The Skrip Shoppe in Lexington, Ga has always been good about filling my prescriptions fast and on…read moretime. The staff is professional and friendly.

The Skrippe Shop is where I get my scripts filled. They are always personable and friendly. A very…read moreconvenient location for people living in the area. Highly recommend.

Lots of fun, cute gifts can be found here. Sales people are friendly, but never pushy. Good prices…read moretoo.

Spent a day in Athens while on a roadtrip recently and as always, I have to check out a local…read morerecord shop. Low Yo Yo is a brief walk away from the historic 40 Watt Club and near plenty of dining and drinking choices. While a relatively small store, it's packed wall to wall with a lot of records! I was particularly impressed by the great selection of catalogue titles they have--I always have a running list of records I'm looking for and often these are not present in my local shops. Many, if not most, of what I looked for WAS present here. Often a new title, shrinkwrapped and priced accordingly--but fairly/within market range. They did have some original pressings and used items, but overall their used items seem to be vastly outranked by their new items. However, I can't quite be sure of that as beyond the row of newly arrived used items all others are filed with their new counterparts. I like the overall organization of this store--by genre, by artist, and often within an artist's section all of the solo and sideprojects of a group are present and accounted for. There's also a pretty sweet local artists section (including REM) near the register. Friendly service, cool shop, would definitely make this a regular stop if I lived in the area.

Great little record store. Some gems to be found. The owner is very helpful and knowledgeable. Well…read moreworth a visit.

There's just something about a record store. The smell, the vibes, the people. Vinyl…read moreskimming/shopping has always been one of my favorite ways to relax and get out of my head. It's my kind of museum. Wuxtry Records never disappoints, and it's another Athens staple; they have been there since 1976. When I was at UGA, I swear my roommate/bestie and I went here weekly. It's right in the heart of downtown Athens, and it offers everything you would need and expect from an independently owned record shop that has survived many decades. Great collections and variety, while also extremely and intentionally organized. Some of my favorite bands have come out of the Classic City that is Athens, GA such as R.E.M, The B-52's, and Widespread Panic, so it only makes sense that there would be such an epic and well-known record shop here. If you know Athens, especially downtown, you know parking is limited and they do ticket if you don't pay the meters, so definitely recommend going during the week and earlier in the day. I was so happy to stop in my last visit in town, and it was even more nostalgic and sweet because I had my best friend and old college roommate with me.

First things first. Level out your floor! Stepping up and down in a one story building is…read moreridiculous and dangerous. CD selection is meh. Vinyl seems better. It feels like this shop is resting on its laurels.

The clothes here are pretty cheap. There is a pretty large selection of various items for the gals:…read morebeach wear, workout/lounge pieces, tops, bottoms, dresses, skirts, etc. The guy's apparel here is literally a quarter of the store, and the rest are the gal's. The store isn't messy, but there are areas and tables with rummaged clothes as people shift through stuff. This place is swarming with young faces: employees and shoppers. I say young because I am getting old and everyone is young to me. Lol. The typical scene you'd find at the regular Hollister stores. So the service levels are pretty much the same. I think you can count on getting greeted here more since the registers are right at the front of the store so the employees see you instantly as you enter. If you're a Hollister fan, give this place a visit since they have pretty cheap clothes.

Great shop with not only a wide variety of jewelry and fun gifts, but also the staff is great;…read morefriendly, fun, and knowledgeable.

I asked a store employee how much of their stock was made by Native Americans and her answer was…read moreless than 10%. The name of the shop is misleading and should be changed.

Great service oriented business for the drone community. Recommend to anyone for repair and routine…read morecheckups for your drone.

My DJI Phantom 4 Pro started giving me some issues several months ago, I tried to fix it on my own…read moreusing advise from Facebook groups but to no avail. I searched on line for drone repairs and found Personal Drone Repair. Michael Starley repaired my drone and got me back in the air doing what I love the most; taking airial photos. If you want someone that is going to give a hundred percent when it comes getting your drone repaired, Michael Starley is "The Man"! Mark Wells

A paradise for comic and book lovers! Tons of unique titles, a fun vibe, and super helpful staff…read more Always a great spot to browse and discover something new!

I definitely agree with what people have been saying--this place is a dusty, haphazard place to…read morelook for comics. But that's where I think it shines: browsing. Due to the haphazard nature of organization, it might not be the place for someone just coming here to check stuff out, but if you have no idea what you want, and you're just shuffling through things, then you may like this place. I, like many others, enjoy checking out comic book stores in other cities and states. Frankly, I live in a city with a bunch of great comic book shops, so I'm not hurting for quality or variety in terms of what I read. Also, I'm more of a graphic novel person, and I like to collect interesting graphic novels I find in places to the point where I have a pretty legitimate collection, of which I've probably only read about half. Whoops. I saw a couple of things that tickled my fancy, but they weren't priced, but I don't like interacting with people so I didn't feel like asking what the pricing would have been for them. Needless to say, I left without anything, but I would come back and randomly browse if I'm in the area again and had some time to kill.