I stopped in to get a couple gallons of paint matched for our deck. It was older paint from the…read moreprevious house owners. SW matched it perfectly and it gave great 1 coat coverage. It's pricy however. Even with a 30% off sale it's still not cheap. They offer a veterans discount of 10% but not on sales.

Purchased a plush item then realized I had a duplicat. I trued to return it a week later. I had my…read morereceipt and in the bag the put it in. They would not take it back because people's hands were on it. Hands would be on it in the store too and I'm sure many were before I bought it. I tried to support a local store but will not in the future.

The service at Jay and Mary's is so good and even if you don't have a book wanted her they are more…read morethan willing to order it for you and call you when it comes in. The value of the books is always amazing too! They is usually signed copies of books and nice special editions! Highly recommended book store! And it is cheaper than places like Barnes & Noble!

Today, I went to Montana lumber to get some wood to create shelves in my apartment. They were very…read morehelpful in helping me determine what would be the right type of wood for my project. I was able to tell them how long I wanted it to last and how much I wanted to spend, and they were happy to help me find the right product. The guy at the counter was nice enough to Cutwood while we went and ran other errands and then we came back and were able to pick it up a new stacked up, And ready to go. My family has been doing business with Montana lumber for close to 20 years now. You can get charge accounts there if your local and you want to just run a tab and paid off the end of each month. Very helpful and friendly staff. Plus there's orange kitty inside too!

We had the sweetest little visit to this tree farm today. I was on the hunt for local garland in an…read moreeffort to avoid purchasing it from Costco. Lo and behold, I found a new (second year) Christmas tree farm not too far from my hometown of Union City. Currently, they offer pre-cut trees, garland, wreaths, and a variety of lovely gifts like Fraser fir candles and soaps. All of the staff we encountered were incredibly friendly and helpful. The prices were also reasonable. The live garland was priced at 25 feet for $16 and bundles of greens were $5 for decorating. We ended up purchasing three live garland bunches and live greens. From the family photo in the sleigh to the complimentary hot cider, this festive spot was a treat for our family. Wishing this business nothing but the best!

We stopped in today looking for a couple things. My SO wanted squirt bottles with a snap on/off cap…read morethat she can use for dog shampoo. Yup, they had them and they were $1 each! I wanted to try to find something I could toss in the lunch pail that would be good. I found some small crunch wafers that would do the trick. On the flip side, finding things is a task. It's not very well organized. The squirt bottles were behind other things and the wafers were not in the candy or cookie isle. If your ok to hunt a bit the price is very good.

I am not sure if it is a good thing or not, but Troy has 3 Dollar Generals. If you into playing the…read morepricing game, you can find good deals here, but just be on the lookout, because you might think a dollar is a good deal on something, may be only 89 cents somewhere else.

I've never had any problems ordering from Andy's Garden. Very reasonably priced, staff is very…read morehelpful . Their goal is definitely to leave you pleased with their service.

I've needed a Boutonnière at the last minute and they've saved me. I needed a weird plant I never…read moreheard of, they had a few to choose from. I've purchased poinsettias from them for years and they're so polite and cheery. I had questions about mums once and she spent minutes talking to me and giving me juicy hints and tricks. If I need something green I always go to Andy's first; their prices reflect the care they give their plants.

When you live in a town as small as Union City, your options are limited when it comes to a…read moregrocery. It's a bit of a food desert, if you will. If you're paying a visit to Save-a-lot, chances are you're either a.) picking up eggs, bread or milk (necessities) or b.) on a mission to save money. Don't get me wrong, most everyone wants to save money when purchasing groceries, but if you're looking for quality produce, I recommend heading to Aldi's in neighboring Greenville or Winchester. Save-a-lot offers the unhealthy approach to saving money on food. The mentality that you need to live off instant Mac and cheese if your income is on the lower end of the spectrum. I'd love to see them cut back on instant and offer better (still affordable) produce.

They just redid the store and it is great! The floors could use a touch up but other than that…read moregreat! The employees are nice and if you want to request a certain meat or fruit from the back they are more than happy to help! There is a wide selection of choices given that we are in a small town!

Beautiful church and wonderful helpful sisters came to tour us around the relics and the museum…read more Warm welcoming and such a treasure to learn about and see in person!! Thank you!!

While visiting the Shrine with some friends, who live in the area; we ended our time there, by…read morestopping in the gift shop. The facility is well-maintained and nicely organized; with a large selection of site-centric items to explore and browse. The staff were friendly, welcoming and accommodating. We found some postcards, to remind us of the beauty of our visit; and some discounted bakery for later enjoyment. This gift shop is an enjoyable addendum, to the overall experience of exploring the Shrine.