I had received a beautiful Pendleton Blanket and wanted our family name embroidered…read more After calling around and finding out there were not many places that would do one item, I found Dennis at Billows. He was very kind and offered the embroidery at a reasonable price. After sharing some ideas on the phone we selected a design that worked and Dennis finished the project within 7 days. I love the design and the colors that were selected with help from Dennis. If you need something done I highly recommend Billows Embroidery! Thanks we love our personalized blanket!

They always get the job done on time and their work is quality. I would use them again and again…read moreand again

Your friendly, neighborhood print shop! I recently brought my first order to Going Places to have…read moresome team shirts printed for an upcoming event. The staff is so welcoming and positive and they made the process an absolute breeze! Not only did I get exactly what I wanted, but the project was finished in less time than expected and at the best price in town. I would definitely recommend Going Places to anyone looking to have quality custom shirts screen printed for a more than reasonable price. We will be back, for sure!

She good and she makes them fast! Would definitely recommend! I gotten quite a few items from her!read more

The website says 3 days for a design time. Took more like 2 weeks. Granted they had a family…read moreemergency but there was no notice given. Once we finalized the design and wanted to order it was suggested we pick up trials. We were told they would be ready Monday, drove in from Reno only to find they were not ready. Ordered a portion of uniforms and paid for all socks on invoice. Then was charged again on second order for socks. Once uniforms were ready we picked them up only to find that socks were missing once back home. Had to have a grandparent pick up socks one week later. We're never told the socks were men's socks and not kids socks. I understand it's a small business but there were many mistakes. We paid $77 for uniforms and most parents complained of the way they fit not being the same as the trial. The owner said it was due to excessive washing on the trials. After all we got out uniforms but I would not order from here again. Not worth the headache

Always professional, accommodating and my hats look great! Get the job done quick! Thank you Lost…read moreArt Graphics!

Uniformity of Nevada is an old-school business, locally owned and operated, located in Northtown…read morePlaza Staff graciously answered all our questions promptly Organized Disabled-friendly Has average prices Place was clean Dog-friendly Offers medical scrubs, security officer uniforms, embroidery, full service alterations, and heat press which over the years we've used all of these services a few times. I rate 'em 3 stars. According to Yelp ratings' definitions, that's "Ok". That to me is an acceptable rating of something that does day in and day out what it is there to do. It's NOT a negative review because doing day in and day out what it is there to do is NOT an easy thing to accomplish. The owner of this business likes their Freedom so they have a Military and Veterans Discount as a thank you to Veterans with a publicly disclosed daily Veterans Discount which provides resource to ensure Veterans (rare 7% of the population) and GIs (rare 1/2 of one percent of the population) opportunity to participate in American Dream Veterans and GIs' sacrifices have made possible for 100% of the population. That's what earned 'em fourth review star for going beyond what they're in in business to do with a Military and Veterans Discount. Truth is the highest virtue, but higher still is truthful living. --Sikh Guru Nanak. Something snollygoster George Santos lacks. Did what they're in business to do Did it for the price they quoted us Did it within the time they said they would Delivered what they advertise Customer service was adequate No one here offered to commit fraud to reward us, pay us or compensate us for posting 5 star reviews of this business I'll be back. For my Customer Rule is: Always patronize again a business that has treated you well AND supports Veterans and Active Duty with a publicly disclosed daily Military and Veterans Discount. March is Women's History Month and National Disability Awareness Month Born in 1913 in Smithtown, N.Y Elsie Ott attended Lenox Hill Hospital School of Nursing in New York City after completing high school. Ott joined the US Army Air Corps Army Nurse Corps in September 1941. She was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant, sent to Louisiana and Virginia USA then Karachi, India. As World War II progressed beginning September 1939, US Army Air Force Air Transport Command grew quickly into the world's biggest airline. Its routes circled the globe transporting passengers and cargo. That demonstrated the potential of global air evacuation of wounded GIs. World War II forced the US Army Air Corps to pioneer military medical care because of the quickly resulting development of air evacuations of wounded GIs. One of those pioneers was Flight Nurse 2nd Lieutenant Elsie S. Ott. She was on the first intercontinental air evacuation aka air ambulance flight. It originated from Karachi, India to evacuate wounded GIs directly to Walter Reed military hospital in Washington, D.C. Ott received her assignment to this historic flight with only 24 hours' notice. She had no flying experience and had never flown before. The only medical equipment available to her was a first aid kit. No medical professional screened the patients who were to fly with Ott, and she and a Sergeant with a medical background were the only people on board to care for patients. The military evacuation plane left Karachi, India with five wounded GIs 17 January 1943. Normally a three-month trip by ship, after stops along the way for refueling, the US Army Air Force plane reached Walter Reed military hospital nearly a week after beginning. This shortened time for medical care was life-saving to wounded GIs. Ott knew that her report on this first med evac trip would be crucial for further planning, and she immediately sat down to make notes for future med evac flights. She listed the need for oxygen, more wound-dressing supplies, more coffee and blankets. She also noted that her wearing a skirt was impractical for this kind of Duty. Two months later, Ott received US Air Medal, the first given to a woman in the US Army, for her role in the evacuation flight. The Air Medal is awarded to US and civilian personnel for single acts of heroism or meritorious achievements while participating in aerial flight and foreign military personnel in actual combat in support of operations. Required achievement is less than that required for the Distinguished Flying Cross, but must be accomplished with distinction above and beyond that expected of everyday Duty. It is not awarded for peace time sustained operational activities and flights. Ott was promoted to Captain. World War ended 2 September 1945. She was Honorably Discharged in 1946. Nearly 20 years later in 1965, Captain Ott was selected to christen a new type of air ambulance: the C-9 Nightingale.

Great selection! The lady there even took time to help me find exactly what I was looking for.read more

The whole team here is very professional, especially installing digital signage and outdoor LED…read moresigns. They have an excellent value and also install as well. We are very happy to work with this Signarama location!!

These guys made it super easy to get our job done. I appreciate the lightning fast service and easy…read moreof communication. I would ten out of ten recommend the signarama team to anyone who needs some visual media made.

Saw a server in a restaurant with an awesome mask, asked her where from and she told me Out Of My…read moreMindesigns! So I went in, picked some fabric, and left with 15! Josh really took care of us! Thanks!! So many masks!

I was in the store last Tuesday 3/29/2022. I was not looking for anything specific, just love…read morequilting. While I was in the store I met Josh, he was loading a quilt on the long arm. I purchased a long arm 1.5 years ago and have been terrified. Josh spent at least an hour talking to me and sharing some tip and tricks. Well this weekend, I came home and fired up that machine. I quilted a lap size quilt that has been loaded on the machine as long as I have had it. It didn't turn out bad for my first attempt. I can't wait to get another top constructed so I can practice some more. Josh, your customer service was amazing and you were so generous with your time and knowledge. Thank you! I will be back.

This store is light and airy and well organized. The staff is friendly and helpful. It's a great…read moreaddition to our little town and I'm happy it's here!!

Jessica is a go-getter. Great store, great selection for being a small store. She's very…read moreaccommodating. It's a new business and it will grow with time. It has a lot to offer! Check it out!