My wife contacted Erica who is currently helping us with the booking of a family vacation to Hawaii…read morethis summer. She has been very helpful and responsive to our requests, needs and questions. We are traveling with a large family group and like all big groups, everyone has their particular place they want to stay, things they want to see and excursions they want to go on. This will be our third trip to the islands (first since '04) and our first using a travel agent to guide us along. As of now, Hawaii still has many COVID restrictions in place and many venues, luaus, tours etc.. are limited in terms of capacity. Car rentals on Maui seem to be an issue right now but she was able to secure us two Jeeps for a day trip to "The Road to Hana". We were able to book a limited tour of Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona memorial through this company with no issues. Erica also found us deals with the airfare and accommodations, which have saved us a few bucks. She has been very helpful and has done extensive research to guide us during the process and has been a pleasure to deal with. If you're in need of a trustworthy and reliable travel agent, give Erica and this company a call.

Thank you Greg Fauceglia for being with AAA. He always goes the extra mile to help. My family and I…read moremoved to north carolina and he has been so extremely helpful and kind. Thank you for everything you do for us! Vivien & family

We have a flat tire on Main & Capital in Wake Forest. We called Triple A AAA) for assistance at…read more11:47 am. It is now 3:05 pm. We make follow-up calls and get the run around. At one point the dispatcher advised us to contact the police department if we believed we were in danger. I've been a member for 45 years, I faithfully pay every year. For what? To get the run around? Potential members beware!

I was looking for someone to notarize my documents in the Durham area and found out some firms were…read morequoting expensive charges for the service. Fortunately, I got in touch with Leyte and she gave me a great deal! She agreed to meet the first thing next day even though I called her late in the previous evening. She was really warm, efficient and well versed in legal formats. Can't recommend her enough.

We needed a notary on a Sunday so we researched around the area and Leyte's business came up. Once…read moreI contacted she we asked if we could meet that day which was a Sunday. She wasn't aware that the site we found her on had her business open on Sundays but she agreed to meet us anyhow. Upon our meeting we didn't have the right information for the form to be notarized so she helped us get our form in order and met with us the next morning. She was very helpfully, friendly and professional. She does many services but even with something this small she took care in making sure we got what we needed and making sure it was correct. I would recommend her to any one who needs a quick response and fast efficient work!

Summary: 4.0 - Free and art go hand-in-hand here. If you like both, NC MoA is worth your time…read more Free admission to the NCMA to see art and history is a gift. If one doesn't mind the West Building (although new, it felt old to me), the different galleries containing historical art pieces (new and old, and very old) organized by continents are educational and surprisingly full of variety. The East Building (original one) hosts both permanent and limited-time collections. I've enjoyed a car exhibit, but my favorite limited-time exhibit featured Academy Award winner Ruth E. Carter's costumes for the movies "Black Panther", "Selma", "Amistad", and others. Her showcase exhibit was well worth the price of admission. A huge museum park provides miles of trails and places for picnics. If one plans accordingly, a series of trails connects all the way from the museum to downtown Raleigh! MISC Opened in 1956. Has pieces that originate from about 5,000 years ago (but thankfully it doesn't take that long to go through the museum). The museum is accessibility-friendly. A museum store and café are onsite. Tours are available. Outdoor concerts are on hiatus at the time of this review for "facility improvements." Be sure to check the museum's website for updates.

The North Carolina Museum of Art is free to visit, although special exhibits may have a fee. The…read moremuseum is divided into two buildings. The East Building is the original museum, and the West Building is the newer building. There are galleries in both that you can view. The East Building is on multiple levels and there is a glass elevator available with views to the letters outside that spell a message. I like that the museum has a variety of artwork to view, so you can see your favorites or explore and discover new pieces. With the redesigned building, some of the exhibits were made more interactive. I am still learning where my favorite pieces were moved, but I do enjoy finding new favorites as they try to showcase more of the collection.