Truly Bedazzled is not new to Hobbs, NM, but their location on Central Ave is…read more The plaza where they moved to is just east of the TownePlace Suites. I never went to their old place, but when I went in today (December 5, 2024) I was impressed. Bought my first pair of Judy Blue jeans ($69) in black with a high waist. These will be perfect for winter - and so comfortable. I really wanted a green corduroy pair, but they already sold out of my size. I also purchased a gold pair of dangling earrings for New Year's Eve ($8.50). Even if I stay home with the kids, I enjoy glamming up a bit - and they love it when I do too. The employees were friendly & welcoming. They have a waxing station (see photo). Walk-ins are welcome, but sometimes not offered on some Saturdays. Prices were as follows: Brows $12 Chin $12 Lips $12 Full face $35 On Saturday, December 7, 2024, they will be having their Grand Re-Opening (photo also posted). Cute, clean store. Dressing rooms available. They are the only boutique in town that I know of that sells Bare Minerals products. Great new addition for women of all ages.

The pharmacy is playing with peoples lives and being beyond rude ! Have done business there for…read moreyears and years because it was the best in NM ! Not sure what happened but they get worse every time we go in . You're at their mercy and they know it , while taking full advantage of. Please save yourself some trouble and go anywhere but here .

Walgreens on Joe Harvey Boulevard has been good to me for the past year since moving to Hobbs…read more The pharmacy works quickly to get my & my children's prescriptions when we need them. I have probably had 80% positive or non-dramatic interactions compared to 20% negative or head-scratching moments with the pharmacy staff. This is one of the cheaper places for beer, wine & liquor. There is free, ample parking all around the lone-standing building - and it's a way nicer Walgreens than the other one in town. One of the older ladies who works the register was scanning my items not long ago and asked me if I knew which movie the song over the PA was from. The song I think was Robert & Johnny's "We Belong Together." I knew the song, but was befuddled as to the movie... She kept scanning & said it was this movie with this red car that was jealous. She talked to me like I knew her for years, but this was the first time I had ever seen her. "It had a girl's name." I smiled. "Christine?" I asked her. Her eyes lit up, "Yeah. That's it! Christine." It was a funny moment in time. If you've seen the movie, you might understand why we were laughing. Now when I see her she smiles bigger than all the times I'd seen her before. And I await the next movie/soundtrack quiz...

This pharmacy is a hot mess! Keep calling in prescription. Check to make sure is ready and then go…read morewait in line for half an hour at the window and they don't have it! If it was once in a while, okay. But it happens all the time! "Come in," they say. "We'll have it ready in 10 minutes." I don't want to go inside. I'm sick and my kids are sick! I've waited for over 30 minutes already. Have to go back later and wait in line again. Covid has improved and not as crazy but service has not!!!

This is the original Walgreens in Hobbs, NM…read more The newer one is only a few miles away at the corner of Bender Boulevard and Grimes Street. This location is worn out. It needs some renovations. The parking lot like all others in Hobbs have faded lot lines and weird entrances/exits. I've been here in a pinch, but only then. Happy Super Bowl Sunday! I'll be controversial & say go Patrick Mahomes & Christian McCaffrey! *shrugs*

I placed an order and it gave me a time for pickup and when I went to pickup, they couldn't find my…read moreorder. Finally they did,and I told them my pickup time was 6 and when I called before they picked up. They said there was 100 orders ahead of us. So I'm now having to take an extra trip back tomorrow. Because I'm not from Hobbs. 30+ min drive to Hobbs btw

Not much has changed at this smal town JCPenney since I was little…read more I found a couple of athletic hoodies for my elementary level kiddos, but just browsing through the women's section there was not anything for my taste. It was mainly geared towards older women. I know I'm supposedly "high risk" according to my OB/GYN, but dang I'm not ready to be these clothes old. The whole store from the outside to the mannequins (see my photo from 11/15/2023) is worn out. Literally! The sweate on said mannequin was falling off and had holes and tear in it! The employees and the security guard seemed nice. I'm glad the hoodies were discounted at 35% off the original price because it wouldn't be worth it to me otherwise. I'm shocked this is the Hobbs' sore, I mean, store.

It seems that JC Penney does not have a complaints service. So I will post my complaint letter to…read morethem here. It is with great concern for your business that I bring this customer complaint to your organization, as it seems that your Department Store Supervision (Denise Woods, Supervisor during my ordeal 11/22/15 6:05 PM) has no problem with showing an utter lack of concern for customer service or resolution as a tactic to ward off customer complaints. I entered the above JC Penney location maybe 15-20 minutes before closing. My wife and I continued shopping without noticing that the store had closed. My wife had about $60.00 of merchandise chosen for purchase. On two occasions I had different employees tell us in a rude manner that the store had closed (10 mins after closing). On the first occasion the employee stated, "we may not 'even' be able to pay for our purchases" (I believe hinting that we should leave the items and vacate the store). On the second occasion an employee felt the need to eavesdrop the conversation my wife and I were having about the ordeal as we walked up to the registers and felt the need to interject a reiteration of the store's closing time. Unbelieveable! I still went ahead and made the purchase but brought up my concerns. The cashiers showed very little concern for my plight, but I made the purchase anyway. The "straw" of the whole situation was that upon trying to exit the store, the doors were locked and not one of the six employees on the store floor came to help me until I asked for the manager. Well, the manager came up to the store-front with the key. I tried to bring up my concern about my treatment in the store and her response was to open the front door and reiterate the stores hours and the fact that they are posted at the front entrance. By this point I was so upset by the continued mistreatment from the staff, which included the management that I asked if I could return my items. Without blinking an eye, the manager ordered one of her employees to execute the transaction, which left me in awe of the customer service strategy I was just witnessing-save face by not caring at all. The ordeal was so upsetting to everyone that one of the employees, ironically enough, told me that if I was going to send a complaint, to inform you that they needed new computers. WOW! This situation could have been defused by a simple apology, as all I wanted was appreciation for being a customer and to be treated courteously. Instead of I got this treatment. Make of it what you will, but it will be a long time before I think about setting foot in any of your stores.