I love this library. This has been my main library since I moved within the county and I think it's…read morepretty neat. There's many seating options like tables and cubbies. It's clean and spacious. I love the large windows and natural lighting. There's a large book selection and whenever I'd need help finding a book, people were friendly. Everytime I would swing by though, it seemed like the coffee shop wasn't in use or opened. Maybe I would just come at the wrong times, every time. For the most part, their emails and text messages would be reliable when my books had to be renewed. But for some reason, I never got a reminder like I'd always get and I received a text that my books were overdue and I had fees. I went online and couldn't renew my books or even call in because it was a holiday and the library was closed. So I called when I got the chance after the next few days (it was a holiday WEEKEND, just my luck) and I was told that sometimes patrons don't receive renewal messages. I was also told that I can renew online despite the holds but the website couldn't even let me do that because of the holds I had. So there's some misinformed workers there depending on who you talk to. If the library was consistent and had a great communication service for renewals then I'd give this place 5 stars.

My second "office" for the day was spent here and it was most pleasant. The library is quite large…read moreand comfortable. After some wandering, I was able to find a nice workspace with power outlets in a quiet area. With laptops up and running, connected to their free wifi, I did a couple of Zoom calls, send a bunch of emails and even managed to write a Yelp review or two. Fiction, non-fiction, periodicals, reference, media, this is a large library and they seem to be ready to help. They even have computers, but I think you need to be a local resident to use those. The wifi? Free for anyone to use. [Review 18850 overall - 373 in Tennessee - 2373 of 2022.]

The hospital told me to call this number to see if I should or should not go to the hospital. The…read moreguy I spoke with basically didn't care if I lived or died.

I'm old school so I am used to what I like to use an old school weight room. Cleveland Community…read moreCenter is that place I love their weight room. It reminds me of my high school days. Plus I need not pay for a gym membership. I hope it opens back up after this pandemic is over.

My daughter loves this place. The staff is really nice and my wife and I have become friends with…read morea couple of them. We all look forward to summer time so the kids can go hang out. I recommend the Community Center for kids of all ages.

Be sure to look at the items that are not permitted inside the building. Please leave those in…read moreyour car.

They are the worst post office that I have ever dealt with! My package from Amazon was reported as…read moredelivered but is either missing or stolen or never delivered! "what else you got"??? REALLY! Try using correct grammar!

The people at The United States Post Office Cleveland , TN are dedicated to getting packages and…read moremail to every customer every day! I had the opportunity to actually observe them processing and delivering. The general public has no idea what those folks deal with every single day in order to provide excellent service to everyone. In sweltering heat, freezing cold and torrential downpours they still come through. They all do their best to see that every customer gets the mail and packages to the addresses where they are supposed to go. With the high volume of pieces they process and deliver a few late deliveries would be the norm for any business. Try a little kindness folks... Try walking in their shoes a time or two. They make every effort to get everyone their mail and packages in a timely manner.

This 28-foot tall marble statue is located near downtown Cleveland and is on a median island. It…read moreis a granite obelisk topped by a sculpture of a Confederate soldier. He faces to the north. The north face of the monument is engraved with the Virginia Battle Flag and Blood-Stained Banner, and contains the words "To our known and unknown Confederate dead" on the base. The sculpture was erected by the Jefferson Davis Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in 1910. There have been petitions to remove the monument and counter-petitions to maintain the monument. For now, it remains. As for the monument itself, it needs a good cleaning. Due to the proximity to the traffic, it's stained and corroded. Adjacent to it is a second monument that was erected in 1890 in memory of three local citizens who died in a train wreck. [Review 18849 overall - 372 in Tennessee - 2372 of 2022.]