I normally don't review courthouses, but I was so impressed by Judge Greg Blair, that I just had…read moreto! Before meeting him, the only Omaha I'd ever heard of made me think of steaks and Nebraska. With all the turmoil and upheaval the world is experiencing regarding our justice systems, I am very pleased to write an honest review of my experience with a righteous judge. He is fair and still cares about people. Only God knows how much I needed to be reminded that there is still good here in this wicked world. The good is shining through those who are in it and not of it! You can read more about my experience where I was "Dismissed By A Righteous Judge", here: www.naturallybynu.com. God bless Omaha...Texas!

I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by this old courthouse. Given that Cass county is rural…read moreand not really flush with cash, I expected the place to be run down at best and most likely dilapidated. Boy, was I surprised. This old building has been recently remodeled. It's a small footprint building, so there was not tons of square space to renovate, but they did a good job on what was there. The tile and walls were in great shape. The individual rooms had been updated, including the jury room, with a nice sink and cupboard. The grand old courtroom looked refurbished when I peeked in. My attorney friend says it had been abandoned for a long time and used for storage, so it is now back to the way it looked many years ago. They even updated the county clerk's record vault. the vault doors were repainted and they look great. Everyone working here was really nice. They helped me out with my needs and got me in and out in a jiff. I wish all courthouse experiences were this good.

This is one of the finest restorations of a public building in Texas. The restoration was…read morepainstakingly planned and executed comparing blueprints and photographs of the structure over the past 150 years. A multimillion dollar grant was secured and more than a million dollars in local donations made up the difference to "Do it Right!" The historic courthouse has a rich history, researched by an enthusiastic committee to do something great for their home town and county. April 2, 1862, a company of 100 men gathered at this location to go fight with the 18th Texas Infantry, C.S.A. in the Civil War. Their mission was to keep the Union Army from taking northeast Texas. The Yankees were defeated by these men in the Red River Campaign. Another group of Union soldiers were sent from Little Rock to enter Texas from the northeast. Again the 18th prevailed, and Union forces never occupied northeast Texas.

Cute little small town library. Has two cute little older women that work there who are very…read morehelpful. Looks like the exterior could use some younger volunteers to help spruce it up. Glad they are there.

If you've ever wanted to be three places at once, this is where your multiplicitous dreams can come…read moretrue! Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas - not sure which one to visit!? Just visit all three by way of this little cement marker on the side of the road!

Very awesome place to hangout the owners are very nice people and I definitely go to this place…read moremore then 1st a month great bar to and the Owners make you feel like family been going to this place for a year now best Beer store in Louisiana that I know of they should win awards because this place is awesome Hope yall are doing good I will be there sometime this month

Friendly staff that keeps the shelves well organized. Very limited selection but they make good use…read moreof the space.