Dr. McCormick is an extremely knowledgeable and helpful optometrist. I have lived in five different…read morecities and towns in the Midwest, and I have never met an optometrist who explained things to me as Dr. McCormick does. For example, I told her that I struggle with my eyes feeling tired, and she explained what I can do for it. She also went above and beyond to check to make sure my eyes were producing tears and rule this out as a reason why my eyes were dry. In addition, Dr. McCormick explained concepts that I did not understand, and she helped me understand why people have the eye issues that they do. For instance, she explained astigmatism to me, and I've never had an optometrist take the time to explain things to me like Dr. McCormick. Lastly, Dr. McCormick can answer any questions you may have. Not only is she knowledgeable, but she reads the latest research and implements it in her practice. She also uses the latest technology to learn about as much as your eyes as she can. Dr. McCormick is so intelligent and kind that I won't go to anyone else. There is no one who puts in as much time and care into their optometry practice as Dr. McCormick.

From the owner: Dr. McCormick does more than vision testing. A complete eye exam includes evaluation of the optic…read morenerve, retina and the blood vessels inside the eye. Thorough evaluation and monitoring eye health over time is the key to early detection and successful vision management.

What a beautiful church! I came here for Saturday evening mass and loved the beautiful stained…read moreglass and nice altar. Definitely has a nice historic feel to it and a strong sense of community. They have an interesting connection to the Skelton family, as well. Street parking only, but it's super easy to find out front and it's free to park. Not far from VU at all.

Absolutely must visit this thrift store if you're nearby…read more First - it's a restaurant in the front and a thrift store in the back. Don't be confused by how it looks from the street. Basically my mom and I found it to be a antique store with thrift store prices. The most collectible goodies are at the shop entrance. I kind of ignored them at first, figuring that they weren't in my price range. Walking around the store in the "not collectible" area I found several pieces of USA made vintage plastic picnic plates and cups for 25 cents each. That's all I was going to buy, really. Then I started looking through the collectible stuff. Asked about an ornate Victorian brass candelabra with crystal pendants...they offered it to me for TEN dollars because it had been languishing there too long. WHAT?? It had some missing or broken crystals, but it's still the thrift find of literal dreams. OK, now I started really looking through the collectibles. Spent $40 for the candelabra and picnic ware, plus: Glass clown figurine that looks like it's probably Murano; Genuine signed capodimonte from Italy porcelain piece, with no chips!! 1930's-40's women's fur felt hat, very jaunty; Matching set of two 30's diorama wall hangings; Vintage can opener; Some other small stuff that I couldn't resist throwing onto my pile. I'll post pics as soon as I return from this epic cross-country road trip with my mom.

This is a thrift store/cafe' combo inside an old movie theater. I stop in every time I'm downtown…read more They have a good selection of used items/clothes and some furniture. Their prices are cheap but somewhat random. There are always people there, eating and shopping. The staff is friendly and helpful. Keep in mind that they close at 4pm.