We picked a Friday night game for the fireworks and they didn't disappoint…read more Our seats were great. The happy hour was perfect and the Aces won!!

This is a review for the Home for the Holidays event…read more Was a guest at a company holiday party and at the Home for the Holidays event. Beautiful light display, holiday tunes, and merchants selling wares for last minute shopping. Nice to have another Winter Season event option here in our Biggest Little City. Great to have a suite for holiday parties and a room to retreat to when exploring all the festivities at the field.

Jake's is awesome. Rented his carts at Spring Mountain Racing. He got us set up and was very…read moreaccommodating.

I was interested in getting into karting but had no idea where to start. I stopped by Cashed Out…read moreRacing and the guys there were awesome. They took the time to answer all my questions and explain what I actually needed without making me feel rushed or pressured. I ended up buying a kart and couldn't be happier. Their support after the sale has been just as good as the first day I walked in. Definitely recommend supporting this local shop!

This school is badly managed by the owner on all aspects. The school itself has ripped chairs,…read moreripped sofas , an old cathode TV with a VCR, no WiFi . The trucks are in very bad shape. The drive test area is muddy. The parking lot is always muddy. The study material is worthless. The owner is very rude. Be smart don't waste your money on this badly run down school go to Las Vegas you'll thank me in the long haul good luck.

Everything was great! Graduated in 4 weeks, and had a job waiting for me…read more Heather and the trainers were awesome!

From my experience, they were very nice and inviting. Felt welcomed. The young gentleman helped me…read morefind a battery and was very helpful! Came from Fallon and will probably keep going!

We took our quad and dirt bike in and although it did take almost a month to get them back and…read morefixed- they did a great job. We can finally ride our bike and my daughter has her quad back so thank you Reno motor sports. We will be back in soon for some oil!

Formerly based in Las Vegas, but now in Reno, Desert Sky Adventures is a race directing company…read morethat still manages several races here in Vegas. I've volunteered at their races with family and friends as well as participated in almost all of them over the years since DSA started. The events that are part of their Las Vegas schedule throughout the year: -4th of July 5K Blast -Las Vegas Wobble Before You Gobble 5K -Pilgrims Rock 5K/10K/Half Marathon, now know as the Dirty Bird for 2016 -Summerlin Half Marathon -Las Vegas Wildland Fire Awareness 5K and Half Marathon -Skye Canyon 8K Trail Mix/5K Road This company is run by ultramarathoner Molly Sheridan and her family of runners, so you should feel confident that DSA events are well-organized and created from experience. Their events are for all levels, as well, from the beginner to the experienced ultra-runner. Never feel like you're too slow or aren't a "runner;" DSA events are walker-friendly. From her own experience of racing, Ms. Sheridan knows what participants want and need in events and Desert Sky Adventures caters to those, from goodie bags with race t-shirts, stocked aid stations along the courses with plenty of volunteers, to cool finisher medals, your walk/run experience at one of their events will be a fun one. Check out http://desertskyadventures.com/ for more info on events and get moving!

Desert Sky Adventures offers great races that are well marked and planned. The best two races that…read morewere a lot of fun in Reno were the Dirty Wookie Run in October and the Reno Run for Love. Always a great supportive atmosphere with smiling faces. I would definitely recommend these runs for people of all levels.

Sold me a pair of earrings as 14k when I had them checked they were 10k! Fraud! I used to like them…read moreand make payments on gold items but not anymore.

