I have visited Goodwills all over the south and this one is nothing more than a turd. Terribly high…read moreprices, disarray inside, lack of decent merchandise and employees who don't give AF. Don't waste your time. Drive on by and say a prayer for these sad folks. Bless their hearts.

We enjoy "Goodwill hunting" when we travel, making it a point to stop by the local store. We are…read morealways amazed at the cleanliness of the stores, the friendliness of the staff, the quality of the clothing, and especially the price. These are the things that keep us coming back! This store met all the marks and we will definitely be back. Check it out!

The Hospitality Center is open all year round helping the local community…read more Serving lunch daily from around 10:15 a.m. through half past noon, the Hospitality Center helps anyone in need. Whether you are temporarily needy, out of work, disabled, on a fixed income, homeless or whatever your case may be the Hospitality Center is there to help however they can. Outside organizations stop by to further assist those in need. The center is part of Southeast Texas' Catholic Charities and has one employee, Christina Green, the director, the rest are volunteers. If you'd like to volunteer, you are more than welcome to. They are open from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and need help cooking, cleaning and serving. Rain or shine, the Hospitality Center is open and there to help those in need.

I've never ordered any food from here but even with how crowded the place is they still get to you…read moreat the bar pretty quick. Wait until around 12-1 pm for the place to get crowded. The music usually gets the people hyped up and coming together into a dance circle. The area is genuinely a good place for late nights on a Saturday especially.

The DJ wasn't very good. The drinks had almost no alcohol in them. The venue is nice though.read more