Horning's Country Store — Local services in Wiconisco Township

My family and I have been going to Horning's for years. We went today for a family day out. Upon arrival at the store, there is a sign "No Masks Required." Which is their risk to themselves and employees. We accepted that and had our masks on. As we were shopping, there was a mixture of people with and without masks. We understood that was the rule at the establishment and accepted the risk as it was without comment. Upon checking out, the woman that has run the store for years, stated to the woman in front of us "Thank you for NOT wearing your mask." Again- fine, we accepted that. When it was our turn to check out, she asked where we were from, and upon saying the city, she said "That explains it." Then proceeded to tell us how masks have been "proven" to cause health issues. We did not ask for her opinion on this, nor did we give her ours. She proceeded to shame us for wearing our masks underhandedly with the Christian music playing above. Just be warned that if you wear a mask here, you may be...

Very nice store with nice things. For the second time the owner's wife has been extremley rude to me. Both times were random and non related. I live over an hour away and it's a disappointing experience to be treated this way. The first time, about a year ago, I asked a question about a product they had on the shelf. Today I was at check out and an item I had chosen didn't have a price tag. She went into a rage when the young clerk showed it to her. She then basically accused me of removing the price tag (why would I?, what purpose would that serve?). As she spat and sputtered about it, I assured her that I wanted the item and would wait for a price check. I then attempted to tell her where I had found the thing and that there was a bigger one like it. Unfortunately she hurried away from me without listening. Then from far off she "radioed" loudly to the clerk "don't let HER hold up the line". The whole experience...

What an amazing store with a huge variety of items! It is worth a trip. They have every color and kind of baking sugars and similar items for cookie decorating, plus cookie cutters. Anything you could possibly want or need for your kitchen, including really unique gadgets they have. The candy aisle alone is very impressive, as is the aisle of pasta, flour, teas, coffees, ciders, snacks, drinks, vitamins, essential oils, and even pet items. Also, I have to mention the affordable used furniture and cute holiday items they have for sale. If you're into candles, wooden signs, willow collectibles, wind chimes, mailbox decorative covers, or yard decor and flags, they have something for you, too. Seriously, it's a wonderful place to shop for...