I come here quite often as it is in my my disability Scooter. I love getting out in the sun and I…read morelove going through and looking at the items that are refreshed daily. They were doing some moving around and remodeling the way the floor is laid out today. It was a little difficult to get around on my scooter. But they seem to be doing as a little disruption as possible for the customers enjoyment. I really do like come in here. The people are generally really nice. Every once in a while, they'll get a volunteer that seems to have his head work shouldn't be, but that's excusable. I still see your value in coming to this location.

the people there are very nice and they have almost everything and the prices are the best part…read morethere not just another second hand store there a community of people that helps the world thank u for all your hard work and standing above the rest

Great place! Chris is awesome and sells quality for a great value. Always a ton of different and…read moreunique items.

This is a very friendly post. People are great. The service is fast and friendly. There is no food…read morehere

A pretty friendly Legion Post. The building is big with a bar of course, video lottery, an event…read morespace upstairs, many tables and a few video games. The furniture and decor are not overly updated - but it's clean. They open at 3pm and they were busy out the gate. A couple old timers waiting at the door to enter. Drinks are cheap, staff and patrons friendly, couple TV monitors tuned to Golf or NCAA basketball. Seems like a nice community of people. They were planning on getting on a bus to go to the Casino the next day. They have a popcorn machine - and you buy it on your honor. .50 or so. I didn't see food other than small bags of chips, but I'm sure they host dinners on certain nights. One tap beer - Coors Light, but they are adding an IPA. The usual suspects for cans and bottle beers available. Most American Legion Posts are private and you must be a member or have someone "sign you in" - below their sign outside it said Public Welcome.

Great place! You never know what you're going to find! This is the first place I check when I…read moreneed anything for the house or yard.

The people here are very nice and there's always great deals to be found! I got a really nice chair…read morefor only 10 bucks. It's awesome, but I do think your starter plants are priced a little high.

Great meeting venue, bar available. If your group need a meeting place , consider the Legion .read more

New to town so my wife and I stopped in to check it out. Great place! We were treated like we'd…read morebeen there for years, almost like family. We sat at the bar and had a drink. Good drinks and fair prices. We'll be back.

A heartfelt congratulations and thank you on the 1st anniversary!!! I attended the sale on…read moreSaturday and found a well oiled machine at work! Looks like you called in the reserves and it worked. Staff kept things moving and safe. Much appreciated!!!

Lots of home project materials . Decent prices nice employees variety of materials to get your…read moreproject started

Woodstock community center is a small but comfortable place to gather. I do regular exercise…read moreclasses here. Although the room only fits 9 or 10 people, it never feels crowded. Will come back all the time.

We are ex-volunteer/client from 15 years ago and now we are owners of our own business. If it…read morewasn't for Sisters of the Road Cafe we would of gone hunger and without some services they provide. WE highly recommend Sisters of the Road Cafe to help anyone out with a hot meal and services that are needed. Thank you Sisters: Chris (Papawolff) & Karrie Coffman

Sisters of the Road was founded in 1979 as a stopping point for weary travelers to get a hot meal…read morefor low or no dollars. Today, they mostly serve the local houseless population, but anyone is welcome. All this food/drink would have been $3 ($1.25/plate plus .25 for juice and pudding) except it's free for your first time. You can also work for 15 minutes to earn a meal. I worked for an hour and they gave me $6 worth of meal vouchers. It's not vegan, but I got into town late last night and hadn't eaten anything other than peanut butter and trail mix in like 30 hours, so this gave me new life. Everyone here felt like an equal regardless of your socioeconomic status. This place is an example of how the world should operate. Also, the fettuccine was super dank. They also accept EBT and you can buy meal vouchers for $2 to give to people on the street if you prefer.