The play house is quite small for theater type setting but what a gem of a cultural asset for the…read morearea. Although the playhouse is looking for a new larger location, my first time experience here was most enjoyable. We saw an archapelo group called IMPROMPTU who were excellent. 2 people wheeled in a small cart with popcorn and soda which I thought quite homey and mom and pop like. One gentleman held a 50 50 raffle, 1 $ a ticket for funds for the theater Parking was convenient as well as restaurants in the area. This show was $12 a ticket, a short intermission, about 11/2 hours for the entire show. Seating and lighting were adequate,. The performance made up for the plain ambience. The staff were very pleasant. I look forward to attend another show.

Very nice community playhouse, just as the title suggests, offering variety of plays along with an…read moreannual dinner theater, sometimes more. Small and intimate with seating on risers, so everyone can see the actors on stage. You are right there in the action. Actor's voices die out of their mouths due to the setting. Many of the actors spoke too softly to be heard or understood. They really need to SPEAK UP and PROJECT. Please!?!? Cute concession stand selling sodas, water, popcorn and homemade cookies. Price? One dollar each. Such a deal. Parking appears to be adequate. We arrived after dark and easily found a place. Looks like it is or was part of a school complex. Located in a hard-to-find area, so do a reconnaissance during daylight or use your GPS to find it the first time. A nice experience. Membership packages on ticket prices, senior discounts and youth tickets. Five plays are on the 2013 schedule. Been around since 1980, 30 seasons. Fun.

This is location has the worst and most expensive pricing I have ever seen at a second hand store.read more

the customer service is wonderful, ever there is so sweet. They have a lot of nice furniture for a…read morelow price, and they help those in need. What more can you ask for. They also pick up donations if you can't bring it your self. Over all this is a great place and for it to have a 1 star review upset me so I have to make my own review.

We used this school for a short period of time immediately before Covid…read more We were caring for a child who was 5 and going into kindergarten the following Fall so we needed temporary care. His teacher was nice but very soft spoken and seemed ill equipped to handle any behavior issues. We were picking him up from school almost every day because she couldn't handle him or because she thought he said something that he actually didn't. She misunderstood him frequently because his speech wasn't clear. Unfortunately, we pulled him out because we were spending more time coming to get him than he was spending at school. Although his behavioral issues weren't caused by the school, the lack of their ability to implement behavioral plans was a disappointment.

Both of my kids have soared and excelled throughout their growth, and even worked our way through…read moreCovid times with my first born. She is now reading well ahead of her age and headed to Kindergarten in the Fall. Our second is happy, social, and smart, and almost never resists at drop-off and is happy to see us at pickup. I admire the work that goes into it, the planning and the maneuvering, along with the people that are the teachers, directors, owners, mgmt., and other teachers who know my kids by name as we walk through the school. Go Goddard Go!

This library has the name "Onk's Bookstore" and it's located in front of the River Trail Elementary…read moreSchool. It's easy to spot as it is a bright Robin's egg blue with a black roof and stands on a single wood post. It would be a challenge o visit this library during school hours and especially Inside the library, two shelves that were a jumble of books today. All looked to be childrens or young adult with a copy of Robinson Crusoe and a reference book about poultry farming which seemed unusual. I opted not to tidy today. This is charter number 163292 and it has this caption, "Mamie "Onk" Prater was a teacher in the public school system in WV and SC for over 35 years. She taught science and English, but her true passion was for reading. After she retired, she often dreamed about opening up her own bookstore. This Little Free Library was built to honor her, to fulfill that dream, and to provide books to Otters visiting her "store". Psalm 46:10" [Review 49 of 2025 - 1238 in South Carolina - 23618 overall]

This was our first donation at Goodwill and we were so pleased that John P came out to meet us with…read morethe bin. It was so easy to drop off our boxes. We just wanted to acknowledge his good service!

This location is my favorite Goodwill. I feel lucky to live so close. The employees work SO hard to…read morekeep the store moving and functional. There are so many treasures and nice clothes. I have never left here empty handed! The employees are also SO kind. I go here quite often, and have interacted with most of the staff and it has always been positive.