It was a great experience. She even provided me with a pup cup for my little dog in the car.read more

All I can say is wow! This place was chock full of fantastic items! Basically three stories of…read morethrowback goodness! Owner was very friendly and helpful! It was a fun stop on our antiquing trip!

Jenny has been awesome. My mother passed away last year. I am in San Diego and the cemetery is in…read moreHugo. A little far to get to... Jenny did flowers for me last year for her birthday. Tomorrow is the one year anniversary of her passing and Jenny is taking some flowers to the cemetery for me tomorrow. Thank you Jenny. It really means so much!

Vern's-winner of the most random shop award. Part radio shack, part movie rental business, part…read moresports supply store, part screen printing company, part office supply store, and lastly, a fishing license distributor...our reason for stopping by. My brother had dreams of catching some trout on our vacation so we ran by here due to its close proximity to the highway and our desire to avoid Denver rush hour to find one. Walking into Vern's was as entertaining as the man behind the counter. Seeing their variety of offerings and then catching a glimpse of him told us right away that this would be fun. He was talking to us about where good fishing could be found and at 78 years old, most of which seemed to have been in this area?, we believed he knew what he was talking about. He was very kind and allowed us to use the employee only restroom since he was the only employee, and helped answer an electronic question my dad had about playing iPod music in the car while he worked on the license. The prices seemed to be somewhat marked up, but not outrageous. It's easy to see that he's probably the only business in this small town to do what he does so may have a corner on the market. Everything was reasonable if put in the context that the next closest town is so far away from here. So, if you find yourself in the middle of Eastern CO and want to get a fishing license or learn a little about the area, this is your place. No real reason to stop but if you need something, this guy probably has it in stock. So try it out and be sure to talk to the gentleman behind the counter.

Make the trip down the faded main drag of Arriba Colorado and find Jodie at Legacy Lane. A great…read moreselection of fun things-- more the collectible, neat, and kitschy than high end "fine"--- at very reasonable prices. A real store run by its owner on the eastern plains.

If you are into shooting, this is a great range out east of the springs in the small town of Ramah…read more It is out there, which is its only downside. It is about 45 min to 1 hour from the springs and south denver. It is a member only range, but usually not too bad to get in as a member. Lots of land (9 pistol berms, 4 multi use and some long range rifle). Also dedicated 22, cowboy action, shotgun ranges. They have a clubhouse that they open for special events, etc.

This is such an amazing place. they have so many lanes and different weapon type ranges. Never seen…read moreso many clay pigeon throwing positions and so many lanes. Long range lanes and competition 3 gun range. A real cool 22LR range for little plinkers... Yes it is out here in the sticks but drive is nice. Course I only live 11 miles away.

I cannot begin to express how grateful I am to have this local pharmacy in our community! Ben,…read moreSusan, Andy, Adriana and Brittney are all so helpful and knowledgeable.

Calhan Store Two Stars -- One for Showing Up, One for My…read moreRestraint This really deserves one star, but I'm offering two: one for the faint hope my prescription might eventually be filled, and one for the patience it took not to mirror the energy I was given. Let's talk about Brittany -- the front counter assistant who consistently acts like customer service is a personal punishment. Every interaction feels like walking into a storm you didn't cause but are expected to apologize for. Her default expression could curdle milk, and her tone makes you feel like you've asked her to hand over a kidney rather than check on your medication. I came in recently to follow up on an inhaler requested two days ago. Brittany barely glanced at me before saying, "Can I help you?" -- the verbal equivalent of a slammed door. After giving my information, she told me they had nothing, then barked, "What are you looking for?" When I clarified, she flatly said a request was sent to my doctor. That was it. No follow-up, no compassion, no sense that she's aware she's speaking to a human being. I stayed calm, because I choose grace -- even when the person across the counter is handing out hostility like it's her signature fragrance. To management: this isn't just about slow prescriptions -- it's about the atmosphere created by the person meant to represent your business. Brittany doesn't just kill the vibe -- she embalms it. If customer care is the face of your pharmacy, you might want to consider a new mirror. Mic dropped. Prescription still pending.