Wow! I arrived, got on the computer and got a number. Then I realized I'd forgotten my papers in…read morethe car. Back out to the car I went. Then I got in line to check in. Quickly, I was seen and had applied for a new social security card. They are so quick here. I even asked any Medicare for next year and they answered all my questions. They were so nice.

I'm very disappointed in our social security today I was on hold for 5 hours and still nobody…read morepicked up the phone, I was trying to to find out why my SSI direct deposit didn't go to my bank today,I'm 72 years old and I'm retired and my only means of any kind of money is my social security,I'm a retired from the Marine corps viet nam veteran,and I'm tempted to call jon Bozeman and let him know what happened

What a great place to spend some time for free in NW Arkansas and right on the U of A campus! The…read moregirl behind the counter was super friendly and knowledgeable! There is a small gift shop in the front and also a donation box making this a free museum. The house is small but is packed with photos, books, magazines, articles, etc. There are life size cardboard stand ups of Bill and Hillary you can have your picture taken with. It's fun to tour the home at your own pace. No one to rush you through it. The only downside was parking. The driveway is steep and the side parking area was gravel. Backing up I hit the curb because the gravel wasn't high enough to pave the way out. Other than that, if you have an hour and don't know what to do, take a tour of Bill and Hillary's house! Regardless of political affiliation, you'll have a good time!

I absolutely enjoyed my time at the Clinton House Museum. It's small enough to just enjoy for…read moreabout 30 minutes if you are interested in listening to the guide. I walked into the living room admiring the cute, humble home the Clinton's grew up in. Standing in the room where both Bill and Clinton married felt so surreal. Then as you walk throughout the house, you see how quaint the entire place is. So happy that the owners who bought the house after the Clinton's donated it to preserve it as a historical landmark. I also really loved the First Ladies garden that they have in the backyard. It has a lot of the First Ladies and their favorite flowers honoring those who have helped their husbands become great leaders for the U.S. Highly recommend checking it out if anyone is in Fayetteville. A bit aways from Bentonville, but worth going down if you are visiting Arkansas for a meeting with Wal-Mart.

This is a world-class public library. Locals are paid to entertain. The children's area and…read moreprogramming is unbeatable. Staff are trained to help you with any need. The innovation center has classes in professional level programs to produce audio, video and TV programs. Just go you won't regret it.

Excellent library; they have a coffee shop there, so you can read and have a cup of Joe at the same…read moretime!

Why has no other reviewed this yet?…read more Even if one is not a student of the university, there are ways to get access to Mullins. And, oh, boy, is it worth it. Once you figure out which floor houses your section, you can hone in and set up base. Because few students actually can read, there are spaces aplenty in which to hide away, say, with that leather-bound Wordsworth I just found that, me thinks, is old enough to have been handled by the poet himself. Anyone with any pretense to scholarly activity will call it El Dorado.

Funny, I'm giving a four-star rating to a TAX COLLECTOR! Only fair. I was treated so well that I…read morewanted to drop a review for Julie S. who is the Asst. Chief Deputy Collector. Professional, friendly, patient, helpful. Isn't that how it should be? If you are going to tax me, can't you at least be friendly about it? Unfortunately I went from this office to the Arkansas Office of Motor Vehicle. It was such a stark contrast to my experience with Julie. Jackie at the DMV needs to sign up for classes from Julie, or at least get Dale Carnegie's book How to Win Friends and Influence People. GREAT JOB Julie S!