Looking for a job is essential unless one is born into money. I do not fit into that category so I…read morehit up Decatur Career Center. Here's a tip and I believe this goes for any place that has such a center. Go to Joblinks.com and fill out the application on line first. This saves you valuable search time when you get there. The receptionist was greatly impressed I had already completed the app. on line, relieving her of having to give me a physical application and all the questions that clueless folk ask while filling it out. There's a fellow sitting over at a monitor computer who can interact with you as you build a resume or attempt to score a job. A star and a half off for the dude who had his cell phone on and talked loudly of his personal life while others were diligently trying to focus on job searches. Another half a star off for graffiti-strewn bathrooms with below-par appearance.

I volunteered at the ReStore back in the late 90s. It seemed better organized back them and it was…read moresmaller. Its original location was further west on University Drive. The Pratt Avenue has expanded since I volunteered there. Don't go here if you are looking for books, they do not have many at all. I didn't see many, if any, items "new in box." A lot of the various areas are roped off with "do not enter" signs and some items were marked "not for sale." I do love the ReStore mission of providing an "environmentally and socially responsible way to keep good, reusable materials out of the waste stream while providing funding for Habitat's community improvement work." I found the layout of the store confusing and the donation process awkward. They really could improve the signage regardkng this. You pull around to the back, offload your items yourself, and search for a staff person to give you a receipt. Most places just hand you a blank receipt, ReStore has you complete a paper providing your name, address, email, phone number, list of items, and sign it. While you are offloading donation items a motion detector [I assume] security camera goes off and states "you are being watched," which is a little unnerving. When I updated my rental townhouse, I found a lot of great buys in terms of lighting sconces for my rental at ReStore, all at good prices. This week, I was looking for a round table and lighting and did end up buying one fixture for $5.00. Their round table selection was lacking. This is the kind of place you will need to continuously check for items you are looking for. Do know most items are not marked with a price. They stock everything from hand sanitizer, light bulbs, old style office desks [think high school principal wooden desk back in the day], sofas, small selection of framed art, kitchen cabinets, tile, light fixtures and ceiling fans, box fans, 4 drawer filing cabinets, card tables, doors, commodes, sinks, bed frames, and more. They accept donations up to 1 hour prior to closing. The Decatur ReStore is worth a visit, too.

The donation pick up team was friendly and professional.it is nice that you can schedule a truck to…read morecome pick up items you are donating.

This business is one that no one takes pleasure in patronizing. Unfortunately it's one we'll all…read moreinevitably be customers to in some manner. The employees of Berryhill are all so nice and pleasant. Everyone truly treats you as an individual. Who happens to be walking in dark days following the passing of a loved one. They understand everyone has different needs, as we all grieve differently. These compassionate folks cater to each family and their individual wishes, within reason of course. Mr Berryhill has been in this business for a very long time. He has dedicated his life as a servant. He's a good, honest man. With honest and fair pricing. He values the families who meet with him to make preparations for saying goodbye to a loved one. Mr Berryhill works with families in order for them to honor their loved one.

I cannot highly enough recommend this funeral home. Mr. Berry and his staff provided exceptional…read moresupport and guidance when I needed it most. Mr. Berry is an incredibly kind and compassionate professional who went above and beyond to ensure everything was handled beautifully. The service was absolutely stunning, and the entire staff was wonderful. Thank you for making a difficult time so meaningful

Love this agency! Were very helpful and listened to what I wanted in a new job. Highly recommendread more

Nice people they were very helpful, understanding and gave me great resources. I am grateful.read more

Years ago I had some signage done here for work and they are great to work with!…read more Two Christmases ago I made an oversized poster for my best friend and took the print to TJs who did a fantastic job llaminating it, and edge trimming it in black. Tammy was sooooooo sweet. When I went to pick it up, she said she accidentally made an extra copy of it and she gave me the second one at no charge. I highly recommend them. Unless Allied has obtained edge trim equipment, TJs is the only place in town that offers this great service - you get an inexpensive 'frame' cut to size to fit your print. It typically comes in black, gold, and silver. Thanks Tammy, BF loves her poster and it was fun to be able to keep the "freebie" for myself!

