We took a road trip through the South and had plans to stop for lunch in meridian, luckily we were…read morebehind schedule and ended up stopping in Laurel because they had a public library with Wi-Fi for my son to log into summer school. This is an amazing little town! We had no idea it was the focus of an HGTV show and just stumbled on it. The ladies in the library were so friendly and welcoming! The shops and restaurants on the old main Street were so charming. My wife was in love with this town!

We fell in love with Laurel!! It is a beautiful little town. We came through on Memorial Day so a…read moremajority of the places were closed. It didn't even matter because we still had so much fun walking around this gem and taking it all in. While sitting outside having lunch we had the greatest conversation with two locals. It's not every day a non-liberal from California gets to chat with two town legends. I believe one owned a chicken farm and the other was married to the meanest woman in the county. They made my day! Heck I think they made my year!! Coming from Orange County, California it is an absolute pleasure to experience a real small town with the best people on the planet! I will be back!! I will do a better job at planning and make sure I come when everything is open!! If you are on a road trip or passing through this place is worth the stop! We love you Laurel all the way from Cali!!

Having worked with Mr. Boyette twice now, I still find him to be a consummate professional. I found…read morehim to be accessible, engaging, and attentive to me as a client and handled my transaction as if it were his own. He truly makes your interest his priority. I highly recommend him!

This is our second time working with Woodland Realty. What a pleasure. The team there is…read moreexceptional and goes above and beyond to make the customer happy. I can't say enough good things about Lee Boyette and Jamie Chandler. They don't make them like these guys anymore. With Woodland Realty a hand shake is their word and they stand by it.

After having a major auto glass chain quote a huge price and then fail to show up, we turned to…read moreJones County Glass. The (much lower) quote over the phone was, to the penny, the amount we paid. No "materials fees, glass disposal fees, etc" that the big guys grab for. All of our home and auto glass needs will be served by this great little local company.

My key broke in my ignition on my old truck. Micheal picked up the phone at 10pm on a Sunday to…read morehelp work through my issue and scheduled a time to come out first thing the next morning. Arrived just at the time he said he would and milled me a new key on the spot. Very clear to me he is an expert. Pricing very fair all things consider, I highly recommend this serrvice.

Micheal is great. He is a person who is prompt and great on service. He is someone who you would…read morewant if locked out need a key for a car. He is a blessing. Pricing is very fair.

I wanted a large end grain butcherblock that would last for years and that I can use for…read moreeverything. I had some idea of how to care for one . Unfortunately I didn't realize it should be throughly seasoned before use. Spacificly because mine is 3"thick. Website: " When you first receive your item, it will have a light coating of a protective, food safe oil. Each time you use the board, you should hand wash with dish soap and hot water, scrubbing to ensure any bits of food are washed off completely, then dry with a paper towel or clean dish towel. It says nothing about seasoning it before use then sealing it with board butter. Maybe I missed any specific instructions in the package? Also it should only be scraped down with a plastic scraper or scrubed with a non abrasive pad. If you are a novice, such as myself, do some research before using. All of that aside, the board is a true work of art, so beautiful I almost don't want to use it, almost. As soon as its ready for use, all nicely seasoned, out with the nasty plastic cutting boards, and out go the glass ones that ruin all my knives. Just do your homework. You will love this board. I also waited for a sale and got a pretty good deal. Its worth every penny either way.

You have to stop here if you watch HGTV Home Town with Ben and Erin. A lot of woodworking stuff…read more just beautiful wood oils and stains. T-shirts kitchen wares Large refrigerated room full of all different kinds of soda pop. Ben's workshop is there and thats were they record the segments from their TV show Hometown from. Also a shop called Big Ben's & Cones ice cream soda and Ben's own coffee called Big Ben's. There's an outdoor park like place fenced in with astroturf with table and chairs. A train track runs right next to his shop. What a fun place. The employees were very friendly and helpful.

LOOK NO FURTHER Our…read moreAC went out in mid-July near Laurel. Devan responded to my inquiry quickly and offered service the next day. He confirmed before traveling and arrived timely. I'm not an AC expert but as a techy guy I know the look and feel of a committed professional. In a short time, Devan had diagnosed the problem and even done a bit of preventive maintenance. The next day I installed a new thermostat per Devan's instructions and now for the happy ending: We're back under AC! The cost of all was far less than I knew it could be. Devan is a man of solid moral integrity who delivers reliable service and great value.