I saw a well stocked store with lamps, sofas, tables any sort of. The staff very accommodating & I…read morefound what I had been looking for right away. I will be looking to find what needs next time & I will return here again!

From the owner: Deja Vu Furnishings sells good quality used furniture, appliances, and home decor. It has new items…read moreadded daily. Prices are very reasonable! When you purchase something from the store, you are able to put it on hold for 24 hours, unless other arrangements are made with the owner. Very friendly staff and fun place to shop. With low prices, the inventory goes fast and is always changing....so be sure and check in often.

Typically I have a pretty great experience at Ace. However today I went in for black paint, I got…read morehome and it was gray. I took it back and they tried again. It was still gray. I ended up just buying an already small can of black paint. I wanted to return the paint they couldn't make black and they said they couldn't. If they couldn't get the paint black, I don't believe I should be charged. I have bought so much paint from this Aces, however after this experience I will not be returning there for paint ever again!

I was invited with a ticket to attend the Ducks Unlimited Banquet event at Keith County fair…read moregrounds in Ogallala, NE. WOW! What big turnout for this event? I would say about 300 - 400 people attended this evening. All ages from babes to active adults. A ticket for two people costs $60. This included a meal and multiple raffle tickets to win prizes. Not to mention all the sponsors who left multiple gifts on all the tables. While waiting on the food to be served, I walked around and looked at all the items listed for a silent auction. There were so many choices from color prints of animals, outdoor gear, fishing items, hunting clothes, household items, etc. Oh my, the food is ready, and the aroma is calling me in. The menu was fairly simple, with Italian roast beef, ham, scalloped potatoes, green beans, and vanilla ice cream. Not included in the ticket price were carbonated drinks, beer, and mixed drinks. The Italian roast beef had a perfect smoked flavor and cooked magnificently. The ham was so tender and juicy. Bravo to the chef who mastered this delicious meal and to the people who served the food for the evening. Now to the live auction. There were so many items to auction off. I just loved the bird calls and the people who won the bids. So much watching people have a great time and shard some laughter. All of the items were auctioned off, including some really cool shot guns and outdoor items. Last was the raffle tickets for multiple items ranging from high-end to lower end items. I won an outdoor trail camera and can't wait to use it.o coming. I'm eager to attend the next one. Thank you for a great night!

Quite possibly the hardest company to do business with. My husbands cremation went okay and they…read morewere pleasant enough at the time but getting the death certificate was a nightmare. They said oh I'm sorry we didn't sent you a proof before sending the wrong information to the state. Let me expedite an amendment. One thing after another after another. They kept saying it's somebody else's fault. It took over 2 months to get it and when it finally came in they didn't even bring it to my house. I had to drive to Julesberg to pick it up.

When I lost my husband 8 months ago I was devastated and there is so much to think about on top of…read morethe numb, dream.... like this isn't happening feelings. I would have truly been lost without the professional Help I received from Prairie Hills Funeral Home. They were so amazing to help make decisions and plan everything for us. Thank you so much for everything!!! If a loved one passes on I would recommend this funeral home to everyone in Ogallala! It's one of the hardest times in a person's life when you lose a loved one!!! Don't worry about a thing just call Prairie Hills and they will handle the rest. So your loved ones can rest in peace.... truly!

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