He Delivers recently moved my father from Batesville to Russellville, Arkansas. They arrived…read morepromptly and quickly wrapped and loaded the furniture. The furniture was delivered in excellent condition and right on time. Communication with them was great, they kept us informed of their estimated arrival time and arrived exactly at the time they said. My father says that in all of the moves he has ever made, this was the smoothest and most efficient. Finally, the price was $600 below the nearest competing offer. If you need to move in Arkansas, this is the BEST moving company, bar none!

From the owner: What started as a furniture delivery company, has evolved into much more. We do deliveries and…read moremoves both for residential and commercial, as well as operate a resale shop called "Earthly Treasures."

It should not be this hard to rent something. Called ahead to batesville U-Haul and requested…read moreTrailer and were assured it was there. Upon arrival, trailer was not there and there were no trailers wide enough for riding lawn mower. Drive 25 miles to next U-Haul after being assured of trailer dimensions. Transaction completed and they sent us up the road to pick it up. The trailer was not on the lot, no trailer was there, let alone#55xx. Returned to forschler home center in ash flat, finally got a trailer. 3.5 hours after being promised one in batesville.

Elisha Baxter was born in 1827 in North Carolina and moved to Batesville, Arkansas in 1852, where…read morehe tried his hand at business before entering politics. He quickly climbed the ladder--first mayor of Batesville, then a state legislator, and eventually a lawyer and judge. But the strange twist in his life begins during the Civil War. Baxter refused to support the Confederacy at first and tried to escape north to Missouri. Confederate authorities captured him and charged him with treason. He later escaped prison and spent eighteen days hiding in the woods living on raw corn and berries before reaching Union lines. After that ordeal he joined the Union Army and raised the 4th Arkansas Mounted Infantry, serving as its colonel. In 1872, Baxter ran for governor of Arkansas. The election results were disputed by his opponent Joseph Brooks. Both men claimed they had won. In April 1874, a judge ruled that Brooks was actually the winner. Brooks marched armed supporters into the state capitol in Little Rock and physically removed Baxter from the governor's office. He gathered his own armed supporters and set up a rival government. For about a month Arkansas had: * two governors * two state militias * actual gunfights in the streets The conflict became known as the Brooks-Baxter War, and around 200 people were killed or wounded before the federal government stepped in. President Ulysses S. Grant finally recognized Baxter as the legitimate governor and restored him to office. This cemetery was fun to explore. It was well kept and peaceful!

Since 1872, the City of Batesville, Arkansas has owned and operated this very scenic, final resting…read morespot. I recently attended a burial ceremony here. Throughout the cemetery, I enjoyed viewing the beautiful foliage of mature trees, excellent landscaping, as well as unique grave markers. I could definitely tell that the City has taken much pride in maintaining this pretty property. The drive lanes within the graveyard were all paved, making vehicular travel quite easy for all of the funeral attendees (even those driving large trucks/SUVs). Oaklawn Cemetery itself is actually located alongside Myers and Sidney Streets. Whereas, the administrative office is located off-site, within the Municipal Building, at 500 East Main Street (in historical downtown Batesville). I certainly wouldn't mind being buried here.

Was able to get my issue resolved with moving mailbox. Yelp is making me write at least 85…read morecharacters.

The worst customer service ever. They make attempt to actually help anyone, no matter the time of…read moreday. Unless you absolutely have to go to the post office...don't.

Joseph was so helpful and knowledgable. He helped me pick out the perfect sewing machine.read more

From the owner: We specialize in the repair and restoration of all types of sewing machines, from vintage to…read moremodern. Jerry Walcott has over 50 years of experience in the sewing machine repair industry.Jerry’s Sewing Shop is a family-owned and operated business that has been fixing and restoring sewing machines since 2021. We are experts at fixing all types of sewing machines, from vintage to modern. Jerry Walcott, the owner and founder of Jerry’s Sewing Shop, has over 50 years of experience in the sewing machine repair industry. He is a certified sewing machine technician who loves helping people get the most out of their sewing machines. We offer a wide range of services, including sewing machine repair, cleaning and maintenance, tune-ups, as well as machine parts, accessories, and supplies. We are committed to providing quality service and products at a fair price. If you are looking for a reliable and experienced sewing machine repair shop, Jerry’s Sewing Shop is the place to go. We are proud to be a part of the sewing community and we look forward to helping you with all of your sewing needs. We have a friendly and knowledgeable staff who are always happy to answer any questions you may have. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned pro, we encourage you to visit Jerry’s Sewing Shop today. We would love to help you take your sewing to the next level!

Robert was Great, he showed up on time, has good work ethics and does his job methodically. He will…read morehave to add Farm Fence to his list now I'm probably making a mistake letting you know how good he is, I'll never be able to get an appt now.

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