It might be small but it has everything the larger post offices have and an AWESOME staff! So…read morehelpful and friendly!

I highly recommend this shop. I have friends and family all over the US and need to ship things…read moreseveral times a year. I've also had to make copies, and have documents and photos printed out. This shop has all the supplies you'll need for any shipping or printing job. Everyone who works there is happy and helpful and kind. I always leave feeling really well taken care of. I will avoid big box stores 100 percent of the time especially if there is a locally owned business like this one who takes such good care of me.

Been associated with them for a short time and find the location and staff to be top notch.read more

Beautiful funeral home with the kindest people working here. They did such an awesome job for my…read moregrandmas funeral! Thank you so much Presley funeral home. Everything was perfect.

Jerome was professional and friendly! I had him do some cable management since all of my ethernet…read moreand coax cables throughout my house ended up in a bundle inside my garage. It was a eye sore and a mess to say the least. He traced every ethernet cable, marked which room it was, ran sound and data through it to make sure it was in good condition, and wired and replaced each connector to either a A or B standard (look it up). After completing the ethernet cable testing, he provided and installed a 1 gigabyte 16-port network switch so each ethernet port in my house would have instant internet access. He also recommended and helped with setting up an old router into AP mode so I could use it as another access port within my house while extending the wifi signal! After the setup was complete, he showed me how to run internet speed tests and how to setup my routers if I ever needed to change anything. He easy to get along with and explained every step of his work. If he didn't remeber how to do something, he would simply look it up instead of potentially messing it up. I could tell he loves his work and I highly recommend him for all your IT needs.

Jerome is amazing! He came to our house and solved our internet issue quickly, allowing us to…read morecontinue working from home. He saved us when AT&T was going to take two weeks to send a tech. We will absolutely be using Jerome again in the future for all our tech needs.

I dropped in at Broadway Upholstery today. I had a wonderful customer experience. They were very…read moreunderstanding about my request and really helped me. I appreciate the great customer service. Both people with whom I interacted were courteous and considerate. I want to give a huge THANK YOU to Broadway Upholstery!

one star is too generous. they did not properly do the job and I am getting them redone. they had…read moremy project from January until June The lady answering phone was also very rude. Stay away

I actually like it it's clean and has parking and air conditioning with TV and seating ,, Bathroom…read moreand vending machines and coin maker .

The machines are way too expensive to sit in a hot damn building with the fans circulating wrong,…read moreno A/C, $15 for the biggest wash. $ 11.00 for an 8-load machine; $ 4.75 for a small load; $1.75 to $ 2.75 for the dryer. Ridiculous to sit and sweat your buns off to do clothes with no air inside, and overpriced machines!! Never again. Not the cleanest bathroom.

Having worked with dozens of funeral homes and their staffs over the years, there is none any…read morebetter than the staff at Hooper and Huddleston. First of all their facilities are immaculate. Many established funeral homes are slow to change facility decor, but Hooper Huddleston's beautiful Cookeville facility is warm and tastefully decorated. Their team is second to none. Fortunately they are still a family owned and managed business and their care and love for their community and the families they serve is exceptional. The HHH staff are always compassionate and respectful of family wishes and they are very professional in conducting all types of memorial services.

I couldn't recommend a better funeral home. They are all so kind and take care of every detail. I…read moreespecially enjoyed Mr Roy Tudor.

This marker stands in front of the Putnam County Courthouse and points out the person for whom the…read morecounty was named, Israel Purnam (1718-1790). The marker reads, "Putnam County, created in 1842 and re-established in 1854, was named for Major General Israel Putnam, who was commissioned on June 19, 1775 by the Continental Congress. A popular hero of the French and Indian War and the Revolutionary War. Gen. Putnam became famous for saying, "Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes," at the Battle of Bunker Hill." This is marker 2D-46 and it was erected by the Tennessee Historical Commission. Online, there is more information. Putnam fought with distinction at the Battle of Bunker Hill and also served as an officer with Rogers' Rangers during the French and Indian War. In 1762, he survived a shipwreck during the Siege of Havana British expedition against Cuba that led to the capture of Havana. Major Putnam is believed to have brought back Cuban tobacco seeds to New England, which he planted in the Hartford, Connecticut Hartford area. This reportedly resulted in the development of the renowned Connecticut shade tobacco Connecticut Wrapper. Putnam served as Washington's second in command during the Revolutionary War. Both Washington and Putnam were aggressive by nature and did not hesitate to put themselves in harm's way if that was what was called for in battle. Both were fearless or at least able to function calmly while bullets whizzed around them. Yet, each was nevertheless able to calculate risk and make decisions accordingly. Putnam County, Tennessee is one such place named for him. Others include counties in Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, New York, Ohio, and West Virginia plus the towns of Putnam in Connecticut and New York and the USS General Putnam, a Civil War tugboat as well as the USS General Putnam, a ferry boat chartered by the US Navy during World War I. [Review 20093 overall - 449 in Tennessee - 1069 of 2023.]