This store is clean and well staffed. No amazing finds but respectable for a town this size. The…read moreprices are reasonable (3 pairs of pants for $11). Not much in the way of furniture but they do sell used socks so if you're in the market...;)

I am an avid thrift shopper and this is a gem for a small town like Rifle. Very well organized,…read morewonderful staff and great selection! Its a must-stop place for me when visiting my family.

I've been bringing computers, scrap metal, batteries, etc. here for years and they're always super…read morefriendly and happy to have the business. The fact that doing the right thing puts a bit of cash in my pocket is a bonus - at least covers my time and gas! Thanks guys!

From the owner: !! We Pay Cash For Metal Trash !!…read more Why pay landfill fees or let old METAL waste lay around your house or garage, when you could be turning it all into cash?! If you bring your METAL waste to Green Zone Recycling, we will pay you cash for it (we pay by the weight of the materials you bring in). We've been serving the valley for 40 years, and take great pride in delivering the best in customer service, and competitive rates for your metals. It's a WIN-WIN for all; You're putting cash back in your pocket, cleaning up your area, AND doing your part by recycling! A few of the things we buy from you & recycle: * Aluminum - Cable, Cans, Cast, Wire, Wheels & Radiators * Brass - Fixtures, Radiators & Misc * Copper - Wire, Pipe, Sheeting & Electric Motors * Romex, all wires * Steel: Bicycles, Appliances, BBQ grills, mowers & more * Stainless Steel * Soft Lead & Lead Acid Batteries Come see us or call us today!

I've been going to the hope center for the last 7-8 years. I cannot thank them enough for being…read morethere during some of the lowest points in my life. Michelle is so kind, caring, ans knowledgeable and truly cares about every person who walks through their door. She helped me meet my therapist, Patti, who has been my partner in crime as I've faced the ups and downs of my life. Knowing I am loved, and supported, especially when I feel alone has helped me build a life I love. The ups and downs may still come, but now I have the tools and resources to better face them and best of all I know I'm not alone. Thank you to everyone at the Hope Center. I am so grateful you exist in our community and for all that you do for not just me, but everyone.

From the owner: Aspen Hope Center provides an array of mental health services such as crisis intervention, suicide…read moreprevention, mobile crisis response, therapy, a confidential 24/7 HopeLine, school-based programs, and referrals to appropriate providers. The Hope Center strives to decrease the stigma surrounding mental health and helping reduce the stress of navigating the system of mental health.

I have never had this kind of experience at a post office. Most post office is aren't very…read morefriendly. I went in around 5 PM after work. I was greeted with a big smile. A lady by the name of Sandra was working. She was very kind to me seem like she loved her job. She made small conversation. I really appreciated her customer service.

