This is an older courthouse and doesn't appear to be updated... appears that they have added on to…read moreit in the back so that they have ample room for the Clerk of Court office... This courthouse is truly a maze and if you walk in the main door which fronts on Iowa Street then be prepared for a maze if you're looking for the Clerk's office and some of the courtrooms... My suggestion to navigate this building a little more easily is to go to Iowa Street then turn on South Magnolia and go to back of courthouse and enter thru a more open entrance that puts you right by the Clerk's office and navigation will be much more manageable... ample parking in the back plus they have a gravel lot you can use plus another gravel lot off of Iowa Street. Haven't had the opportunity to check out the courtrooms themselves but when I do I'll add a postscript PS Coming in the back way, yeah I said it, puts you right by Courtrooms #s 1 & 2. Gotta do the metal detector dance to get into either of these rooms so I figure they're mainly used to handle the criminal element.... to get to Courtroom #3, which I was in recently, you work the rat maze backwards to the front doors.... smallish courtroom but it has aged nicely... the funny thing is the spectator benches look uncomfortable as hell but oddly they are extremely comfy

I recently visited our local hometown library in Covington with my grandsons. This location…read morefeatures a bright contemporary decor, a helpful and knowledgeable staff, fine meeting rooms, and an adequate collection of books and materials. Good programs are also offered for both kids and adults. What more could you ask?

Smaller, intimate/cozy public library that has great staff! Welcoming encounter today with library…read morestaff-even though they were doing kids crafts today! Way to represent Librarians!

Located next to the Town Hall of Springfield, this marker points out some of the Colonial…read moresettlement of the area and activities prior to the Civil War. The marker has the same text on both sides and reads, "Springfield's Roel in West Florida Revolution. Situation on El Camino Real (King's Highway), now Louisiana Highway 22, during Spanish reign (1783-1810). Site of stockade or small fort. In 1810 revolt against Spain, residents led by William Cooper remained loyal to Spanish authority. However, rebels led by General Philemon Thomas prevailed at Baton Rouge with help of 44 grenadiers from Springfield under command of Colonel John B. Ballinger. They helped capture the Spanish Fort there on September 23, 1810." The marker is in the student parking lot of the high school. [Review 17356 overall - 69 in Louisiana - 874 of 2022.]

In all my years of having things shipped to me, USPS has consistently been the worst carrier. This…read morerecent experience with the Madisonville USPS office just confirms it. I paid for Priority Express--the fastest and most expensive option--and my package has been sitting in their facility for over 6 days with zero movement, no explanation, and no updates. Trying to call them is just as bad. I used the number from the official USPS website, and after the automated message, someone picks up the phone and asks me to "enter an access code," then hangs up after 10 seconds. That's not support--it's pure dysfunction. I've lost time, I've lost money, and I've completely lost confidence in USPS. Go with UPS or FedEx if you actually want your package to arrive on time and to be treated like a customer.

Skip the ridiculously long line at the Mandeville post office! This tiny little treasure in…read moreMadisonville is perfect to run in and get the job done! It's an old facility and has the feel of a neighborhood business. Parking is a breeze and P.O. boxes are also available. Bonus: No briefcase bomb scares!

The libraries are run down and aged. They have poir reference materials and the book selection is…read morepoor. The record keeping is abysmal. They wanted me to pay for two books I returned five years ago. These people don't even have an app for the library. The library is an example of why people in Tangipahoa are generally poorly educated. For the grammar nazis, I'm commenting in a block rant.

This library features a genealogy room. Has a collection of incredible DVD's (that can be checked…read moreout). It is a new construction that had an awesome designer. The people there are always helpful. I'm not sure what the current policy is, but some libraries can order ANY book. But with the collection (like 50+ Jordan Peterson novels), you can get any type of book there. Read to your kids. Even if they don't understand the words, it makes for kindergartners that are very literate.

Station Two servicing Goodbee and I12 from Hwy 21 west to the parish line. Quick response time…read more There for you when you need them!