We know the feeling.

It's the very last-minute and there's still Christmas shopping to do.

As the angel said, "Fear not." There are plenty of gifts availabe in Bluffton and in the Icon's recommendation to buy local, here's a suggested list of shopping spots

Gallery 323, 323 N. Main St.
Featuring original art by over a dozen local artists with works in painting, ceramics, fiber art, jewelry, glass, photography and sculpture. On Friday, Dec. 23, from 1 to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. or make an appointment at 419-979-9705.

Family True Value Hardware, 109 N. Main St.
Yes, Virginia, you can still buy a Bluffton Slaw cutter in Bluffton. A range of Swiss-sharp cutters are available from $9.95 to $29.95. The slaw cutters are engraved with the wording "Bluffton made." One other Bluffton-made item is a really neat hot dog roaster made by the Messinger family, priced at $4.99.

CG Pro Bikes, 127 N. Main St.
For technical gear, running socks, reflective clothing, Buff headwear, sunglasses, phone holders for running or for on the stroller, usb rechargable lights, adjustable bungees, pet baskets, insulated water bottles, drawstring backpacks. And of course, quality bicycle tools, pumps, shoes, jackets, caps, grips, trainers, trailers, and more.

 Bluffton town hall, 154 N. Main St.
Swimming pool passes for 2017 are available for: single season pass $80, and family season pass $130.

Bluffton Public Library, 145 S. Main St.
For the person who really has everything, the public library has its own book wish list. You could purchase one book or more in someone’s name and then inform the recipient of your gift. The library’s wish list is on Amazon. Click here to access the list.

Book Reviews, 123 S. Main St.
Several books by local authors are available in the “Local Author” section. You’ll find books by Joanne Niswander, Judy Clemens, Jeff Gundy, Carlin Carpenter, Elaine Summers Rich, Susan Streeter Carpenter, Ruth Unrau, Roy Henry, Robert Ramseyer and others. The “Talk in a Box” game by Stan Scott is also available.

The  Dough Hook, 117 N. Main St.
• Christmas dinner – for 8 to 10 people
Taking orders for Christmas dinners. Designed for eight to 10 persons, the dinner menu includes your choice of ham or rump roast, vegetables, noodles, salad, dinner rolls and fruit pie. $75.
• Cookie-making kit
Each kit has everything needed to bake nearly two dozen cookies. Choose from decorated sugar cookies or peanut butter blossom kits. $10 each.
• Frozen shrimp
Ready for Christmas or new year’s. Two pounds for $19.99.
• Fresh oysters
Fresh oysters are available by the pound.

Shannon Theatre, 119 S. Main St.
Purchase a book of eight (2D) movie passes for $20. These prices last through Dec. 23.

Shirley's Gourmet Popcorn Co., 117 S. Main St.
Popped in Bluffton, the shop offers 13 popcorn flavors with purchase prices from $2.50 for a small bag on up.

The Food Store, 103 S. Main St.
Try homemade jams and jellies from Belle Center, maple syrup from Probst Family Farm, Bluffton, Barger Brand Honey from Carey, cheese from Berne, Ind., or eggs and meat from Luginbill Farms, Pandora.

Common Grounds, 101 S. Main St.
You can have your Bluffton-roasted coffee and drink it, too. Common Ground coffee travel mugs area available for $14.99 or with one-pound of coffee for $24.99. There’s also an assortment of gift baskets.

Bluffton Senior Citizens Center, 132 N. Main St.
Rag rugs in an assortment of colors, range in prices from $11 to $20, homemade jewelry from $4.50 to $22, hand towels, table runners, hats, scarves, pillows, doll clothes and baby gifts are also in stock. You'll also find quilts made by Betty Moser and other members of the Center. Historic Bluffton card decks are $10 each. New this year are tablet holders and cell phone holders.

 The Black Lab Trading Co., 121 N. Main St.
Check out the Diller Farms of Gilboa lotions, salves, stress relief packs and soaps. Lil Pumpkin Seed Boutique includes creations by Sue Steiner, Anna Burkholder and Katie Kruse. You'll find ribbon hats, hair bows, scarves and helmet hats. Also available are quilted ornaments by Jean Clum, repurposed furniture by Denny Edinger, metal art by Jim Ridge, ornamental gourds by Diane Neal, folk art by Lynda Best, aprons by Lisa Herr, pottery by Linda Renee Laing and melted bottles, wooden stars and t-shirts by Mark Williams.

The Sports Warehouse, 111 N. Main St.
If you want something with a Bluffton Pirate, Cory-Rawson Hornet or Pandora-Gilboa Rocket, you are in luck. The Warehouse offers a wide range of tee shirts, hats, athletic bags and lots more.

BFR Sports & Fitness Center, 215 Snider Road
BFR Sports & Fitness offers gift certificates for memberships, indoor track passes and fitness center. Call 419-358-4150 for complete details. For example, one-month packages include: Individual – one month - $37; Family – one month - $45; Senior – one month - $25. Packages are also available for three months, six months and one year. Track only passes (unlimited use of indoor track) are also available. Recreation passes (use of gym and arena) are another option.

Chamber gift certificates
Certificates are available at Citizens National Bank. Ask one of the tellers you are interested in a certificate. The certificates are available in any denomination. There is no extra charge to purchase a certificate. The gift certificates may be used in any Bluffton business over the next 12 months. In addition, the certificates may be redeemed for cash at Citizens National Bank.

Bluffton holiday cards
Beverly Amstutz has her 16th annual Blaze of Lights greeting cards on sale at Greg's Pharmacy, 126 N. Main St.

Bluffton calendars
While supplies last, 2017 Bluffton inspirational calendars are available with the photography of Jaime Nygaard. Calendars are $20 each at Spectrum Salon, 443 N. Main St., The Black Lab, 121 N. Main St., and from [email protected]

Mennonite Home Health and Senior Services
Gift certificates for assistance with housekeeping, running errands, personal care, companionship, pet care from MHCO home care assistance. Call 419-358-7803 for more details.