Vianca was a very nice and helpful girl. She made my day. I had to buy an outfit in a hurry and had…read morelittle money and she helped me so much. She stated I could return any items if they didn't fit or if I needed to. 10 days later I tried to return the broken shoes I had to cut the straps off the same 15 minutes I bought them but didn't have any other shoes to wear and they are already falling apart. $14.95 isn't a lot but for shoes elsewhere the same style that would last or be able to be returned it's a lot. The two elderly women I tried to return the only few items to were unwilling to let me explain myself. They would not refund the shoes and didn't even offer to help me find a size of jeans that fit they were trying to get me out so fast. I figure because I'm Caucasian by the looks I got when I walked in the door. The problem is I try to support these women's stores because they're women. I'm sorry I'm not good enough for help or to be treated like I spent $60 the one time I came to your store. I will tell people how you treat customer who are not your race and will continue to purchase items in other women ran or owned businesses. So much for being different than other typical give themselves their own bad name by their carry high school behavior. I wouldn't do that to you if you came into my store. I wouldn't even dream of it. Thank you for keeping the old ways true. Vianca you're a great example of how a woman should be. I would come in again just for you. Take care. Monica T.

The Susan Komen 2016 Race for the Cure was phenomenal - well organized, well-prepared, and hosted…read morewondefully! This is the first year that I've attended the race and hosted a table with my business as a sponsor. They mentioned the event would go on, rain or shine, but I was really hoping that we wouldn't have to go through the rain part. Unfortunately, it did rain - and pour rain - during most of the event. When I arrived at 5:40 a.m. to set up my table, I was amazed to see people already on site prepping for the day. Every sponsor table was under a makeshift canopy/tent, but my table was still wet from the rain throughout the night. Thankfully, the event organizers were not only delightfully happy to see me, but bent over backward to get me anything I needed. And while they didn't have the foresight to bring towels to wipe the tables down, they did offer me an event shirt to use, which I ended up taking home to commemorate the event, even though one wasn't supposed to come with our sponsor package. As the day wore on toward 7 a.m. and later, more and more people started to arrive and linger around. The sponsor email said to expect ~3,500 people (~4,000 with family and friends), and it looked to be about that many people who showed up. The event organizers planned wonderfully with the city to make sure adequate police and security protection was on sight from set up the day before throughout the night to the next day, so that runners were able to make it through the downtown area to the start line without traffic disturbances, as the procession led down several city blocks to Idlewild park. The finish line was beautifully designed and hosted by Renown Health, and came complete with swag, food, and drink to replenish the runners as they arrived. I'm unsure of how much of the money raised actually goes to the cost of research, as compared to the cost of administration. I know the goal for the event was to raise $200,000, and I think they raised less than $100,000, but Susan Komen's Race for the Cure is a widely known and marketed event that is supposed to bring a lot of people together through fundraising efforts to raise money for research and awareness of the effort to beat cancer. Overall, I'd say this event was a huge success, and I look forward to hopefully running in the next one, in addition to being a repeat sponsor.

0 Stars!!!!!!!!!!!! I would never recommend A Plus, they are…read moreunbelievably RUDE, NASTY and DISRESPECTFUL. It doesn't matter if you have 1, 2 or 20 issues with an oxygen concentrator, it is completely unacceptable to be treated so terribly. People are on a concentrator for a reason, the last thing you need is to be berated and abused when you need assistance. It doesn't help that the people you speak to contradict themselves. One says no, the machine should not operate that way with an alarm going off, we will get a new one out to you, the other says there is nothing wrong and we will never give you a new concentrator.... 'How are we supposed to make money'. They sent out another machine, but when it was delivered it looked beat up with scuff marks, etc. I refused it and asked for a different Concentrator. I was later told that they brought the concentrator that I refused into their place, tested it, sanitized it and provided it to another customer - so in essence they were simply trying to give me a concentrator off the back of the van that had not been checked first. I spoke to Medicare and found out that I can easily switch companies and am so glad that I did. It is such a relief knowing that I will never have to interact with A PLUS again.

Beware- Medicare was charged for DME equipment that was neither requested nor received.read more

Such an awesome store and the owner is the best!!! He is so friendly and my kids and I love to go…read morein and just chat with him about our favorite shows while we look around. I always look forward to seeing his booth at local conventions also. Definitely a shop you should stop by and check out!

Nice guy; Thanks he's great to deal with Review needs to…read morebe 85 characters isn't much else to add here but my experience overall was positive