One World Handcrafts is a eclectic little shop on main street in North Manchester, IN. It has been…read morethere for years and I make sure to visit it every time I make it to the area every time I come out to visit relatives. One World carries a whole multitude of interesting hand-made products crafted all over the world. The biggest difference between One World and every other place you might buy from is that One World is part of a movement called Fair Trade. That is, they actually pay people in other countries a fair wage for the sweat off their brow. We always find something interesting when we visit and the staff is always great. Businesses like One World deserve to be patronized!

One world is a great place that sales items from merchants from distant countries. All products…read morecenter around the fair trade theme. My two favorite items here are the fair trade chocolate bars and the coffee. If your looking for eclectic jewelry then they have an awesome selection as well.

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.

I have used their online auction services many times and always been very happy with everything…read moreincluding picking my items up, they are very nice people and I continue still to use them.

A great local store to grab your local high school gear at or order trophies or screen print items…read more I heard about this place as a good store to buy logansport berries clothes at. There was a good selection but mostly one size being large or larger. Being smaller it was hard to find something that fit and that I liked. But I'm sure more people like their clothes baggy and wear it over things. I still found something to take home to my hometown. Great private and street parking available and the owner is so sweet and helpful when I had questions. He even recommended another local shop to buy postcards. That is just awesome. I love to shop local and these small towns are perfect to keep the money in the city and the locals pockets. I would recommend coming here for hometown needs and business awards needs. Perfect location and hometown feel. Thank you for a great experience.

They always have what I am looking for. All the staff I have encountered have been very courteous…read moreand friendly!! Always my go to store!!

They never have stock and worker is always rude, she never has s good thing to say will never spend…read moremoney again

Today was the second time I had a trunk full of donations and unexpectedly found that a different…read morelocal thrift store was closed... It was open the past two trips I made, and I read it was supposed to be open today on Google, so I didn't call ahead... That was a mistake, even though they don't answer the phone more often than they actually DO... I really didn't want to haul everything back in the house and possibly wrestle over emotions and decision making again if the items were back in my home. After a quick Google search, I found Harvesting Capabilities. I called and they were open. According to Google, they are open 10-4 M-F with the exception of holidays such as upcoming Labor Day. I didn't get a look at the entire store but stepped in the open back door to speak with a quite friendly staff member who kindly directed me to pull up to the front of the driveway on the right of the building near the garage. She was exceptionally more pleasant than the woman on the phone and the lady who helped carry one box from the vehicle to their garage. From what I saw, the inside was packed. It seemed like a semi small shop. It is adjoined with another entity which appeared to be a medical supply with the same name of which I know nothing first hand. It appears to have once been a ranch style home, possibly a duplex. Among the items outside their front garage door on this nice day, I spotted some good deals on vintage kitchen chairs. "$3" marked out with "$4" over them. They wouldn't work for me, and since I planned on only purging today, I left empty-handed. They were definitely tempting though. The garage floor was PACKED with bags and boxes of donations. I'm not sure if that was all from today alone. That'd be insane if it were, but on the other hand, since that other place is unreliable and was abruptly closed, who knows. The concern I had was that the open dumpster out back was FILLED to the top with what appeared to be clothing. Now, I don't know if there was something wrong with those items, but it's disheartening to see all of that in the trash and not used or at least recycled. It does give me pause about the fate of the items I donated. That's out of my hands now, but it has me second guessing donating to this place again. That leads me to wonder... If they discard clothing, are there other donations in the garbage? Do they recycle the bags and boxes? I can only hope that the items I gave are sold, used, and cherished by their next owner, as some of these were highly sentimental things I really struggled over letting go. I am guessing that the thrift shop sales benefit the disabled somehow from what I had a glance at here in another review, but I'm not sure. This review could have easily been a three star or higher had it not been for that sad dumpster. Yet again, the town of Peru falls short in quality and selection as far as businesses go. This area is not the pillar of environmentalism in the least. I'm hopeful but deeply disappointed. I will be forever haunted wondering if my things are in the trash now.

There's not a lot of turn over in merchandise. I can wait a month after shopping there, and go back…read moreto find the same stuff. The staff is friendly though. Especially Lilly.

A frequent girls day out when I visit my mom & sister back in Northern, Indiana. Came today and…read morefound some beautiful pieces for purchase. The unique standout about Green Oak is their numerous and gorgeous wooden furniture pieces and willingness to do custom work for their customers. Absolutely stunning home decor both new and old.

They have something for everyone! Cute place, nice drive to get there. Christmas stuff is adorable.read more

Love that this is a safe store that requires masks. They have really cool and earth friendly items.read more