Since I've been in town, I visit this shopping center most. Local Walmart, shoe sensation ,Ashley…read morefurniture, big lots ,harbor freight, Maurices, Bealls ,subway ,UPS store ,NEA mattress ,Sally's ,Mason's meat market and the Murphy's gas station . Pretty much a one stop shop. Today was extra special because the Budweiser Clydesdales were in town . Doing beer deliveries can you believe it? These horses still work!! All in for the big West Plains solar eclipse Totality weekend five stars

Our road trip brought us into Ava, Missouri, one of those small Ozarks towns that immediately gives…read moreyou a sense of place. Coming into town, the city limit sign and the drop in speed let you know you've arrived somewhere that serves as more than just a dot on the map. I spent a little time learning about Ava while we were here, and it quickly became clear that this town is the hub for the surrounding area. A manager at Walmart told me that this store and the businesses around it are essentially the central gathering place for the entire county, and after being here, that feels exactly right. In a rural area like this, it's where people come to shop, get gas, run errands, and connect with everyday life. Since we're headed to visit my cousin in Mountain Home, Arkansas, in about an hour, we stopped to pick up flowers as a welcoming gift. While I was there, I also looked for one of those exterior windshield scrubber squeegees for the road ahead. The regular ones were sold out, but they did have an "intelligent" Rain-X style spray squeegee. One of the associates mentioned there's an O'Reilly down the street, so I may deal with that another time. One small moment that really stood out was seeing a gentleman bringing his grocery bags back into Walmart for recycling. It was such a simple thing, but it said a lot about the rhythm of this town and how this store really serves as part of the community's daily routine. That's what I love about traveling by road. Even a quick stop in a town like Ava tells a story. You learn a little local history, pick up something useful for the drive, find flowers for family, and get a glimpse of how a community comes together in one place before continuing on down the road toward Arkansas.

The store is generally in order. At times shoes are messy; sometimes clothing racks have tangled…read moreclothes. They have good produce most of the year. Carts are almost always available inside. Returns have been easy. During Black Friday, they have always done a good job keeping things organized.

Had a wonderful time today at Binz Galore Liquidation store! Finally got to go see what the hype is…read moreabout. Always see the parking lot so full on Fridays. Something for everyone. I like that they let you open the boxes . Super friendly employees and customers . They are open from 10:30 to 6 PM on Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays on Sunday and Monday 10:30 to 5 . They are closed on Wednesday . I give this business five stars. Happy hunting.

New location in Southern Hills shopping center where the JCPENNEY was one located. Clean, bright…read moreupdated store carrying a wide variety of clothing, shoes, linens, home goods and accessories all at reasonable prices and don't forget to join their savers club for even more discounts.

This place has the best friendly astophere and the workers are always helpful to finding your needsread more

Just heard this store is on this site. I've been shopping in Sunshine Market, Mountain View,…read moreregularly for years. I have to drive 45 minutes to get there BUT IT'S WORTH IT. They have all the organic foods I like to add to my healthy diet. Great, tasty whole grain breads, tortillas, organic fruit, sweet potatoes, cabbage, celery, lettuce, tempee, local eggs, bulk spices (no weird additives or GMOs, folks!) & snacks.. and that's just for starters. Plus, every time I walk in I feel better. The place is clean, peaceful, and it's the prettiest local store to walk around and shop. I buy little healthy candies & other gifts there, made by other local artisans. If you're in the area, stop by because you'll be glad you did. And do look up on the roof - you'll see solar panels galore!