It was ok. I was in town visiting with friends. There are some unique items, but nothing that makes…read moreme want to return. The ambiance and decor is something to see. The place is styled well. However, the customer service and other stores in the block have that something this place lacks.

Driving home at the end of a girls trip and spontaneously stopped in Clayton. We popped into a few…read moreshops and this one was amazing. So many cute, fun, unique items and gifts. And the artwork for sale was just incredible. Sydni was so helpful with all of our purchases and the environment is very welcoming. Dangerously good!! I'll be back.

This class is well worth your time. Very professional, great power point presentation. Books were…read moreprovided for each student to use in class. Bruce is a excellent teacher, he makes sure you understand the different components of your firearm and how to safely use it. He is very knowledgeable not just on fire arms but ammunition and history as well. Thanks for a great class.

I've taken Larry E. CPR and first aide class and refreshers several times. He a GREAT INSTRUCTOR…read moreand well educated on his teachings. Always makes his classes a Pleasure to take.

I took the Medical 101 class and I really enjoyed myself. I feel comfortable aiding those around me…read moreif there is a small scale incident and feel confident in my CPR skills. Beyond that, I now know how to use an array of bandages, how to use a tourniquet, and how to aid those around me until help arrives. I look forward to the Medical 102 class and will take it as soon as it's available.

Western Carolina University is amazing!!…read more As I write this review I am a Junior. I love Western Carolina because ALL of the staff are really nice and respectful. The professors, janitors, student workers, peers... everyone! I have never had a professor here who was hard to deal with. Each are very unique and well experienced in what they teach. The first two years you must live on campus, which can be hard to adjust to, but in the end, gives you a great experience that will be worth the while. The campus is really beautiful and there are many things to do. The gym is really nice and it is two stories. There is a track, weight lifting equipment, treadmills and various cardio machines, a rock wall, and a basketball court which can double as a volleyball court. You can rent games or sports equipment with your cat card. Western also hosts tons of events like concerts, fairs, karaoke, etc... All of which are free to WCU students. The sporting events are also free to students because it is covered by the athletic fee. They are very cool to attend. Western Carolina is also very accessible to students and people with disabilities. We are the first school in the country to offer a University Participant program (UP), offering students with disabilities a chance to come to college for 2 years and gain college life experience. The program helps individuals to become more independent so that they can one day live on their own and have a job for themselves. The UP students are not separated from other students, rather, they are included in the mix with all other students and their classes. It's great! Let's talk tuition! Compared to other universities in North Carolina, Western is pretty cheap. We have NC promise which takes a lot off of tuition, and also, books here are free (very, very, few classes require out of pocket book fees) I have met out of state students who have come to Western because it is cheaper for them to pay out of state tuition here than it is for them to pay in state in their own states!

We took a tour of the campus. Our tour guides gave a 5 star tour. I was very impressed with their…read moreenthusiasm and knowledge of the campus. The campus is beautiful and it seems like a tight knit community. It is nestled in the beautiful mountains of NC. Schedule a tour!

One of our stops as we were out and about checking out waterfalls…read more Very nice tasting room! Great wine options and food as well. Grabbed the classic tasting. Came with 5 wines. The Soup Patch Pinot was my fav. We had table service so pick your wine and they will bring it to you. Sip back and relax!

Absolutely NOTHING we didn't enjoy…read more Had their Bold @ Beautiful wine flight ... wonderful. Had the Davis rendition of the Super Tuscan ... it was! Shared a charcuterie plate - it lacked nothing and shocked with a few spectacular items. Ordered a smoked meat tray from the (next door) smokehouse and every part of it rocked. Nuff said. Staff were very knowledgeable, and wonderfully courteous. Location is quaint and welcoming, though out-of-the-way unless you're vacationing or live in the area. But for us ... well worth the hours trek through the mountains on a hot summer's day.

Along a quiet back-country road, this historical marker stands near the Tamassee DAR School and the…read moreadjacent mission, both tucked into the wooded hills with a sense of purpose and quiet resilience. The front of the marker reads, "Tamassee DAR School, founded by the S.C. Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) in 1919, was established in an area described as "remote but accessible where the need was greatest." It has long met the needs of children and families in crisis from the southern Appalachian Mountains. The S.C. Cottage, the first building on campus, was built by volunteers." And the reverse, "At first a boarding school for girls and a day school for boys, Tamassee offers academic, vocational, and citizenship training. As a partner with the Oconee County School District, it served as an elementary and high school until 1965 and has since been an elementary school. The National Society of the DAR began funding the school in 1921 and continues to support its programs." It is marker number 37-19 and it was erected in 2009 by the Tamassee DAR School. The setting feels both grounded and intentional. An enduring testament to service, education, and community care. [Round number review 1300 in South Carolina - 1243 of 2025 - 24795 overall]