I had brought in one laptop, and it was ruined by my fault. Kelly helped me ordered a new computer…read moreand really listened to my concerns. It took a week to arrive, but I was still excited. Unfortunately, I have something called laptop-gnomes and yes. I burned the motherboard on that beautiful machine a second time. I was too emotional to speak but my husband worked with her and after a short wait, new computer. They really listen, help and act like true professionals. No one will ever work on my gnome-ridden laptops but Matt's Computer & WiFi

Fast, friendly, and fair prices! My computer and WiFi were fixed in no time. I highly recommend!read more

A new store has arrived! Exactly what this town has needed…read morefor quite some: An all-in-one shipping center. First of all, the young lady at the counter was polite and very patient as I was attempting to mail several packages across the US. She helped us box the car seat and found the last expensive way to ship. She did the same with all the other packages. It really takes the guessing out when you can look at the screen and see prices for USPS, UPS, FEDEX and even DHL. I also met the owner of the store, Ann, who was one of the nicest humans I had ever met. She came out of her office to help us with the packages. And, like the young lady, she was also very patient and understanding while I tried to decide which was the best way to ship a car seat to NY! In addition to shipping within the US, they can also ship internationally. There is a very organized section where you can buy shipping supplies from boxes, to tape to bubble wrap. There is a computer you can rent time to use in store. They can bind your papers, books, or handbooks. The store can also print documents in color or black and white. There is also a notary on site! The store is very clean and organized very well. Again, unlike the post office or UPS store, which can only ship one way through their service, this is a place that has pickups for any method you decide. And, like I stated earlier, the best part is the welcoming atmosphere with polite, courteous and caring people ready to help you with all your packaging needs. I highly recommend and will be a frequent customer.

I have been taking items here for a few years. Val has a great supply of leather items for bikers…read morelike vests, chaps, jackets and other accessories. She will sew patches on, make alterations and do repairs. She has "saved" several items of mine - a vest needing a new zipper, purse that needed stitched up etc. She is a skilled seamstress and takes pride in her work - Her charges for repairs, patches etc are very reasonable and her prices are competitive with anyone else in the area. But, she is always, always busy, so be patient when you take your items there for alterations - she does the job right the first time, but it may take a little while for your item(s) to get done.

Better schedule of business hours I drove all the way over there from about 50 miles away only to…read morefind that they were closed

Great helpful people. Let me use their parking lot to make some serious truck repairs, and then…read morecleaned up my mess for me.

They really seem to keep the highest quality parts, as far as the chain stores go. They have more…read moreMotorcraft Parts than most, and they cut brake drums and rotors. Why buy brake pads and shoes from parts stores that cant do that??? Go to O'reillys!

Rose's is a good place to find a deal. They have tons of bedding and other household items for…read morecheap. Just beware of subpar quality with some items. The clothing section, especially for little children, leaves something to be desired. They do have fun knick-knacks and you can find cute home decor if you look through the shelves. If you like a bargain hunt, this place is for you! I have had problems with their card reader taking my debit card (twice now), so I always have cash on standby when I shop there.

So Yelp told me there was a RadioShack here. I was hyped. I wanted to relive the glory days--buy a…read morephone charger, maybe a laser pointer, or just sniff that nostalgic smell of dusty electronics. But when I showed up... it was definitely not a RadioShack. It was just a suspiciously quiet store selling one single type of product. No customers. No employees. Just... stillness. Like a liminal space where time and capitalism go to die. No tech. No wires. No soul. Just row after row of overpriced items and the kind of quiet that makes you think someone's watching you through a tiny camera hidden in a lamp. I whispered "RadioShack?" and the walls creaked. A single flyer fluttered off the counter. I left immediately. If you're looking for HDMI cords, don't bother. If you're looking to accidentally get caught in a federal investigation, though? This might be your place.