Nice little (actually good size and well laid out) thrift store…read more I only found this place with help from Yelp and it was worth coming over to visit. Good prices. Friendly staff and a nice selection of gently used clothing and housewares.

Very clean and very friendly workers here. Great thirft store. It is also a great place to meet new…read moreneighbors. They have alot of good music playing mostly old rock so it puts you in a good mood.

So excited that I'm the first Yelper to leave The Running Rooster a glowing review…read more This little shop is everything. I visited a lot of antique stores and cute shops in the Eddyville/Cadiz/Paducah areas, but this one is by far my favorite. Robin and her husband, David, own the business. The shop is located just adjacent to their own home. When you arrive you're actually pulling into their large driveway. The outside of the shop is expertly decorated, so I knew we'd be in for a treat. Everything about this place is just cute, even it's size. It is a small shop, but five of us managed to be in there at the same time. They sell everything from vintage items and antiques to newer/modern items, jewelry, tchotchkes, trinkets, wind chimes, souvenirs, homemade jams, salsas, woodworking crafts and they can even personalize signs, coasters, etc. So cool! This would be my #1 place to find gifts if I lived in the area. They have an eye for cool things and the store is laid out beautifully. There is something to look at in every corner--they've maximized their small space, that's for sure! I love how they throw in seasonal touches--right now they have some adorable fall merchandise. Checkout the handmade wooden Candy Corn. Robin and David are extremely talented people. They do sell some of what's in their shop on Etsy. The prices in the shop are very reasonable, though. I left with a dreamcatcher, necklace and a jar of homemade salsa for $20. So wish we had found this place earlier. Eye-catching signage located off the interstate, at the end of the road the shop is located on, and at the end of the owner's driveway. Look for the 'open' sign at the end of the driveway to indicate whether or not they're open for the day. You can't miss it. They sell gift cards, too. The owners are originally from Iowa, so that makes me love this shop that much more. Will make at least an annual trip to The Running Rooster. Highly recommend.

From the owner: We proudly offer a great selection of Antiques, Collectibles, Vintage items, homemade jams, salsa,…read moregiftable items, personalized signs and more! Home of the "Take -N- Bake meals...Prepared meals for you to take from our freezer to yours. All you need to do is reheat and eat...We have also added a food truck open on Friday and Saturday 11-6 on select weekends during the summer months. Follow us on Facebook to get the updates. Looking forward to seeing you.

Fantastic thrift store. It was already a favorite after two visits and finding lots of goodies for…read moregreat prices. You have to do some picking but there is something there for everyone and you will not be paying Goodwill prices - you can walk out with a nice bag full for $10, maybe less! I've found some nice shirts for myself, toys & clothes for the grands, and some work clothes for a person in need. The staff is so kind and are true Christians (read below). So are the shoppers - guess we're all happy to be getting such great deals :-). I dropped my phone while in the store on Saturday just before closing. Got to the car and realized it was lost. Any other store would have said, "Sorry, we're closed." Instead, they opened the door and helped me look, let me borrow a phone to call (my phone was on silent!), and then to try to log in to my icloud for findmylost phone (but too stressed to remember the pw).... I was crying out to God bc I depend on that phone! One of the gentlemen found it where I had already looked (in a toy bin!!). I am so grateful. Truly wonderful people, helping me out after closing time. Thank you for showing me the love of Christ Jesus when I was in distress!!!

I've been shopping here for years... a year or so a young man ... think his name was scotty.. he…read moreand his mom were working there.... he had seen me in there but I had never talked to him or his mom.... but that day I did... he was the new manager and I mean he was cleaning and making the place look really nice... He didn't raise the prices or anything... he said the things were donated and they were there to help people .... I really liked him... now for some reason the things that are being donated to help others have a huge price increase.. I've just about stopped stopping there and started going on down toward town from there about a miles or so... they are priced like tomorrow's hope used to be and really friendly... 5.00 a bag usually and clean also.... its a pity tomorrow's hope had to jump the prices so high that everyone is talking about it and not shopping like they used to there... help our town don't take what we give you and raise the prices so that people can't afford to shop local....

Great prices and Good selection. Clean and not crowed in the booths. Wide rows. Everyone was nice.read more

Visited from Michigan and was hopeful to find some treasure. It felt a lot more like junk or…read moreclearance items from a box store that were for sale. There was expired caeser salad dressing for sale in one of the booths. Unfortunately we did not find anything worth buying but the staff were very kind and friendly. The pricing was fair too. Don't get me wrong their were a few booths that had incredible items like homemade bird houses and other things, but it just wasn't exactly what we thought it was going to be overall!

The service was really good. The gentleman that is the owner was really helpful with our purchase…read more He also gave us information the best way to ship items. The place was very clean and organized. We will be back. Thank you

it's a cute little flea market but don't let that fool you they have a lot of varieties everytime…read morewe go (once a week ) we always find something good to buy go check them out ! love the store people are so nice and helpful to

One of my favorite Goodwill locations I've been through! Great prices and even better staff.read more

Goodwill is raising clothing prices again in March 2018. It…read moreis cheaper for me to shop at the Kroger Marketplace for new clothing, socks and related items than to pay their price for the same second hand items. Of course no notice is given before they raise the prices.They seem to quit putting out the jewelry in the display case as well. I guess the Goodwill CEO needs a self raise.

An excellent thrift store! A great place to shop for every…read moreday items at a fraction of the cost of retail stores. I've bought many new items here. And also one of a kind and vintage items. They test all the electric items they sell (except stoves, washing machines and dishwashers) so I'm never afraid to purchase them. The Friendly staff, clean, oganized store, variety of merchandise and great prices, make it a pleasure to shop there.

Nifty thrift shop with used and new items. I found new limited edition Keurig coffee: Christmas…read moreSugar Cookies. $2 a box and a steal! Who knew my favorite coffee would be sold at a thrift store?

This store is listed as Arc Thrift Store on Yelp and Google Maps. The managers informed me that was…read moreits former name over EIGHT years ago. So, I told them I would list it correctly online. This thrift store is a gold mine with phenomenal prices. I would say this is the BEST thrift store in Clarksville with the most excellent customer service! Presently, they have a 50% off linen sale. Lots of beautiful hand crocheted blankets. Ladies clothes (excluding formal clothes) are $5 a bag full. Clothing is $1 a piece unless specially priced. I bought: - a giant box of brand new crayons for 75 cents - two cool graphic tees - expensive stationary 50 cents With the assistance of Progressive Directions, Inc., the Thrift Store supports individuals with special needs and their families. The PDI Thrift Store also partners with Supported Employment and the State of Tennessee to make opportunities for those with disabilities to have paid positions. Overall, the PDI Thrift Store provides more jobs, additional funding for the Clarksville community and offers low cost items to all. - Source: http://www.progressivedirections.com/thrift-store/

The employees that I ran into today were just as kind as can be. I will go back because of them…read more But "thrift" prices... ummm some things were fairly pricey. I go in looking for coats for the homeless and there were used coats there marked at 25$. I'll stick to Salvation Army for those purchases. I'll be back though bc now I know.

Not good prices.... things list at retail prices or "ebay" prices...(which is not the price it…read moresells for on ebay) they need to cheapen their prices for a resale shop

Wonderful people that work there and always something new for our home!…read more Furniture, home furnishings, looks like they are expanding soon!