A great place to work. Staff are awesome . They have a great leader in Donna. All of their programs…read moreare CARF Accredited.

...happened to be shopping and walked by Rudae's storefront before business hours. Needed a simple…read moretrim, so I made a quick call before I left the area and learned Wednesday was 1/2 price haircut day. Though the place was absolutely hoppin' when I got there not long after opening, the wait was only a couple of minutes. I was very pleased with the service. A wash was included. Friendly stylist, a great price - just $6 (Wed only,) and a benefit is that you're helping a student learn. She really wanted to make sure what I was getting is what I wanted. The work was checked by an instructor. NOTE: You need to sign a waiver before service. Stylists are allowed to accept tips. I plan to return for my next trim.

Professional services from students under teaching instructor's guidance. Top brand products used…read morein all services (wash, conditioner, moisturizer, mask, etc.) and they sell some items. Great service.

So I go to this gym in Ft Wayne. Nice staff and pretty good people around with good gym etiquette…read moreetc. But since I'm staying half an hour away in Huntington, every once in awhile I get a day pass to the local Huntington YMCA to avoid the drive. I had the most bizarre experience there. I was two sets in on a cable machine and this guy in his late 20's approached me with very nervous energy. His mouth was almost chattering when he spoke like he was cold. Except he was sweating. He forcefully said "How many sets you have left?!" I said two. You can work in if you like. "I'm not trying to work out with you! Your cables are on different heights." Yes I know. When I pull them forward they end up even for some reason. "How much longer are you on here?!" Startled by his tone I step back saying well like I said two sets left but you can work in. He steps closer to me pointing and raises his voice further "you're not even doing the right work out bro! I'm NOT trying to work out with YOU!" Then storms off. The guy next to me witnesses all of this, and when the rude guy finally walks away, I look at him and say WOW! As in wow did that just happen?! The rude guy hears me say "wow" and runs back over to me yelling "Is something funny?!" I say no. "I walked away and heard you laughing!" I said look I was just trying to be polite and let you work in. He yells further "I walk away and I hear you going AHHHHHH! Is that funny to you?!" I backed off and said again "I was just trying to be polite and offer you to work in while I finish!" He yells "YOU ARE NOT EVEN DOING THE RIGHT WORK OUT!!!!" I then walked away to let him have the machine even though I wasn't finished. The two men who witnessed all of this never made eye contact with me or asked if I was ok nor stepped in. They acted stone cold as if they saw nothing. That almost pissed me off more than this nut job screaming at me for no reason. If someone had acted that way at my gym in Fort Wayne it wouldn't have been tolerated by anyone around observing it. I would have at least gone up to the guy being attacked afterwards and asked if he was ok. These witnesses didn't even look at me let alone check in. I'll never step foot in that YMCA again. So much for "Christian values" they promote. I did complain to the staff but who knows if they've done anything. Bizarre experience to say the least. Very unfriendly people all around.

I've been a member of a couple different YMCA locations over the years, and visited many others for…read moreout-of-town distance running events-- and the Huntington Parkview YMCA is, to date, one of my favorites. It is well maintained, boasts an excellent AND varied ensemble of well-thought out weight lifting equipment, plenty of treadmills and a wonderful pool. This YMCA has also done something that is extremely impressive in my opinion-- it pursues the good of the community by expanding it's offerings to more than just athletics/strength (which it does very well) and incorporates both fine arts and theatre performance. I was requested to head up the first art program five years ago, and have taught both two week summer art camp sessions and Saturday morning classes for children ages 5-16. we've done this program every year since, with great integration into the overall scope of what the Y does. The desire of the board to see this kind of quality, and support of it, is invaluable in my opinion. I love working with the staff and gladly donate my time whenever I'm able! If you're considering moving to Huntington or are already here and contemplating getting a membership, DO SO without hesitation. The money will be returned ten-fold.

I have loved the teachers and staff at Southwest Montessori Academy so much through the 6 years of…read moresending both my kids here. They have supported me and my kids so well through a challenging season of our family's life, in addition to providing excellent structure and freedom for my kids to learn and grow.

The teachers care so much! And they really work with the kids. It's amazing how much they learn…read morecompared to just a daycare.

Great customer service. The range is one of the best I've been to. My son rented a rifle and had…read morea great time on the range.

Great place and people to deal with. Eveyone was polite and very informative to all my questions…read more Will deal with again for sure.

Lovely school! Breathtaking foliage in the summer, and in the fall, the leaves are on the ground…read more Some snow in the winter. Dorm life has been extraordinary as a student. Two dining options daily. Bathrooms in all buildings, not many elevators, though. Only in Loew-Brenn, Dowden, Becker, Roush, RichLyn Library, the HUB, Wright, Miller, Meadows, Merillat Center for the Arts. Still good stuff to do. Fun activities on campus include fishing discs out of Lake SnoTip, skateboarding down the mall, and walking the campus loop backwards. Saturday brunch in the dining hall is a can't miss.

Joel does an amazing job at teaching REAL ESTATE through real life stories to help you understand…read morethe business. His teaching is highly recommended if you are looking to get into the business.

Actually took the class at the Ft Wayne location, but it's the same regardless. Attended because…read morethe course was so highly recommended, but Bob doesn't seem to enjoy teaching, and gets easily frustrated with having to help students understand the material. His license law material is several years outdated, but since he does not write his own questions, he says that's all there is. Bob refused to give credit for correct answers that he marked incorrect according to old answer keys. Many students were confused on what information is current and what will be on the state test, but when they asked questions, Bob either got confused about what they were asking or belittled them for not knowing. Maybe 30 years ago this was a great course, but anymore I would definitely recommend going elsewhere.

We had Black Creek provide flowers for my daughters wedding. Susan has a definite talent for…read moredesigning beautiful and memorable arrangements. She knows her flowers and the process to grow, cut and arrange them to meet your expectations. My wife and daughter meet at Black Ridge a couple times to discuss the brides ideas and develop a plan to meet her wants. Susan also held a final meeting a couple weeks prior to the wedding to make sure everyone was on the same page and agree on last minute things. On the big day Susan and Tom were right on time to deliver the flowers. They went right to work putting things in the right spot and cleaning up after themselves. Now for the flowers...my wife and daughter were over the top pleased with the freshness, color, arrangement and overall beauty of the designs. The brides bouquet was a perfect size and just beautiful. The bouquet held up through all the handling and toss. The table flowers were simple and attractive. They didn't detract from the social interactions by being over sized, wide spread or in your face. They just blended nicely. The lapel flowers were very attractive as the were designed to be simple, worn close/flat to the lapel and masculine looking. The design was very innovative and attractive plus simple to pin on. The wrist corsages were simple, not fluffy or dangling, and beautiful of course. The flower girls had very attractive flower rings that were easy to manage and secure on a 5-8 year olds head. Susan also created a pair of flower arrangements that were attached to the arch behind the minister. These flowers were artificial but you would never know it. They were very attractive and blended with all the other flowers and color schemes. I would definitely recommend Black Creek for your flower needs. Susan is very talented. She listens well and works passionately to make your ideas come to life. Her husband Tom is a wonderful helper and behind the scenes guy. You will find both Susan and Tom to be very professional, friendly and customer service oriented!

what a beautiful setting with delightful & helpful hosts! perfect place for a bridal showe!read more