (Address 2135 N Hickory Rd, Corinth, MS 38834).

Corinth National Cemetery was established in 1866 as a place to inter the Union casualties of the…read moreSecond Battle of Corinth, and other battles in the region. By the late 1870s there were over 5,000 interments in the cemetery, nearly 4,000 of which were of unknown dead. It encompasses 20 acres, and as of the end of 2005, had 7,137 interments. I like to visit and take photos. The last time I was photographing the wall and entrance there was an interment taking place. There was no family or friends, only the 4-5 men digging. I sat on a bench under the flag until they were finished. I didn't know the person, but felt they deserved my respect, enough to stay. Corinth National Cemetery was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1996. Along with other sites, it was included in Siege and Battle of Corinth Sites, a National Historic Landmark designated in 1991. This cemetery has space available to accommodate casketed and cremated remains. The dead represented 273 regiments from 15 states. In addition, there are three Confederate interments in the cemetery; one unknown and two known soldiers. The cemetery was originally enclosed with a wooden picket fence, which was replaced by a brick wall in 1872. Update: 1-2-2015 they are still repairing/replacing parts of the wall. May follow up with new photos soon.