Meeks is the go to place for the home builder. The staff is always helpful with excellent knowledge…read moreof the materials etc. They will always help you load. If you need advice on your project they are glad to help.

From the owner: For more than 100 years Meek's has been serving customers in Arkansas, California, Missouri and…read moreNevada. Whether you're a professional builder or a do-it-yourselfer, Meek's has the supplies you need to finish a project right from foundation to finish. Stop in and let's start building something great!

I was in the town of Jackson and happen to see the Ace hardware store on Highway 49. I…read moredeliberately stopped on in to check to see if they carried a particular brand of drain cleaner. This brand isn't carried in the big box shop down the street. Sure enough they carried it. Overall, it's a nice little community hardware shop. Anyway, it's compact inside. The aisles are narrow. Hubs and I meandered about looking for the cleaner. I was momentarily distracted with the gift section. Shelves were stocked with a diverse selection of hardware merchandise. We walked by three staff while on our search. Finally we asked two of them that happen to be speaking to each other. They told us where it was. Hubs and I walked over and sure enough it was where they said it would be. The pricing was on par to other hardware stores. Like it or not, they close daily at 5pm except Sundays which they close earlier at 4:30pm. Plus they no longer have bathroom access to customers. The sign on the front door states no public restrooms and the nearest ones are at the library and at Detert Park. The library is in the next parking lot and the park is about .4 miles down the street.

Went in last week and I will absolutely be back, at least for the two fine wonderful men who helped…read moreme neil and Jack really know how to make a woman in a man's world not feel so lost. I found exactly what I needed, and more Ace hardware is a hidden gem with some real diamonds inside working

They are there. They LOVE to help. No kidding!…read moreThey are professional help. They have no waiting lines. I especially like the "OOPS" paint $18 a gallon , normally $50 a gallon Then the "Whoops" paint Got a 5 Gallon Bucket of Alabaster White, $50 Normally $230

ZERO stars Lowe's…read moreJackson CA's answer to anything that is wrong is to force the home owner to have to take another day off from work to have the whole appliance replaced. They do NOT check to see if all the parts are included before installation. Missing "kick board" to bottom of dishwasher was missing. They replaced it with a used one. It has taken them OVER 3 weeks to tell me they may have to replace the whole dishwasher because they are to lazy to contact the manufacturer to get the missing piece. RUN as fast as you can from here. Sadly, you will need to go else where out of the county to get your appliances.

While this business has a modestly wide selection of fasteners plus some tools and safety items, I…read morehave to down rate this because of a corporate policy* of not posting ANY prices on ANY product in the WHOLE store! I can't compare their pricing without asking a clerk looking it up on the store computer. Further, this store is not open at all on the weekend when I am most likely to need them. There was a copy of the corp letter explaining how most of their stores were unable to keep shelf pricing up to date following a price change, so their solution was to remove all shelf pricing. How dumb is that? Hire a high school student for a few hours a week to make sure all pricing is current. They boast about their customer service: "Growth Through Customer Service" is their motto. *This store is just 1 of over 2,600 stores spanning all 50 U.S. states, Canada and Mexico, with additional locations in Central and South America, Europe and Asia. M-F 7:30AM-5PM

Great selection!! Great deals!! I went into the store with my homework done and bought the tool…read morecombo kit I wanted traded in the old tools and batteries.. They gave me $100 off and an extra battery for my new tools.. Customer service was top notch the guys went above and beyond to help me out!

They advertise they buy/sell gold/silver which I trade a lot of so I decided to come in and see…read morewhat they would offer for two 5g bars of gold which gold was trading at around $62.40/g at the time which would come out to $624 total.. the most I've ever sold gold/silver for was a 6% spread but usually I get spot and sometimes a $1 over spot depending on the time and the needs of the merchant.. this business offered me $150 each or $300 total.. I thought they must've thought they were 2.5g bars and didn't realize they were 5g bars and was mistaken.. nope they genuinely offered me $300 total.. it was the most egregious thing I've ever heard in the history of precious metals dealing.. then I started looking at prices of their products and everything was ridiculously overpriced and after reading the reviews I'm not surprised as they are all terrible.. this business clearly does not do proper business practices and I do not recommend them.. if you're looking to buy/sell precious metals, jewelry, coins etc go across the street to Trassare Jewelers.. they're all stand up guys who do fair and proper business you won't regret it!

