Great items and prices Items are washed before selling…read more It's a non-profit ran by all volunteers and any end of the year profit goes back to the community.

Lydia's Clothes Closet is a great place to find clothes for all the members in your family. Their…read moreprices are extremely reasonable. The store is decorated nicely and there is more than adequate space around the clothes racks to shop. They have a separate room where they display household items. The sales staff are all volunteers and are very helpful and engaging. I will definitively be going back.

I came to see a teen play at the start of August. The center has touches of formal theater with the…read moresmall town team. The teens did a great job but the facility was working against them as it was VERY warm, and only had a small fan turned on during intermission.

If you're thinking of spending a nostalgic night under the stars at this so-called "per vehicle/per…read moreperson" drive-in theater, think again -- unless you enjoy being nickel-and-dimed with a side of fake hospitality. Let me paint the picture: you pull up expecting a flat-rate charge per vehicle or per person, just like any decent drive-in promises. Instead, you're hit with individual charges for yourself, and -- wait for it -- your dog. Yes, my dog. A silent, sleeping-in-the-backseat kind of dog is considered a person at a drive-in movie theater. What's next? A fee for your air freshener? The cherry on top? The woman in the box office greets you with the kind of smile that seems warm until you realize it's the same smile a fox gives a hen. Don't be fooled. Pro tip: Get a receipt. Every time. If you don't, good luck disputing anything later. This place relies on the fact that most people won't argue at the gate. They bank on you wanting to get in, park, and settle in for the movie. But if you look at your charges, you might realize you paid more than double what you expected. In short: I found this place misleads you at the gate, overcharges you at will, and hides behind a "family-friendly" facade. Don't fall for it. Spend your money elsewhere -- preferably somewhere that doesn't consider a leashed, well-behaved dog an extra ticketed guest.

Love this place - it is friendly and safe And a hoot! I hope the new owners are able to freshen up…read morethe restrooms.