This place does a nice job and they make things really easy. They even stitched up a tear in the…read morecoat lining.

Got a bad ketchup stain on my fav dress and they were able to get it out. I was feeling a little…read moreiffy about bringing it in to begin with, but I am glad I did. I almost threw it out rather than risk wasting my time. I just picked it up and you would never guess I had been such a klutz with my fries heh.

Love This Store!!! I…read morekeep coming back here every few years to grab one of these fun designs for my son, and it never disappoints. The shirts are always super cute and great quality--this one gets compliments everywhere we go. Staff is amazing--quick, helpful, and just gets the vibe!

They go above and beyond here!! Great customer service!, wonderful people and great product!read more

Talk about making lemonade out of lemons. This couple found a way to make stunning jewelry and…read moreglassware out of used bottles when they discovered there was no glass recycling program in Walla Walla. I found their wares at the Walla Walla Farmer's Market, but they also sell their products at Tra Vigne and Shop Eleven in town. Amanda couldn't have been nicer and for my pendent I could choose from the type of chain at no additional cost. I'm not sure if the chain is included for mail orders. Looking at the options it really makes you think of your drinks in a different way. So you can have a memento of your favorite potent potable or do what I did and choose by color. My pendant is a gorgeous blue from a Bombay Sapphire gin bottle with a smaller clear ring. This is definitely high-end recycling and I loved their ingenuity and style.

John Sasser he is the man !!!! this guy has a heart for his clients he hears their vision he…read morecommunicates it on paper delivers in high-quality prints will stay and work overtime will do whatever he needs to to make sure that his clients are happy. I've worked with John a number of different times and each time he is taking care me beyond my expectation

The Moving Link service is worthless.  We were encouraged to engage them by a real estate agent who…read moresaid it was an added service of their firm.  The Moving Link representative came out, surveyed our home to estimate the number of goods to be moved, and said she would send us multiple recommendations of qualified moving companies.  We were sent two -- count 'em, two -- moving companies that we could have found using the phone book or Yelp.  The moving company came out and did their own estimate, so that was a waste of time.  The move was the most disastrous we have ever made (and we as seniors have moved many times in our lifetimes), costing us over $25,000 dollars in lost and damaged items.  When we asked Moving Link to intervene on our behalf with the company, their response was to call the company to tell them that we were not happy and to hope the company would do something about it. Don't waste your time with Moving Link.

Moving Link was a godsend. I really don't know why anyone would move without them. My real estate…read moreagent gave me the contact and said "This is probably the most valuable information I am giving you right now." They are a "free" service (paid by the moving company) and they come in and advise you on all aspects of your move, answer any questions, etc. I was pretty overwhelmed by the process before talking to them, and they calmed me down and took over. They saved me a lot of time interviewing moving companies myself, got me the best deals they could find among the companies that they have selected based on their exacting criteria, advised me on how large a storage unit I would need for the part that was going to be stored, and gave me other invaluable advice. I haven't actually made the move yet, but so far I am happy with the moving company they selected for me and feel ready for the jump ...

The Pantry Shelf is a non profit food bank for those that are in need. Yes, in our little town of…read moreWalla Walla, with a few rich folks, there are people in need of food. I have volunteered here, and I must tell you all, as far as food banks go this one is amazing. Of course, the food is given as they have it, but during the summer/fall, our lovely farmers donate generously with fresh produce. One requirement is that the people seeking food must go to HelpLine first and get a voucher. This is not a bad thing. Those with a voucher can use it 3 times a month at various food banks around town. I cannot vouch for the other 2 food banks, but I' ve heard they give alot of canned stuff (how many cans of pumpkin can you use?) The Pantry shelf gives toilet paper and laundry detergent as it's available, as well . The Pantry Shelf ASKS if a person can use: a variety of goods they have available. If the person says no. they don't get it. Perhaps a family in need of food comes in, and the staff asks....Can you use pickled beets? and the family says no. No problem. No pickled beets for them, but they can have some green beans or peas or corn or beans. I love the way the Pantry Shelf treats each person with respect and dignity. There have been a few times when we had had some frozen chicken or hamburger. It all depends on what we have. Yes, I have volunteered, but not on a regular basis. There are decidcated people that volunteer and know many of the people by name. If you have a few spare dollars, I urge you to donate to the Pantry Shelf. Yes. there are 2 other food banks in town, The Salvation Army and another one. Neither of them give fresh produce as far as I know. I have seen the eyes light up when people are asked if they can use: Fresh tomatoes Fresh onions Fresh potatoes Fresh cherries Fresh berries or anything else fresh. Would anyone like to donate whatever is fresh from your garden? I guarantee whatever you donate will be appreciated/

Kathryn Fisher did a great job serving a document in the sleepy small town of Quincy. Everything…read morewas done immediately and with precision. I highly recommend her services for the area.

Sinclair Oil Corporation has a Dinosaur almost every year at the Macy's Flower Show. It reminds me…read morehow my father's first experience running a gas station was with Sinclair. He didn't stay at one job for long back then. Later he had a Standard Oil/Chevron Station for 25 years until he retired. That company closed all the stations with garages and went to self service gas only operations. Good thing my Dad was retirement age! I can't help but be fond of this corporation. I hope they treat their dealers well. Thanks Michael for posting a photo. It's a good company as far as I'm concerned.