This Goodwill is conveniently located off Markland Ave. near Meijer and Walmart which makes for an…read moreeffortless stop. There is plenty of parking, it's very clean for a Goodwill store, spaced out well and not overly crowded items or people. However, there are no fitting rooms which is a huge downside to a thrift store, but they do offer a 14 day return policy with tags intact for store credit. Biggest disappointment is they have no sales, in TN there is always one tag color marked down to 50% and that color rotates weekly. I also feel it's a bit over priced in comparison to other Goodwills.

The store is clean and well-maintained; offering an ever changing variety of items to explore and…read morebrowse. Prices are decent, and it is possible to find a bargain from time-to-time. For those who enjoy the "hunt", as we do, this establishment is a solid option. All and all, this location is a strong representative for the franchise.

I had a hard time finding a certain fertilizer (I was thinking more of pallet stock) than the two…read morebags on the shelf. I contacted an employee at the register and she contacted Kathy. Kathy came right over, said she would get me the big quantity I needed. After a few minutes, she and another employee rolled the heavy cart up to the register for me. The gentleman that helped Kathy also helped me get the load to my truck and helped put them in the bed. Overall, great customer service and a great price on the fertilizer.

Runnings in Wabash is a pretty large sized store with amply good customer service and an array of…read moredepartments. I think of it as more of a farm supply store, but it is also considered a department store. They carry sporting goods, items for dogs and cats, hardware, lawn chairs, large trash cans, toys for children, seasonal decor, etc. I remember seeing a lot of jerky and rare candy as well as funny and unique refrigerator magnets and greeting cards. From the things I browsed, I think most items were reasonably priced. Their patio furniture and dollies in particular were priced as low or better than elsewhere I've looked. I was in searching for supplies to put a barrier underneath my privacy fencing, and while they had a lot of options including mesh you'd dig a trench for, I didn't end up getting anything to tackle that project because I'm not sure of what solution, if any, to use for my dilemma... I did, however, grab a large stainless steel water bowl for my dogs which my cats also like to use. It was somewhat reasonable at around. I can't say the quality is the absolute best as it has an indentation that revealed itself at some point which looks like a small hole at the bottom but doesn't appear to pierce all the way through. It becomes slightly rusty on the underside, so I believe it may have a tiny slow leak. I'm not sure. The size of the bowl is perfect though. I have found it difficult to find the size I need online or inside other stores. I liked this store much better than what is available in Peru but prefer a similar store in Rochester. Not crowded. A little difficult to locate what I needed but found help for that eventually a couple times. The checker was pleasant. Plenty of shopping carts. Clean. I don't know that I'd go out of my way to make a special trip back anytime soon, but it's a good small town shopping option to me. I would keep it in mind for the future.

Great quality products! Feels like a mini vacation to walk around and absorb the warm and inviting…read moreatmosphere. Super awesome kitchen products and wonderful decor galore! Definitely a must stop and shop place!

I purchased a few items that were on sale- the price was higher than it should have been and when I…read morequestioned an item that had been marked $7.50 and she charged me $24.50 and stated the prices wasn't $7.50 as the sale tag attached showed, she had removed the tag and wouldnt show it to me and continued to insist the $24.50 was the sale price. I will probably never shop here again because of this. They had some nice items, highly overpriced but some items that were fairly priced for the market.

It's New to You is a very good quality thrift/resale shop. The owner works there and she is always…read morefriendly and has an eye for good merchandise. Every item is clean, wearable, and ready for a new life in your wardrobe. The store is clean, well organized, and everything is fairly priced. The store does have dressing rooms available and everything is well-lit. I have been shopping there for years and not once have I had a poor shopping experience. Give this place a try, you'll find yourself shopping here first.

We were looking for living room furniture at different furniture stores. With the help of Brandt…read morewe found what we wanted. Brandt was helpful and informative. We would definitely recommend Robert Miller and Son Furniture Store!

This is a Great Place, to purchase Quality Home Furnishings. Very Friendly and Professional. Ask…read morefor Joel...

