Excellent experience twice. The owner has cut my dogs nails both times. My dog is very anxious and…read morecries out when she has them done, even if I do it. The owner was so good with her. Talked to her sweet the whole time. Distracted her, and after it was done my dog was happy. She wasn't afraid or shaking like she's been at other places. A nail trim is only $12 and you can drop by anytime. Be sure you bring cash!!

I arrived at 6:40 am, a sign on the door says "sorry we are full for the day"... how is that…read morepossible 20 minutes before you open? I thought the sign may have been left from yesterday so waited until 7:10 but no one arrived for 7 am opening. Review edited: thanks for your reply Jackie! Please consider updating your website to reflect accurate hours of operation. I have brought several pets to Unleashed over the years & have always been pleased with grooming services and affordable pricing.

I have had my machine serviced there several times. Theyhave been friendly. Any questions I had…read morethey had answers for them. I don't know where the negative is coming from .

I can not say enough great things about the people at B Sew Inn! I bought a Baby Lock machine from…read morethem a few months ago and absolutely love it! Had a strange issue that Baby Lock customer service had never encountered - even their tech support people were stumped. They suggested taking it back to my retailer, so a quick call to B Sew Inn and they agreed to have their technician look at it today (Friday afternoon!) so I ran over there. By the time I got there, the sales people had discussed my issue, and already pre-diagnosed the problem. They had me up and running in no time at all, and I still have the whole weekend to finish my project, which has a hard deadline of next Tuesday! This kind of product knowledge is the reason to buy from B Sew Inn. They stand behind their products because they KNOW their products. It is never just lip service. People say customer service is dead? Not at B Sew Inn!

they cancel my BLS class last minute. Very unfair…read more...................................................... I won't trust This company again .............

I certainly would not recommend. Tried reaching out to set up a class and give them ongoing…read morebusiness. COO, Dan Koziol, promised to call back several times and never did. Multiple emails and calls to other staff have not been returned as well. Totally unprofessional and zero customer service.

Great people, great service. This business is awesome and their customer service is top tier. They…read morework with you through everything. Thank you so much!

From the owner: * 40 Years Combined Experience*Friendly Staff-Willing to Work with Your Schedule* State License *…read moreCertified

This is a large seasonal aquatics facility on the grounds of Will Rogers Park. Open from Memorial…read moreDay/Labor Day. You can purchase daily admission or a yearly passes depending on your usage. They have large pools, wading pools, splash pads, plenty of shaded areas(it does get hot here) as well as concession stands. Looks like a great place for summer fun.

For the past 17+ years, WRFAC has been a wonderful pastime for our family. Unlike some other public…read morepools in the metro area, the staff at Will Rogers have always worked to ensure that everyone feels welcomed (no matter who you are), is safe, and has fun in a healthy summertime recreation environment. The lifeguards and staff are balanced in their approach to patrons to make sure these priorities are at a forefront. Many, many fond memories were built with my family at this pool and still continue today. I'm proud to have this very place as our beloved neighborhood pool.

MedNoc Training College does terrible business. They are unorganized and unprofessional. I've…read moreattempted to take 3 different certificate courses with them going back as early as January of 2025 and it's been nothing but issues the entire time. Prior to them switching their application process to online, it was a paper application. They lost my first paper application with my SSN on it and I should have discontinued business with them immediately. Unfortunately, I attempted to enroll in a phlebotomy course in September. After paying over $400 for the deposit on a Friday I was informed that I would not be able to attend clinical rotation due to my job schedule. I called and told them the following Monday and I was informed by the receptionist Michele that I would receive my refund via check in the mail within 4 weeks. Again, this was mid September. When I didn't receive my refund after Thanksgiving, I began calling them. Each time I called I was only able to speak to Michele and each time she would tell me that Joel, the man responsible for sending refunds, was never in office or he was on the phone with "state". I emailed Joel on December 3rd and I never got a response. Still, I continued to call daily. This week I decided to ask for Joel's supervisor but each time I was told both he & Joel were in meetings with "state". I asked Michele to provide me with Joel's supervisor email address and she stated she could not because "he is the president of the college". I found that weird since every other institute of higher learning I've attended, I've been able to contact the president, whether by email or scheduling an appointment. It was on this same phone call that Michele also told me that no refunds would be sent until they were signed by Joel's supervisor, Paul, the president of the school. At this point this has been ongoing for two weeks so I sent in a formal complaint to the state board of education and the BBB. Please see next post

