Called and asked if they carried homecoming dresses. They said we would have to come and see. We…read morehoped there would be a good selection considering we live over an hour away. When we got there, there were 6 dresses, and we had specifically asked if they had a good selection. Would not recommend if you are looking for good service.

From the owner: At Cupid's Corner, we believe that choosing your bridal gown should be as fun and stress-free as…read morepossible, which means finding everything you need in one place. Our consultants are friendly and willing to help find your special gown.

Came right on schedule and did an excellent job. Very reasonable price as we have a longer than…read moreaverage driveway. Was flexible and willing to work with our schedule.

From the owner: Tree service, lawn care, and fertilization with weed control for you and your property the Old…read morefashioned, dependable way!

Beavers sells greeting cards and wrapping paper for a great price, and they sell lovely seasonal…read moregift decorative items. We buy the spring decoration for my Mom's gravestone from them each spring. They design attractive memorial displays, even adding, for example, the little birds that I provided. The owner and staff show wonderful small-town hospitality, helping you find what you need. And at closing time they encourage you to stay as long as you need to.

Beaver's is hard to miss if you're heading into Nekoosa - it's the shop that has all the blow-up…read morealiens hanging from the windows. We stopped by on a whim after visiting the Giant Pumpkin Festival because I haven't been to a dime store since I was a kid. They have much of what I remember from the old Ben Franklin chain - craft supplies, cheapo toys, candy, and random everyday goods. However, unlike my childhood memories, many things were crazy overpriced. A bag of plastic army men? Nine dollars. Yep. Small bunches of plastic flowers were in the $5-12 range. There were some great steals (all greeting cards were $1), but most purchases just weren't practical. Many items in the pharmacy were either expired or just about to and items were very random. I'm not familiar enough with Nekoosa to know if there are other alternatives or if this is where to get random items but it's not a bad stop on a lark. If you don't have anything in mind you might stumble across a great find, but if you have a particular mission you might come up short.