Always a treasure hunt adventure!! Friendly staff always willing to help…read more Great variety of vendors booths. Very reasonable prices!!

They have a great variety of items. The owners and staff are so nice and friendly. Great prices on…read moremost items

This antique store is alright. It's pretty big inside. Some booth spaces as well. Most items were…read morereasonably priced. Some not so much. I was greeted right away but also told they were closing soon when I barely had a foot in the door. They're serious about closing time and are not especially friendly. Not everything on the floor was for sale. I may or may not return. Good location if you're coming from out of town. A positive was that it was actually open at all. So many antique stores all over I have encountered for decades do not have regular hours. Many shops in Peru no matter the type have strange hours or are not open at all. This town rolls the sidewalks up between 3 and 5 PM. I'd operate during evenings and on Sundays if it were me.

What an incredible consignment store with antiques, homemade, and even thrift items! I go weekly…read morebecause there are always new things! The staff are friendly and go the "extra mile" to help you out whether you are looking for something special or need help carrying something to your vehicle. Enjoy a hot cup of coffee and chat with other shoppers, or staff because you will be there a while - the place is huge! I have purchased honey, a pasta machine, figurines, sewing patterns, children's toys, books - I could go on about the furniture, appliances, or clothing but you get the idea - something for everyone!

Being homeschoolers with a strong focus on animal welfare, my son and I were really intrigued by…read moreIndiana Coyote Rescue Center and wanted to learn more about this local rescue/sanctuary. I contacted them thru their Facebook page, via messenger, and inquired about an educational tour. While they are not "open to the public," per say, they are happy to set up a private tour with anyone. We weren't sure what to expect. I hoped that it wouldn't be a sad experience, like walking thru the kennels at your local shelter. I was surprised when I pulled up to a home, nestled into the country Indiana scenery. Jayme met us at the gate and walked us to the back of the property, where the coyotes and one red fox are held. I can't remember how many acres she said they have, but I was impressed with the spacious, green and clean kennels that everyone was kept in. Everyone looks well cared for and Jayme clearly makes great efforts to ensure everyone is living as close to natural as possible and receiving plenty of enrichment. Enclosures are full of grass, plants, trees, stumps, toys and often a kiddie pool. It was nice to see that if they can't be returned to the wild, they are at least being kept close to it. I found it interesting that instead of doing spay/neuters, the males are given vasectomies. That way, coyotes can be kept with mates without reproducing. We learned that coyotes mate for life, with parents taking equal care of their pups. So it's really important that the coyotes be kept with another for their own well being. This has also enabled them to study them, like no one else ever has. We spent nearly 2 hours, walking the property and interacting with some of the canine residents and Echo, the red fox. Jayme is a really nice, down-to-earth woman, and she was really enjoyable to learn from. For liability, you aren't allowed to touch even the more social and friendly coyotes. But we were in luck when we visited, because Jayme had just unexpectedly received a coyote pup. She said they receive most of their coyotes from illegal pet situations, and this pup was a product of just that. We were allowed to go in to her enclosure and sit down and observe her. She was curious about us, especially when we came back again with peaches. But she would only take food from Jayme. The highlight of the trip, for me, was meeting Echo the red fox. He was selectively bred to be all white, to harvest his fur. Echo is such a sweet, curious, social creature, that it's just unbearable to think of someone wanting to kill him for his coat. My son and I were so tickled to feed him some peaches and even get to put our hands out to scratch under his chin. We weren't even expecting to be able to interact so closely with any animals during our visit, understanding they are wild animals. So it was really an exciting treat for us. We learned that coyotes are not the monstrous pests that they are made out to be. They actually have an extremely important role in our ecosystem, and Jayme did an excellent job explaining what that is. I really encourage my fellow Hoosiers to check this place out and learn more about our coyotes and humane ways of managing them. They are a nonprofit and depend upon us to help them continue their mission and research. So please consider making a donation to them, in exchange for an amazing learning experience with them.

thank you for helping the little guys. this is a wonderful organization…read more ms, hammer is an angel