A new director has taken over and turned this place around. It's now very welcoming, and I've even…read moreseen them really help out the homeless when they're in the area. The new director has really saved this place!

From the owner: We provide free books, movies, magazines, music CDs and audiobooks to check out. Free wifi is…read moreavailable, or use our computers to access the internet or use Microsoft office products. We offer a variety of no-cost programs to all ages, all year 'round; check our calendar to see what is available. Free and friendly answers to questions you may have! We are a member of Lakeshores Library System which includes most of the libraries in Racine and Walworth Counties. Any resident of Wisconsin is welcome to apply for a free card.

Previous review is wrong....Historical Society is still in Delavan! It is currently on Ann Street…read more Patti, the President is very helpful and knowledgeable! She was very important with bringing the Walldog Historic Murals to Delavan, providing all the research for the mural artists! She donates an incredible amount of time to the Society and other Delavan in general... a true asset!

My father's passing was unexpected. Monroe Funeral Home helped my family and I through every step…read moreof planning his memorial. They are very professional and knowledgeable. We are truly grateful for Monroe Funeral Home.

Monroe Funeral Home was really great to work with all the way from purchasing funeral insurance,…read morewhile my grandma was still present, to all of the planning details. They are very helpful on the day of the visitation, mass and dinner as well. They were professional, helpful and respectful of our family's desires and wishes per my grandma's requests. This was extremely difficult because she passed during a pandemic and while there are protocols for once someone passes, there are no protocols for how we are to go through the process of funeral planning during such an unusual time. Pat was really helpful and responsive from the moment she passed to the final billing. He thought of all the details and allowed me to make the day just what my grandma wanted despite the pandemic. I highly recommend their services.

1 have been a Lutheran all of my life. I enjoy and feel privileged when I can watch it on TV or my…read morepad whenever I can't make it to church or am sick. All of a sudden I haven't been able to get it and if I do it's two days late. I'm 88 and not into computers and how to fix them . I wasn't able to come to church for awhile and missed watching it. What a disappointment.

My family moved to the area a few years ago and had been "Church shopping" for awhile since we…read moredidn't have a church in the area. We immediately felt welcome at Our Redeemer without being tackled by people recognizing us as guests. We joined the church as members about 2 1/2 years ago and have enjoyed meeting some great people. Out two children (5 & 7) do not attend the school since we live about 20 minutes away, but I would send them here if we lived closer. The kids do love the Sunday school program though. There are two types of services, traditional and contemporary. Services are at 8:00 and 10:30 and are traditional "order of worship" services except for the 8:00am services on the second and fourth Sundays, which are contemporary. Usually the 8:00 services are busier than the 10:30 services, but even at the 8:00 service, it's not crowded. Holidays do get pretty full, so try and come 15-20 minutes early. Otherwise, you can usually pull in around 5-10 minutes before the service starts and still comfortably get to your seats. Contemporary at the church is a few guitar players, piano, drums, and a half-dozen singers. The songs are very singable and not too "wild". Our family really likes the contemporary services, and I find they keep the kids' attention better as well. Don't let the thought of a contemporary service scare you, there's no hands waving in the air here, like you'll find at large non-denominational churches. I'm a pretty conservative guy and find the services comfortable. Something else I noticed about the church as a newcomer, was that I didn't feel pressured to make offerings. This could be good or bad for the church, but as a newcomer, I liked not feeling the pressure. After having been a member for awhile, I have actually given more because I WANTED to, not because I felt the pressure to. Overall, if you're looking for a new welcoming church, or are coming back to church after having been away for a few years, this is the church for you.

Updated to 5 stars! Bought parts for my water softener that…read morewere recommended by their sales staff and technician. Parts were wrong. Literally only opened the bag to read instructions included with parts. All other parts are hermetically sealed individually. "No returns on opened parts," even though none of the parts themselves were actually opened. Now I'm out $60. An upfront "NO RETURNS" would have been nice to know. UPDATE!: they will issue me a refund on the parts! I'm very happy about this. Thanks culling an.

First call fall of '25 was pleasant. I inquired about a purification, not softening system in…read moreArizona to be installed in Delavan. Their site lists "purification systems." Stopped at the office twice, pleasant greeting, promise to have Dave get back to me. Same person and number I contacted in fall. No reply. I called his number and left messages twice, and the office again. No response. So I've wasted 2 months patiently waiting for a local business that I wanted to patronize to reply, or at least be considerate enough to inform me they don't or won't install a system that they can't sell me salt for. This is not how the Hudliks and Guilers ran the business. Very disappointed.

Always find special things at the Delavan Goodwill. 85…read morecharacters is crazy. People don't want to write that much

This is the most over priced and under organized Goodwill I have ever been to! $20 for a ragged…read morepair of shoes, $13 for a sweater, $75 for a blender! I worked for goodwill for five years. T shirts were .99, long sleeves $1.49, Jeans $1.99! Soft cover books were .49 and hardcover were .99. You're now paying $3 for a hard cover book... they also got rid of "color of the week" where the color was half price. GREEDY GREEDY GREEDY 0/5