Thank you for posting the tribute to the last 13 casualties of the Afghanistan debacle. I was…read moresupporting another vendor in the area and saw it... Although I felt horrible, I am grateful that an organization with the means to post it did so. God Bless you always.

FYI I've only been there twice thus far…read more TLDR Good service, knowledgeable, not pushy. Went in after researching what I wanted. I only planned on getting a price, but they got me bro. The offer was too good. Maybe it was the friendly staff, maybe it was the K9 employee. (it MIGHT let you pet it). They were patient and knowledgeable. I can be a bit much and ask seemingly stupid questions. The background check took a bit (not their fault) and I only made 2 errors on my spelling which they helped me fix without issue. They snuck away and mounted the optic without me getting a chance to ask. I suspect they kissed it gently goodbye given the care I saw them take. A lovely older woman brought a firearm in to clean and an old BB gun that wasn't working. They couldn't fix it , but they did recognize the value of the BB gun based on its age and condition. I didn't have time to checkout their range on this visit, but I do plan on it.

I'm not reviewing the range, just their Cerakote service. I took a little J-frame revolver. First,…read morethey said 4 to six weeks and it was more like 8. I had to call to get an update about it, and they had it done about another week later. The Cerakote came out ok but it looks like they applied it over the serial numbers then ground it back. The serial by the cylinder is completely unreadable. The serial number on the butt of the revolver still readable but now I have to remove the grips in order to see it, where before the serial was visible when you opened the cylinder. I didn't take the gun back because I have to way to prove it wasn't like that before. I don't know about the rest of their services but I can't recommend the Cerakote service.

Laughlin Service Funeral Home & Crematory was established 156 years ago. The know this business and…read moreknow it well! My family have used Laughlin for my sweet Grandmother's cremation and burial service; my beloved nephew's re-burial service from Florida to Maple Hill Cemetary when my sister and her husband relocated to Huntsville permanently and purchased grave sites for themselves at Maple Hill, and wanted their beloved son to be buried in the same area as they will be; and most recently, for my sweet Momma's cremation and burial. Somehow, there is a connection between Miss Sarah Chappell and my family, although we went to Butler High School, and I would imagine Miss Sarah went to Huntsville. My sister told me the connection, it just escapes me. Miss Sarah is knowledgeable, personable, and helpful! I met her at my nephew's reburial service. From an outsider's perspective looking in at my sister and brother-in-law's implementation of my nephew's reburial from FL to Maple Hill Cemetary in Huntsville, there were a lot of "moving parts" and logistics involved this effort! Miss Sarah was instrumental with removing nephew from his current gravesite, transporting him to Huntsville, replacing him in a new casket because the old one had deteriorated, transporting him to Maple Hill Cemetary, and then, [Phew! Thinking of all these steps, and the various laws and regulations that must be adhered to is wearing me out!] successfully holding a re-burial service for him, and likely, she and her team helped with sister's selection of his beautiful tombstone marker and its install! Miss Sarah and team pulled this entire effort off without a hitch, always remaining sensitive to the emotions and the gravity of this unusual circumstance. Fun local trivia: It was fun to see former Mayor Loretta Spencer was a former co-owner of Laughlin and is now shown on their website as being Secretary/Treasurer of Laughlin Service Funeral Home & Crematory. It was also interesting to see how the funeral home served our community with numerous grants they gifted to local non-profits in honor of their 150th year in business. The Laughlin grants totaled 54,620.50!!! Well done, Laughlin! A lot of back work goes into gifting those grants! Although it is not something we look forward to, I know Laughlin Service Funeral Home & Crematory will always be ready, willing, and able with the utmost professionalism to help out in any way that my family or I need. Thanks Laughlin!

John Michael helped us with pre arrangements. He was super friendly, knowledgeable and made the…read moreprocess go quickly and very smoothly. We are so thankful we chose this route and had a very pleasant experience.