Therapeutic horse farm for people with physical and or learning disabilities. Certified instructors…read morewho specialize in this type of care. School kids visit here too. We are on a long waiting list (coming up on 1 year), but we are allowed to stop by and visit/feed the horses, provided we give them 2 days notice. Therapeutic riding is a 6 week course that currently costs $300.

The American Legion is the Largest War time veterans organization in the nation.The American Legion…read morewas founded in March of 1919 and American Legion Post 53 was organized in November of the same year. This is a private club and you must be a member or guest.

Good folk. Lots of History and folks with good hearts. The organization is there to assist…read moreVeterans and help provide a good safe atmosphere to relax and enjoy fellow Veterans company. It does that. Like many groups it needs new members to bring fresh ideas. Recommend a visit if from out of town. If in town check it out and come see if you would like to be a member. Pro: Friendly Caring Con: Needs new ideas

This location of HH ReStore is heavy on the furniture. They have a lot of furniture- nice…read morefurniture. It was all well organized and contained in a clean well-lit building. The other areas(like house wares and appliances) weren't as well stocked with items. This is store is conveniently located in a nice area. The parking is plentiful and close. If you are looking for used furniture I would surely give this place a look!

This was the best HHFH store I have been to yet! Super friendly staff and tons of interesting items…read moreto look for or buy. Lots of clean and trendy furniture as well as some leather couches, glass dining room tables, chairs, etc. There was also a room full of sinks (some with pedestals or bases), cabinets, plenty of boxes of flooring, screws, nails, etc. There were several appliances there as well including microwaves and some ranges. All in great condition. If you wanted picture frames, sponges, lamps, new sheets in boxes, curtain rods nik nacks....it's there. Don't judge until you've been there. Granted, it's not like a department store where everything is brand new, but if you're looking for a great place to browse for a great deal...this is the place. I brought my mother (total Ms Judgment!) and she was taken aback as to how different this place was from the older one on Lawndale. They still have all their color coded discounts to look for as well. So, if you want to bring your mother some where (with no judgement), consider giving this place a whirl. Oh....the bathrooms are exceptionally clean!

When I first walked into this Restore location I thought I was in an Ashley furniture at first…read more They have some really nice show pieces of furniture that they have displayed professionally. All the newer furniture the keep in the front and the more vintage, well loved furniture is more toward the back. Their display of art is done professionally as well. They have some unique lamps and even some plastic sheets of back splash. They don't have a lot of brick and brackets or Knick knacks items but that's ok if you know what you are you looking for and what to expect. Thoughtfully organized and plenty of space to move through the aisles. Im impressed.

I love the furniture store in High Point, i've been a faithful shopper for a year there. I found…read moresome really special items and they were priced really good. I'm now looking at things that are there now in the past six months the pricing has changed so much. They are out pricing the items where people can't really afford to purchase them. It's no longer fun to shop there. I did purchase a lamp that was fabulous. Got the lamp plugged it in doesn't work went back to the store. They asked for my receipt. I don't have it so they won't do anything stuck lamp that doesn't work shame on them. I'm feeling really salty about this.. there is no sign in that says I need to have a receipt. The lady knows I come there all the time , my loss. It's no longer fun to shop at this store. I witness price changing for certain customers!! shame on them.

Love this place... www.blandwood.org…read more Here's why you should go; It's history dude! (nat'l historic landmark!) It's beautiful! Great stories and history.... Gov. Morehead (gov 1841-1845) was progressive when it came to education. It's IN downtown greensboro...convenient! It's Italian-style (like me!) home has many original pieces as well as a few period pieces also. cheap admission/tour (tour w/ jonh was excellent!): 8$ adults

I went here with my cousins on a recent visit to NC. This mansion was a lot of fun to visit, and I…read moreloved the period pieces and the information on the tour. It was a different style-not a Victorian, which was kind of interesting. It was also cool to hear about the different generations that took over the house. I was very interested to note that the Govenor wanted his girls to go to school, and since there wasn't one available, built his own-:) I like that. Besides, the gift shop was cool.

I have been coming to the Yanceyville blood donation center for more than 10 years. It is very…read moreconveniently located within 1 mile of my bestie's house, who also happens to be my long-standing blood donation buddy. The staff has always treated us with kindness and professionalism. They take great care of their donors through every step of the process, even if you're deferred for one reason or the other. Special shout-outs to Elizabeth and Star, who took care of us during our most recent donation. The check-in process is very easy, especially if you made an appointment in advance. You can schedule easily through the Blood Donor app. However, they will gladly take walk-ins as well. You can make check-in even shorter by completing your RapidPass ahead of time, which typically hits your inbox first thing the morning of your expected blood donation. You must complete this on the day of your appointment. After check-in, a staff member completes a private health history and mini-physical to determine whether you are eligible to donate blood. Your temperature, pulse, blood pressure, and hemoglobin levels must all be within range to proceed with donating. If any of your values are initially out of range, you will be given a second chance to retest with a different staff member. For example, my pulse was above 100 when I was initially screened during my most recent donation. After sitting quietly for several minutes, a different staff member checked my pulse again, and it fell below 100, so I was eligible to donate! Pro Tip: If you have low hemoglobin (the minimum for women is 12.5 gm/dL), which I have been deferred for in the past, try taking a daily multivitamin at least a week before you're planning to donate. Drinking orange juice with this supplement can also increase absorption. A hand warmer around your thumb is another hack to help elevate levels. You should also drink plenty of water in the days leading up to your appointment, so you're well hydrated. Once you pass the screening, it's time to kick back for the easy part! If you're donating whole blood, the process takes about 8-10 minutes once the needle is inserted. They have TVs in the donation room, so the time passes quickly, especially if you're trying to race your friends to see who can donate the fastest. After donating, you are strongly encouraged to enjoy a snack and a drink while resting in the canteen area. Their snack game is usually pretty strong, with lots of sweet and savory options. I enjoyed some Welch's fruit snacks, Cheez-Its, and water while waiting for our other friends to finish donating. They typically advise waiting about 10 minutes before leaving the premises. After donating, it's very important to drink extra fluids and avoid alcohol consumption for the next 24 hours. My favorite part is that you cannot do any heavy lifting or vigorous exercise for the rest of the day. I highly encourage donating blood with a friend, so that you can increase your good deeds even further! Each donation could help save at least one life, and I can't think of a better reason to give. With the current critical need for blood, the American Red Cross is providing the additional incentive of free A1C testing and $15 e-gift card to a merchant of your choice in the month of August 2026.

