Barbara is always ready to help and truly does go the extra mile. There are also so many little…read moregift trinkets that you can get personalized right there when you buy it, it makes for a great personal gift store. Their prices are more than fair and if you're looking to support a small business, this is something special!

I came in to reattach an acrylic piece to my county award. The award was not purchased at this…read moreestablishment yet they still repaired it and did not charge me. Thank you Victory Trophies.

My daughter has been a student here for two years. She continues to develop her sewing skills,…read moretechnique and fashion design. She's made pillows, dresses, skirts, pants, shorts, hair scrunchies, and various styles of bags just to name a few. Some great additions to their program would be: 1. Work with students to create a sewing portfolio 2. Participate in local events allowing students to sell their creations 3. Providing a report card rating students on the various techniques as well as include areas for improvement

We entered and we were greeted warmly. I wandered over to the lawnmower section and started looking…read moreat what they had on display. After a few minutes. I asked a staff member if I could get some help to answer some of my questions. She called over another staff member and David came right over. He was ready for all my questions. I showed him the one that I was interested in and he demonstrated all of the options. He was very knowledgeable about all the mowers, and their features. I was ready for the purchase after his thorough demonstration. He initially thought the one I had in mind was out of stock and I could get the display model for a discount, but it turned out that there were 2 available in the back. Mike unboxed it, put gas and oil in it and met us out front near the car after I closed out the bill. Overall, a very good experience at the Cowan Ace Hardware.

Things have changed at this location…read more My experience was coming inside the store around 3:45pm today and finding no familiar faces. The poor experience was walking by a young lady that appeared to be in a managerial attire who murdered the old Cowan Ace approach and greeting ALL customers that are in their oncoming path. My first 30 minutes was in pursuit of a 1/4" x 38 x 1in stainless steel machine screw that never appeared. I knew that there was almost ALWAYS a sales person in plumbing as well as nuts & bolts; connectors area of the store...that never appeared. The aforementioned gal personnel never showed herself....however another lass was on the next aisle over and when I turned into that aisle still in search of my stainless steel machine screw, this lass spoke to me: "Hello.....can you help me? Do you work here?" "No mam...I don't but I'm not having any luck, but hopefully I can find what you're looking for." I offered as she was a bit upset. "I spoke to a young woman that appeared to be a manager who couldn't help me at that moment but would find someone to help me to locate this small metric bolt." I understood her frustration...I've won more than lost when it comes to looking for nuts, bolts, connectors, washer...everything I needed to bolt two separate things together over fifty years. Not today. The lack of attention by someone that appeared to be of management apparel for two customers that (a) had been in one section in the Store for 30 minutes to an hour; (b) had asked for help that never arrived. I've been ignored in bigger stores....Home Depot is prime location of ignorant types with a vest that follow through when you have one collared. Unfortunately for Cowan's Hardware....Cowans is now the same lack of customer service as Home Depot and Lowes. For many many years I've stayed out of Home Depot and Lowes because if I need someone to at least tell me what part of the store I need to be so I can look for myself....big box stores are the place to be forgotten or ignored. However I've NEVER HAD THAT EXPERIENCE AT COWANS who always had plenty of workers and sales people. I would only buy batteries at Home Depot as they were always priced right. Most anything else in the way of tools, bits, blades, common to finish nails and a huge variety of boxes of nails, screws or bolts by the pound.....and everything else that I have to replace once any of the tools needed blades and bits replaced. However those days are gone on Green Street. My plans are to put 30 minutes to drive into Loganville to a full service and well kept lumber yard and Hardware supply ACE that is grateful for my making the trip from Conyers rather than shop the local ACE stores. I left around 4:30pm and had to bid the lady I was trying to help "Good Luck" while she was still searching for what she needed after nearly an hour in the store and still not getting any assistance. I always had respect for a mom/pop location that was something my business dealt with over many years. I hated watching these places fade away...although overpriced for most items, a few extra bucks working with a small shoppe was always worth the investment to watch them stay in business vs the big box stores geared to DIYers and contractors. It was nice while it lasted but this kind of indifference is without question a death knell of a long time business serving the community for all their hardware needs.

Everything in this store belongs in your home . So many beautiful paintings, decor, things for your…read morebeloved pets and so much more. I've never gone to this store before but I'm glad I stopped by today. They have a couple of cups and other things on sale for as low as $2 right now.

A decent selection of decorative items for your home. The store isn't very large at all, but it is…read morepacked with pillows, blankets, lamps and the like. Very few things are boxed so you'll need to prepare for that. The customer service is complete trash. No one greets you upon entry, no one asks if you need any assistance. I had my arms full with items (because their "carts" are just a small basket on wheels) and an associate squeezed past me 3 times without saying a word. A manager worked overtime to avoid eye contact, and when I finally made it to the register, the cashier was having a personal conversation with a friend and only when I spoke loudly to get her attention did she turn around. I'm happy with the items I purchased, and I got a good deal I think for everything I got, but I definitely won't return simply because of how terrible the staff is from top to bottom.

The School Box, has always been the store that I purchase all of my teaching supplies and materials…read morefrom. I am purchasing new items for the new school year, and wanted to show here. I basically found everything that is needed for my class. The store has lesson plan and record books, class room decorations, in all subjects and themes. They also have a laminating machine, that the employee will laminate your posters and etc that you purchase from the store. I'm sure I'll be back soon.

The store hosts a free family event the first Saturday of every month, STEM Saturdays. We went in…read morefor the March event which was the skittles rainbow experiment. Each child was given a plate and a pack of skittles to make their own design. The woman running the experiment was clearly an experienced educator who is excellent with children. She talked to them about the reaction they would observe while walking them through the process. The plates were just small enough that each child left with an extra handful of skittles to eat. At the end, we were given an instruction sheet to use to recreate the process at home and understand the science behind it. The entire experiment probably took about 15 minutes to complete. While we waited for the set up, the children were able to play with items that the store has out to entertain children while parents shop. There's a train table and a table/chair set with activities on the table (coloring paper and crayons, and a toddler puzzle). My 3yo was almost too excited for the train table to pull away for the experiment and my 1yo was happy to take a seat and play while the older children did the experiment. About the store: I didn't get to fully explore but I saw several educational and learning games and tools that I want to go back to check out.

Location: perfect spot! It's near everything! There's a Caribou Coffee & Tea within walking…read moredistance, Ross is a door or two down, and more restaurants down the street. Parking is also a breeze. Very large lot. Customer service: The cashier, Alessandra, was really helpful and sweet! The vibe I get from the staff here is that they're really laid back. It made our shopping experience very easy. Store: They have eeeeevrrything!!! I can't believe that I've never been to this store once. If you need to do an arts & crafts project, or want to spruce up your place, come here. They also have amazing sales, so look out for that. I don't know about any other Hobby Lobby, but this one was spotless! Finding what I needed was a delight. Will I be back? Totally. Would I recommend? I already have.

I would like to thank Hobby Lobby's framing department for their great work on this piece. First…read moreshould be mentioned the high level of customer service I received from my associate. She not only took the time to explain and teach me the process of framing, but recommended this beautiful floating frame which is photographed. In an effort to revive my love for art, I am grateful for Hobby Lobby and their staff in all that they do. I would like to thank Hobby Lobby's framing department for their great work on this piece. First should be mentioned the high level of customer service I received from my associate. She not only took the time to explain and teach me the process of framing, but recommended this beautiful floating frame which is photographed. In an effort to revive my love for art, I am grateful for Hobby Lobby and their staff in all that they do.