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  1. 3121 13th St, Columbus NE 68601

    4.9 Superb 36 reviews

    “First time visit today & great boutique with helpful, personable staff! Wonderful selection of gifts, home decor, wall art, etc! Will definitely be back soon! Highly recommend visiting!”

  2. 2172 33rd Avenue, Columbus NE 68601

    4.5 Superb 127 reviews

    “I hate to admit it but I really like to shop here. When I purchase stuff at this store it's always to feed the creative side of me and the thoughtful creations I come up with always give me a feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction that aren't always a daily thing. There is nothing is rather do than create and work on something artistic that I've dreamed up and this place has everything I ever need to do my project and some things I didn't realize I needed until I run across them in the store. Another aspect I really like about Hobby Lobby is their markdowns and sales, it doesn't matter when I shop here I always find great deals.”

  3. 2917 23rd Street, Columbus NE 68601

    4.4 Superb 63 reviews

    “We loved working with Amanda for our wedding! She was so kind and took her time helping us choose exactly what we wanted. She showed us so many examples of different flowers to include, which made the whole process so easy! Everything turned out absolutely beautiful, and we got so many compliments on the flowers. We couldn’t have asked for a better florist!”

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