There is a world blood shortage crisis right now so I have tried to be more diligent about…read moreregularly donating at The American Red Cross. It's an easy way to give back and help those in need. As a O+ blood type, I can help so many + people. My friend group likes to come together to donate when our schedules align and then go out for lunch together to celebrate. The process hasn't changed much from what I put below except how they test your iron/hemoglobin. Good news they don't prick your finger anymore, now they use this machine that wraps around your thumb. No pain at all. It takes longer and the reading is a bit inconsistent. Pro tip- heat your hands up before coming in as that helps you get a higher reading (need a 12.5 to donate as a woman). If you score too low first time they will allow you to try the other hand. The staff is all great and makes the process as painless and quick as possible. The snack game here has gotten even better as have the incentives from vendors as the need is so great. Gonna get a $20 Amazon gift card for my successful donation today!

Center for Creative Leadership as a world renowned business for professional development. Nestled…read morewithin the woods, the business provides a serene landscape for team meetings of all types. They have wonderful meeting spaces that can accommodate groups of all sizes. Technology is built into the classrooms, so all you have to do is bring your presentation and the computer. Words cannot accurately describe the peace and tranquility you get when you step foot onto the campus. With many gardens, walking paths, and water features with a Koi pond, it is a beautiful space. You can also include their campus cafeteria within your professional development training, and it is top-notch. I'm not a vegan, and even the vegan items are amazing. The value of Center for Creative Leadership is in the unspoken outcomes of togetherness and connection that conform between your teammates. I have been to two trainings on this campus, and both have been exceptional. They also can bring their staff to you to provide professional development in your business, but it truly is the full experience when you give us a thumb.

Making this review as a space for special events (quarterly heart exhibits) not for its daily…read moreactivities/capacities which focuses on the development of leadership and leaders across all disciplines. With campuses around the globe. This one started from the Vicks (family) company which was originated or headquartered in Greensboro North Carolina. This facility is large and sits upon a beautiful grounds, with highly manicured gardens and lawns bordering on forest and lakes. Home to many deer and mich wildlife. A sorr of urban / suburban nature reserve. Definitely feels like an escape from the rest of the world. Every chance we get we attend the arts exhibits that are periodically hosted here. They rotate in theme and list of artists. I highly encourage trying to get on the mailing list. A super wonderful event especially since it's complimentary and also entails hors d'oeuvres made by the very talented food staff along with wine and other beverages. The staff and clients and artists are super interesting to conversate with. The setup is a real gym for Greensboro and the region.

Downtown Greensboro has a lot to see and do. It has a lot of history, parks, restaurants, museums…read moreand shops. There is a performing arts center and a baseball stadium, too. The International Civil Rights Museum is a must-see. You can stand where major Civil Rights milestones happened and read about those who helped change the country. The Greensboro History Museum is another museum in downtown. For those looking for sports, the Greensboro Grasshoppers play at First National Bank Field. They are part of the Pittsburgh Pirates as a level A team. Comedy lovers will enjoy the Idiot Box Comedy Club for the local and regional stand-up performances and improv shows. The Tanger Center has touring Broadway shows, concerts, comedy acts, and the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra. Across the street from the Center, you will find the O.Henry statues, honoring the famous Greensboro writer. Besides his statue, there is one of his dog and a huge book. Downtown has two major parks, LeBauer Park and Center City Park, which provide greenery, shaded spaces, art and statues to visit. There are benches available. When you are at Center City Park, make sure to look for the statue of Henry and Shirley Frye. They are a local 'power couple' of their time. He was the first Black Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, and she broke barriers as a community leader and educator. Downtown Greensboro has many restaurants to choose from, from hole-in-the-wall spots (my favorite) to high-end dining and many in between. I enjoy Corner Slice and Fisher's Grill, and just got to try Cincy's, which is the longest-operating Greensboro restaurant. With Bonnie and Cindy at the helm, it is easy to see why, with the amazing customer service and the welcoming atmosphere, you feel like family there. If you don't get dessert at Cincy's, a stop at Cheesecakes by Alex is a great treat. They have 22 flavors of cheesecake, cakes, cookies and other pastries too. Shops are mostly local, boutiques, vintage and specialty shops. Scuppernog Books is a favorite stop of mine. Scuppernog Books has a great vibe and there is a coffee shop inside. They carry unique, hard to find books and many of the "banned" books. Downtown Greensboro has street parking and parking garages to park. Greensboro is walkable, and on certain days of the week, the Hopper Trolley provides free rides in downtown. It is very convenient. You can hop on and off or ride it for a loop to see more of downtown. There is a stop on every block.

city sunset concert series : the nubeing collective sat,…read morejun 22 @ 7:00pm center city park, 200 north elm street, greensboro, nc 27401