Who began trading first? Joe or Stan?…read more This was our last stop before heading out of Jackson. Seemed like just another jewelry-cum-pawn shop rather than an antique store so we almost passed it by. There were a couple women in the ring section trying on the most god awful looking rings. One actually said, 'I don't like that one it isn't big enough' all the while wearing rings that would only look appropriate on the finger of Gozer, the giant red eyed woman from Ghostbusters. Why oh why do some women still think size matters? We almost left but wandered into a backroom where some of the more exotic pawned items were on display including guitars, clarinets, other musical instruments, and various other oddities. You can find many interesting items here including some very old guns, some very new jewelry, a couple pieces of antique jewelry, and other sundry items. Upon leaving we noted the 25% Off Everything sign for February only. I wonder if anyone who had pawned their precious belongings would have gone back to reclaim any had they know about the sale. There was a really nice item in the back that I might have to go back for but I'm keeping that little bit a secret. Don't want any collectors who read this to find out.

Nice experience, wonderful customer service! I like to be able to support local…read more small businesses.

I wouldn't use this company if they gave me the service for free!…read more Don't bother with the Service Department. Scheduled them over 1 week ago to service our refrigerator. After calling company everything communicated was via text msg including our address. We were contacted yesterday stating they would be here between 8am and 12 pm today. Received another text this am stating they were going to be here between 8am and 9am. Service tech never showed up- I contacted them when I got a $195 travel bill. Sarah said they would be here soon. Moral of the story - I contacted them multiple times and again at 2:30pm to tell them we were still waiting. Sarah stated she made a mistake and put in the wrong address. The wrong address was happy because they needed their refrigerator fixed which their service guy decided to do. She stated they would charge us 1/2 the charge and would schedule us for next week. I don't know how this company can stay in business.

This Dollar Tree has a decent craft section. Better than the nearby Walmart, which is very…read morelimited. The employees are friendly and helpful. This is the only Dollar Tree I've been to that sells wine and it was only 1.50! I'll be back for yhe Jelly Jar wine it was pretty good.

As I walked out the door I broke into tears... I went with my 90 year old mother who had a lot of…read moreshopping to do. I ended up having to push two carts. Getting near check out I spotted some beautiful plates with hydrangeas on them that I thought would make us both happy . We I went to check out I couldn't tell if the cashiers line was as open. Cody, the cashier, sort of answered me that he was. I had to separate our orders apart for payment and it caused a long line. When it came time for the dishes I asked if he could wrap them. His reply was brisk and he said he would wrap them in the 2 small dish towels. I questioned it cause I really didn't want our previous dishes to break. I suggested tearing up a bag and wrapping them. He ignored me, so I started doing it myself. I realized this wasn't working so I just let him do it. At this point I did ask him "how would you wrap these if they were for your mom"? At which point he responded angrily "What does that have to do with anything?" Meanwhile I'm thinking I'm trying to nicely wrap these for my mom So they don't break, At this point I shut up and let him finish. He angrily finishes checking me out, overpacks my bag, and throws the receipt in. I'm a bit it shock by now and load the bags into my two carts and struggle to roll them to my mom. I go back and ask the manager who had watched all of this and she responds "we don't wrap dishes". I get to the door with our two carts and can't roll out the door because of the tall poles that don't allow you to go through. At this point two nice young men and one woman offer to help us carry the bags to our car. I start to cry and am grateful for their offer. Not one dollar tree staff offered to help us. Meanwhile the bags the clerk has packed are breaking and falling apart while these nice people help us. When I get to my next destination in town I tell what happened . The person says was the cashier a young man with curly hair? They knew exactly who the cashier was and referenced an incident from 4 years ago!! Needless to say I will be returning the dishes so I'm not reminded of this yucky encounter. I am forever grateful to the kind people that helped us carry our bags