It was after these two things were done that I called mednoc training college again but this time…read morethe call was never answered. I waited on hold for 10 minutes when my spirit told me to ask my best friend to call on three way and wouldn't you know THE CALL WAS ANSWERED ON THE FIRST RING by Michele, which confirms that they recognize my name and number (previous calls Michele would ask "is the number you are calling from the best to reach back?")I never verbally provided my number to anyone at this point. Michele tells me that Joel won't be in until later in the afternoon and that Paul was on a meeting call with state, yet again. At this time I do some detective work and locate the name of the president/Joel's supervisor (Michele didnt give me his name, just his title) as well as his email address and personal cell phone number. Fast forward to 2:31pm, I call and a male voice I had never heard answered. I say "Is this Joel?" He confirms that is who I am speaking. He immediately tells me I can come and pick the check up. Not "the check has been mailed" as it was supposed to be but I now have to inconvenience myself to physically pick the check up. I drive to mednoc campus and after a short wait Michele comes up, I tell her my name and that I am here to pick up my check. She returns with a small packet of paper and requests that I sign for the check before it can be handed to me. Why am I being required to sign for something that was originally scheduled to be mailed to me months prior? Because of my continuos issues with this "business" I take a closer look at what I am being asked to sign and notice that my refund has been deducted by over $300. I ask Michele why there is a difference in pay and she informs that Paul stated due to me dropping the class after attending for "some weeks" the refund policy in place meant that I would not receive my full refund. I immediately tell Michele to get Paul so we can discuss the difference in our understandings of my drop time compared to when I enrolled and paid for the course. Michele lets me know that Paul has already left for the day, even though he knew I was coming to collect my refund. I exit the building without signing or taking the check. I call and inform Joel of my extreme unhappiness with their institute. I searched LinkedIn and found Paul's cell phone number number and email address that had been previously denied to me. I called his cell and he didn't answer nor is the voicemail setup, so I send an email detailing my issues. He responded to my email after business hours and atttached the schools refund policy. Per the refund policy, all monies refunded would be mailed via check within 30 days; which confirms an immediate breach of contract due to me being asked to come and retrieve the check and the fact it was well over 30 days. Another thing I noticed on the refund policy Paul provided was the statement (1 Three-Day Cancellation: All monies paid by an applicant shall be refunded if requested within three days after signing an enrollment agreement and making an initial payment.) This also confirms my thought that I should be receiving a full refund because I paid for the class on a Friday and cancelled the following Monday. Nora with the state board has also reached out to Paul and requested an itemized list of what I am being charged for. If I do not hear back from her at end of business Tuesday December 16th, she has asked that I call her Wednesday. December 17th I called and spoke to Nora. She stated that mednoc provided her all 6 documents she requested. She immediately noticed that the enrollment agreement was signed on October 10th but I made payment on October 9th, which I confirmed with my bank statement. The documents also show that I called and cancelled/unenrolled the following Monday, October 13th. She will continue her investigation but states it could be until after the new year. I inform her that's unacceptable given the fact the refund was originally to be mailed to me mid November at the latest. On Friday December 19th I received an email from Paul apologizing for their mistake and information proving a full refund to the original form of payment was issued. I also received a phone call confirming this from Nora. As of Wednesday December 24th I had not received the refund and according to my bank there was no refund status to my account at all. I decided to file a dispute with my bank showing proof that the refund was promised and I received my full refund on December 28th. While the main issue was resolved after many inconveniences, I'm still left with a bad taste in my mouth about this institution and I want others to be fully aware before they decide to further their education with this school.

I am one of the advisory board members for a program here at EOC tech and I must say that I'm…read morecontinously impressed every time I come out here. Just from walking into the main entrance I was asked by various staff members rather quickly if I needed anything while I waited, how I was doing today, "oh I remember you" and coming from a guy that grew up in a small town I really appreciate that and it hits me right in the feels. For the program I help guide I know the instructor is doing great things because of the interactions I have with the students. They're polite, respectful, responsive, and intelligent. I've been doing this for a few years now and it's great to see these next generation individuals step up and fight off the social norms that can give others a bad impression of them. EOC tech is doing a great job and keep it up! I always love seeing what you're doing!

I have been incredibly impressed by not only this facility but also by the employees. It's a…read morebeautiful set-up in every department. All of the staff are courteous, kind and helpful. We couldn't have made it this far without them. Emily Gideon is an absolute rockstar!! She has made the entire process effortless! Thank you, EOC!

The class was very informative. I had a wonderful time making new connections and learning all…read moreabout phlebotomy.

From the owner: Our Phlebotomy Training & Certification Program in Oklahoma City, OK will teach you everything you…read moreneed to know to work in the field of Phlebotomy! We offer Day, Evening, and Weekend classes. Students of our Phlebotomy Schools have over a 92% pass rate on the National Phlebotomy Exam. Depending on your state, you can become a certified phlebotomist in 32-80 hours of courses. At Phlebotomy Training Specialists, we provide hands-on training to ensure that you are competent upon graduation. Become a Phlebotomist and enjoy excellent job opportunities, income, and growth potential.

Play with the light…read more Solid Light by Anthony McCall was such a fun experience. In a collaboration with the Tate Museum, the Oklahoma Contemporary Art Center has a very unique display. McCall's immersive light sculptures invite you to interact with but not touch the light. So much fun to walk through sculptural beams made of mist and projected light. This sensory experience was truly amazing. It was also a fun challenge to try to capture the images. The 2-D images on film barely scratch the surface of what you will enjoy in the Contemporary Arts Center. Ask questions to learn more. It was so interesting to hear about the installation. The center is just two floors of art. The exhibits change regularly. Parking and entry to the museum are both free. Enjoy the Solid Light.

Great space with unbelievable local art. The main exhibit when I visited was an array of masterful…read moreworks by local (or at least at one time based-in-Oklahoma) artists. I don't have enough adjectives for it! Lots of interactive pieces. The first floor was full of student art (from the adjacent studio I believe) and the third floor held a evocative exhibit, Jakian Parks: The Black Land. I wish I had had enough time to explore the grounds and the outside art. The best thing about OCAC is that it is free. (Please feel free to support this place and a $5 donation is encouraged.) I'm anxious to see what exhibits are on view the next time I'm in OKC.