Note: This review documents a spirit box/instrumental trans-communication (ITC) session conducted…read moreon Tuesday, September 24, 2019. If you are new to the field of ITC, then please scroll to the bottom of the page for an explanation. ___________________________________________ Rose Hill is a sprawling, three-acre cemetery located in the heart of Rifle, Colorado. The grounds are well manicured and easy to maneuver, making this a popular spot for joggers and dog walkers. I spotted several locals, pooches in tow, on the day I visited but was able to conduct my investigation unmolested. For this investigation, I used two well-regarded ITC apps (Spiritus and DeadWave) and two devices sent to me by my friends at GhostStop.com: the SBox (a hacked FM/AM radio, EVP recorder, and Bluetooth speaker all in one) and The Rook, a 3D-printed EMF detector. The latter is designed to detect electromagnetic fluctuations, which can indicate spiritual presence. Over the course of approximately ninety minutes, I documented some amazing evidence of the paranormal, including several direct replies to my questions. Shortly after introducing myself and explaining my intent (nothing nefarious, I always assure the spirits), I felt inexplicably drawn to the grave of James Harris (1918-1987). I asked Mr. Harris if he could validate his presence by saying his name. Seconds later, the name "James" came through my DeadWave app. On multiple occasions in the past, I have asked spirits why they remain earthbound. The responses have varied, with some spirits telling me they require "the light" to move on, others implying that they choose to remain earthbound, and a few saying that they have the ability to visit (astral travel?) at will. When I asked Mr. Harris that question, I received the following message: "Between here...and dead." I then asked if he had a message he wanted me to relay to a friend or loved one. The reply: "Visit Patrick." I searched for a grave belonging to a Patrick but found no one by that name. The message made no sense to me, but perhaps it will resonate with someone who reads this review. Before I left his plot, I asked Mr. Harris if he could provide one last validation. I asked specifically for his last name and heard, "Harris." I thanked him for speaking and continued my investigation. The next few minutes were relatively quiet, though I did hear my name come through several times. As I approached the grave of Fred Sayre (1884-1940), however, The Rook began to flash, indicating a nearby source of energy. EMF detectors are sometimes prone to false readings, so I conducted an experiment. I placed The Rook at his grave and asked whomever was present to make the device flash on command. This occurred four times in a row, proving to me that the source of energy was indeed intelligent. Without being prompted, Mr. Sayre spoke his full name and said, "Your ra...dio...," making this the third time in a year that a spirit has commented on my devices. The first occurrence happened at Sunset Memorial in San Antonio, where I captured two or more spirits engaging in a conversation about my "futuristic radio." The second occurrence happened four months ago at Lockhart Memorial Park, when a spirit spoke of my "radio" as being "incredible." Based on my findings, I can only assume that spirits are fascinated by these new ITC technologies. The Rook also lit up near the grave of Denisse Rodriguez (1988-2010; sadly, no accompanying message) and the closer I approached a tattered, discarded angel doll (see video clip). I'm not sure what to make of the latter finding, but perhaps a spirit from the cemetery is using the doll as a vessel. At the very least, it was definitely emitting energy. Followers of mine are no stranger to "Gia," the five-inch porcelain doll who arranges my belongings (games, clothes, DVDs, Nintendo memorabilia) into triangles and anthropomorphic designs while I'm out of the house. The "haunted doll" trope has been done to death in Hollywood ("Annabelle," "Child's Play," etc.), but I am convinced that spirits often do transmigrate into dolls. _______________________________________________ For those new to the field of "ghost hunting," a term I dislike due to its implications (I'm not "hunting" for ghosts), instrumental trans-communication (ITC) refers to the use of physical "spirit boxes" and apps to communicate with spirits. These devices facilitate communication by providing phonetic gibberish (random audio samples, white noise) that spirits can manipulate to form words and sentences. Spirits don't use their own voices; they use whatever audio source the operator provides. ITC is similar to electronic voice phenomena (EVP), but the latter refers to disembodied voices captured from thin air, which even the most seasoned paranormal researchers have difficulty obtaining. ITC typically yields more impressive results, as spirits seem to be more adroit at manipulating raw audio than they are at producing EVP.

We Should have been told computer could not be activated!…read moreInstead, receptionist kept asking for information we told them was not available/accessible ! Then boom! An excessive bill-for nothing!

Been with FreeUp Storage for 9 years now and have always had a great experience with the Staff and…read morethe security of the facility. The manager Clint is one of the best he was such a big help to us today. I could have visited with him for hours, such a personal guy! The prices are the best I found in the Valley and the rates have stayed affordable throughout the years. Highly Recommend 5 Stars! Lonnie & Billie Root

From the owner: FreeUp Storage in Silt, CO has exterior drive-up access self storage units plus RV, boat, trailer,…read moretruck and car parking. We provide outstanding value and customer service along with a variety of unit sizes to fit your needs. You'll find a clean, well-maintained, well-lit facility with enhanced security systems, 24/7 surveillance and gated entry. Our goal is to provide you with a dependable storage experience that is competitively priced to meet your budget. Located on 357 S. 16th Street, just off I-70, we are the top storage choice for residents and businesses in Rifle, New Castle, Antlers & Silt, CO. We offer month-to-month leases and an easy online rental system. View prices and sizes online or stop by for a tour!