This is a great catholic book store with an excellent and knowledgeable staff. Their prices are…read moregood and they carry a wide range of catholic books, metals, rosaries, and assorted fair trade items. If you are catholic and need something faith related, this is the place to come.

I have been visiting this little "gem" for the better part of a decade. It is hands down my…read morefavorite store in all of Springfield. Actually maybe my favorite store of all time. It's a great escape from the hustle and bustle of Springfield. After work I usually look forward to stopping in to just relax, browse books and admire all of the crystals, stones and gems. ( I work a few blocks from their location). I always feel I can trust in the store's advice and reputation as a Crystal shop. I enjoy the friendliness of staff and their knowledge. All of the staff members are very patient and strive to help you with every facet of your shopping experience. I absolutely love their Crystal Collection!

I love love love this shop. If i buy a braclett i get it there. They have awesome clothes and…read morepurses. A huge variety of essential oils with great choice of scents. I usually buy gifts for my family and friends there and oh yea a few things for myself. Did i mention they have awesome dream catchers of all sizes. Anyone who hasnt been there u need to check it out u will love it.

Cute and bright shop that promotes good vibes and kindness with a liberal, feminist, girl-power…read moreslant. Many locally made items such as graphic tees and soy candles with unique scents like whisky wood and warm flannel can be found here along with unique journals, sacrilegious "holy" candles, funny lapel pins, bright wrapping paper and funky socks. $16 for one pair of socks was too expensive for me, but there were other items in the store that were more reasonably priced. I always prefer to support local small businesses and this is a cute place to check out on a rainy day and the dog that greets you inside is adorable and friendly.

One of my new fav places! The owners are the nicest people ever and there's such an amazing vibe…read morethere! They have the cutest apparel and gifts. I'd highly recommend checking them out and showing them support!

We wanted to shop here for Bible carry cases, Christian fiction and birthday gifts and magazines…read more We purchased 3 out of 4 of those items. I bought a beautiful blue faux leather case and 2 new novels. My sister found plenty of gifts for her grandchildren. It's larger inside than it appears from street. They have Bibles, history books, novels, devotionals, autobiographies, children's books for all reading levels and homeschooling materials. There's also a small selection of T-shirts and coffee cups. We signed up for their discount program as we definitely intend to shop here again. The prices are reasonable and the selections are wonderful. We got a kick out of their "self checkout".

I have been shopping at Redeemed Bookstore since it's very beginnings! They have the largest…read moresection of used homeschool materials of any store in town They are also one of the last stores which take books on trade, which is a great deal if you are going to turn around and purchase your school or religious materials here. Now that they have purchased CPO - previously located across the street, they are even better. Their new materials are discounted, and the used items are rock-bottom prices. This is the place to go for church materials, Bibles, school books, pastoral materials, collectible religious materials, videos, movies and MORE! If you have not checked out the new CPO Redeemed, you are really missing out. BTW - they have most of their items listed on their website at www.cpobooks.com.

I have a son who is a big time, lifelong OU fan who also for some reason is a NFL Rams fan instead…read moreof Dallas Cowboys like the rest of us, but anyway. I'm in TX, OK and MO a lot and while in MO I wanted to get some OU stuff. Rally House was definitely the right choice. This store is very big, very organized and bountiful in sports related merchandise. For OU fans this is definitely the place for tshirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, coffee mugs, lanyards, blankets and coasters. The prices seemed very reasonable, typical for what I was expecting for a specialty store.

I have loved my Rally House purchases in the past. I bought the majority of my Christmas presents…read morethis year and always pick out something new for myself. I am finding the t-shirts and sweatshirts start to "pill up" and the first wash I don't dry any of my items from RH. Have they changed suppliers? Very disappointed for the amount I spent to have poor quality items.

i like they have a big selection of books and they have a business place in town. I really like…read moretheir selection of FFM romance books. You maybe have to get them online on their website, I don't know if they have as many in the business place in town to browse when you are there shopping. Oh my about the women anyway.

Great Barne's and Noble's. They have really good displays that change pretty often and have fun…read morethemes--i also appreciate them having displays for LGBTQ, Black History, and Lunar New Year books. They keep LGBTQ book displays up year-round and not just at Pride! They also have a banned books display all year round. I also enjoy the events they host, i've been making new friends at the k-pop meetups they host and they also hold book release parties and author signings that are great. Only complaint is i wish they still had a music section.

When I pulled up to this library I was already impressed. It's so spacious with a thought out,…read morefunctional design that makes sense for a large library. The cafe space is no longer in use by the coffee cafe but this library still has a lot going for it. There are multiple meeting/ community rooms and reading lounges. The children's library is huge and every librarian that I spoke with was so helpful and nice. Desks, tables and armchairs are all over the place. It's wonderful here.

My visit started out fine. A kind employee helped me locate a pencil sharpener. However, around…read more4:30 pm today, an EMS crew with a stretcher hovered around a woman sitting at a computer. She hadn't been bothering anyone, making sounds, or causing any issues. She was just sitting there. They proceeded to ask her questions about how she was feeling, what day it was, etc. She was talking coherently but the three EMS employees and a library employee had her circled for at least 15 minutes after taking her vitals and wouldn't leave her alone. Obviously I don't know what happened. But I saw them wheel her into the ambulance. Beware if you're having an off day, or act a little eccentric. You may end up taking a thousands-of-dollars little ride if you don't answer questions to someone else's liking. Disturbing and uncalled for.