Their prices are terribly high and selection poor. And if you politely comment about price…read moreconcerns on FB they automatically block you. How professional!

This store used to be a Pamida store back in the day. The prices are mainly boutique prices, no…read morereal good deals. They also have new items. My son was along and it was so nice they are open until 7 on a Saturday night. We had to kill time before a movie and the mall closed at 5:30. I was able to find some cool Auburn University sunglasses for my son. The cashier was nice.

This store is very well organized. Everything was clearly priced. They had a Memorial Day weekend…read moresale. All clothes were 50% off. I went there on the Tuesday after the sale. They forgot to take down the sale signs and still sold me the clothes I wanted to buy at the sale price. The staff was very friendly.

So many stores! Good prices for items that might need a little TLC but still have life in them…read more Makes sense to check here first!

Very clean and staff are friendly. They have a large selection of items. Prizes are reasonable.read more

First time here and will definitely return. I found a cute barbecue serving tray, 2 cookbooks,…read moreLeeann Womack CD, and Athleta yes Athleta skort for $2.50. The store was clean and not that musty, dusty thrift store smell. They have a bathroom for customers in the back. Supposedly donates money to several causes according to Google. I was only one in store for the longest time. Prices were cheap except for these dog metal spoon clips at $8.00. They only take cash. No credit or debit cards.

The prices are higher than retail Half of the stuff says…read moretested and brought home and dont work.

There is a problem here. Recently a good friend stopped in…read moreto purchase an item. He saw a wallet on the ground in the parking lot. Being the HONEST and caring person who would go out of his way to help anyone. He picked the wallet up and took it directly into the store and gave it to the checkout person. He never opened it He simply said, I'm betting someone will be missing this. Some time later, days later I believe, he is contacted by Perham Police and accused of basically stalking this lady and watching and following her to the parking lot apparently knowing she will drop her wallet and drive away. After watching her leave. He supposedly grabs the wallet that he magically knew she would drop. Then puts it under his arm and or in his inside jacket pocket which does not exist. And without ever opening the wallet he magically removes the cash and as any thief would do, takes the wallet directly into cashier who had just seen his name on his debit card that he used to buy his item. There is security camera footage of his truck in the parking lot and I believe him picking up the wallet and heading towards the store. He did place the item he purchased under his arm briefly. There should be video of this lady entering. You would think video at the checkout ? And video of her leaving and dropping her wallet. Or maybe she left it at the checkout and whoever took the money dropped it in the parking lot. The customer was an elderly lady. It seems odd that she would have $600 in her wallet. I'm curious what she bought and what she used to pay. The fact that the wallet was on the ground in the parking lot means something happened. Did the employee that opened it for ID see a bunch of cash and snatch it ? I don't know. There again, where is the complete video ? One thing I know. Honesty and doing the right thing should not get a good man charged with a felony. The Perham Police should know better. The OTC prosecutor should know better. And The thrift store should be taking a long hard look at their staff and their security. This just WRONG !