Katie & Co. manufactured fine children's clothing from 1993 - 2009. This location was their…read moreoutlet store, design studio, and corporate office. The outlet store was closed in 2009 and the company was sold in 2009 to Representaciones LyS in San Salvador, El Salvador.

So, we did the online order and arrived to pick it up; called in; were told the order was ready. I…read morewatched as people came and went, for 30 mins. I finally nabbed someone and asked for help. We stood there in the rain trying to figure it out. My order was not showing on her device. She asked if I was sure that I had placed it at the correct address. We were looking at my order, which showed the lewisburg address. As we were trying to figure it out, it suddenly showed that the order was picked up. I asked what I was supposed to do. She said that I had to call and request a refund. As I was needing a couple of the items for a meal that night, I ran into the store to buy the items. Of course, they were out of stock. I ended up having to spend money on substitutes. When i went home, we tried to do a refund. Well, we went through several tasks and several phone calls, before we decided to call the store manager. The pick up manager found our order that was still there. And we will be picking it up tomorrow. The staff is severely uneducated in their job and they also dont seem to be in a hurry to get the job done. For the 30 mins i sat there, I watched how they slowly delivered groceries while cars were waiting for a parking place. Not good business st all. Ih, and I did go on to try to leave my revieve on their site after the puck up was made and it wouldn't let me. Which led me to yelp.

Not sure why maybe it's me but every time I go in this store it's hot and the air is heavy. Guess…read moreI'll go to Selinsgrove from now on.

Where else could you find a unicorn pool float next to a slightly suspicious looking jar of pickles…read moreand a lifetime supply of questionably scented candles? For years, I worshipped at the alter of this discount mecca, a land of inexplicable treasures and deeply discounted regrets (that chipped ceramic frog? Worth every penny, obviously). My wallet may have cried, but my soul sang. It was my happy place, and chaotic symphony of deals! Now, my beloved Big Lots is going belly-up. And you know the worst part? Suddenly, everyone's a Big Lots afficionado! These bandwagon jumpers, swarming to parking lot like locusts on a field of half-price patio furniture. Where were YOU when I single handedly kept the "As Seen On TV" section afloat with my impulse buying?!?!? These newcomers, scurrying through the clearance racks like desperate squirrels hoarding acorns, don't deserve the majesty of slightly scuffed sofas and inexplicably sized blankets! They haven't suffered through the thrill of the slightly sticky floor and the questionable music playing from the poorly maintained speakers! In closing, my heartfelt eulogy to Big Lots goes out like this: RIP, my weird and wonderful bargain bin of memories. I'll miss you, the mystery stains on the walls, the delightful staff always game for a friendly chat, and that surprisingly sturdy $10 step stool (still haven't figured out what it's made of but that is one solid buy). To the parking lot hoarders, shame on you! Your late-to-the-party treasure hunts have probably condemned Big Lots to this fate, you opportunists! Though, maybe we will all meet again in a local "Goodwill Store" because the need for deals never ends.

Though the store was very clean and organized, the staff was over accommodating and not at all…read moreaccommodating all at once! One employee could not slow down and the other, a manager, could not come and talk with customers. We were about to make a purchase of around $800 from them, but, they couldnt discount a floor model which was scratched in several places. We ended up in muncy. The staff there were very friendly and very accommodating. And we did make the purchase.

I love me a Dollar Store and regardless of what city you're in the consistency in merchandise is on…read morepoint. I'm a huge fan of their charcoal activated damp rid type product and like to keep several in my camper at all times. While camping in the area we stumbled upon this store and I was pleased they had them in stock. Dollar Trees for the most part are no thrill stores, and usually crowded. To my surprise this one wasn't busy, but was loaded with displays in the isles which made it difficult to social distance at the register. Also disappointing was the lack of cart wipes, hand sanitizer, and the required use of the attached pen at the credit card terminal during the pandemic. Fortunately I travel with my own since I'm high risk but it would be nice if Dollar Tree adapted the same sanitation practices as other stores.