I have worked with multiple instructors and Pete is the best…read more Peter Ellison maybe young compared most flight schools, but he knows how to fly anything and with ratings to back it up. He knows his avionics and equipment and his planes are well equipped. He has no problem flying his planes or you bring your own. Way too many flight schools force you to use their junk planes so they maximize billing hours. There is no one in Central Illinois that can get you any license, any rating as efficiently as he can. His focus is safety. He won't fly in bad weather and he won't force you to do risky maneuvers or anything that you arent ready to do.

Upon moving to the area, I wanted to get a checkride scheduled in 1 of the 2 Piper aircraft Allmond…read moreadvertises as available for rent. It has been 3 months of making an appt, getting postponed, and then told it would be another 6 weeks until there was an available appt to get checked out. Very disappointed. Communication from the owner has been sketchy and sporadic. It doesn't appear they want new business. Recommend you look elsewhere for your aviation needs.

The people are kind and welcoming. I've attended exercise classes and been delighted with the…read morequality of instruction. There are many weekday sessions from which to choose. The pool is clean and comfortable. I've been to many other pools that were cold upon entry. That is not the case here-I enjoyed the 45 minutes in the class and really benefited from the meditation float after the class. If you have Silver Sneaker status the membership is free. Great value!

Love and respect all the staff and the use of the pool has kept my mobile and feeling good. ! Roseread more

On Wednesday, September 23, 2026, I brought my granddaughter in for a cut and style from 12:30 PM…read moreto 4:40 PM. After over four hours, her hair was completely unfinished, poorly cut, and entirely unstyled. The supervisor simply put mousse and water in her textured hair and rushed us out because they were closing the floor by 5:00 PM. The haircut was so uneven on top and on the right side that I had to fix it myself at home so she could attend school the next day. ​Despite receiving no style, I was charged for one. The floor was disorganized, with staff playing around, throwing mirrors, and doing each other's hair without instructor supervision. When I called to request a resolution, I was told nothing could be done because our schedule didn't align with their available hours. I am requesting a refund for services charged but not rendered. If staff are not properly trained in textured or bi-racial hair care, customers deserve transparency up front.

If you are looking for a cosmetology school to attend, look elsewhere. Oehrliens used to be the…read more"go to" place; the name carried a certain level of experience and professionalism, clearly that has been thrown to the whey side. The teachers they have are experienced, have compassion, and care very much if the students succeed in cosmetology. They spend countless hours guiding the students and showing them "tricks of the trade". However, it appears there are only 2 and sometimes 3 teachers other than the owner, she however is a different subject. There was a turn around of employees, and based off the abuse, I can see why. The majority of students spend most days working on their mannequin heads, talking loudly, and laughing. As a customer it's actually quite annoying to have that kind of noise level and distractions. On several occasions the owner would override what a client and their stylist wanted, and choose what she deemed "best". Often times giving the client an entirely different cut, or not allowing them to get the chemical service they had asked for. My child was actually a student there. We spent well over $20k to have my child no longer even want to be in the cosmetology field because of the verbal abuse that was freely given by the owner and her husband. On a regular basis: there were no teachers for the classroom and groups had to be combined, students were belittled, told to get thicker skin, told they would not amount to anything, and told they would never make it in the cosmetology field, yet they would graciously take their $20+k for tuition. If there was an issue with another student, their response would be, "deal with it". There was vandalism and theft that was never addressed and ignored. The dropout rate is very high, and many of those students have to take a break, some come back to finish, but most don't return. If we were able to do it all over again I would certainly say, RUN, don't enroll. Go to Paul Mitchell, it's worth the drive.