[Note: Yelp changed this page and merged my review of the Town Commons into the Town Hall…read more Technically: Carrboro Commons at Carrboro Town Hall]. The a Carrboro Town Commons, a special event space that is home to the Farmers Market, is also home to summer time concerts. After having experienced two of these events this summer, I feel like I have a pretty good feel of what you're going to get. Tickets are usually reasonably priced for these VERY crowded shows ($20 range). No outside food/drinks for shows but empty water bottles allowed (I got in a sealed water bottle too FYI). Bags are checked at the entrance where you're allowed to bring blankets but no lawn chairs (security was not very "strict", I don't think it would be difficult to bring something small in). Out of the two shows I've seen, one was an afternoon to evening [2:30-8ish] and the other was a evening start time [6-9pm]. I preferred the day show versus the night show for a couple reasons. Lines in the day were very short since a lot of people showed up closer to the header band in the evening. Re-entry was allowed during the day show, but not for the night show. The day show was in general less crowded as a hole versus the night show. Either way, make sure you read the "rules" of the show before you attend, it could very well save you some time and money. Also, not that the venue is CASH ONLY. If there's an enormous line for a product that you're dying to purchase, go to the front of the line and confirm it will still be there after 30+ people go through [this could also save some disappointment]. Overall, Carrboro Town Commons makes for a great summer time venue. There's shade under the Farmer's Market coverings and they set up water misters for those super hot summer days. Grab a group of friends and enjoy a show together.

Nice place for early voting. It was a little confusing after walking in, but I headed to the left…read moreand the ballot area was there. The volunteers were super nice. Voting was quick and easy there. There was a lot of parking available too.

I'd wager that most of the folks in the lobby at 101 City Hall Plaza are waiting to discuss their…read moreinordinately high water bill with someone. Parking is a bit of a pain but, once you find a spot (if you get desperate, just use a parking deck) and enter, take a number, and have a seat in the clean, modern seating area till your number is called. Bring a book and keep in mind that, if you come during your lunch break, you will most likely spend your entire break here, so plan accordingly. The folks who work in the water management office are nice enough, but they only kind of want to help you. In fairness, if there were a lobbyful of disgruntled customers there to argue about their bills, I might be reluctant to help them, too. My recent three visits were about attempting to bypass the $50 setup fee for our switch from a billing company to city water after our move from an apartment complex to a townhome. The water management office needs a really specific letter from your billing company to do this. It must be on letterhead and state that you have paid all of your bills on time, including the dates the service started and ended, and that you have paid your last bill. This was a challenge for me to procure, because I had been paying my bills to Vertex, a billing company, not an actual service provider, and they do not provide letters. Vertex sent me a detailed list of all the bills I've paid (on time) since we began working with them in 2004, but this was not sufficient for the City of Durham. Vertex doesn't, however, provide letters on letterhead because, again, they are just a billing company. I then got a letter, on letterhead, from the property manager at my apartment complex, but all they were willing to say was that I paid my last bill. That letter, even combined with my billing statement from the last six years, was not sufficient documentation to get out of the setup fee. That, in my opinion, is pretty lame. The City needs to have in place provisions for people like myself, who have been working with a third-party billing company for water services. All that said, it is really convenient to have auto billing---although they advise against it, so you can review your bill to make sure you don't have any leaks, etc.---so bring a voided check with you to set that up. You can also pay online if you prefer that. Bills are bimonthly, however, which is why I prefer autopay, because I'm afraid I'll forget.

The kindest and most helpful staff. Always greeted with a smile. Love this location. Plenty of…read moreparking and private lot

Friendly people, very helpful. Always have the right materials that I need to get my packages…read morewrapped. Like the variety of stamps they sell seasonally.

This place is beautiful and looks like a real nice place to work at. As a gov't employee it's nice…read moreto know that we actually have a place that looks. Ice to visitors. The facility is on full lock-down mode and can't be entered unless you have a reason to visit, but if it does open up it'd be a real nice place to go and view.

This post offices gets you in and out in no time. I've never waited a long time in line like ever…read more The employees are nice and one guy is really funny...always cracking jokes.

I live at Mebane Mill Lofts .I'm texting because I have had a stroke .I don't talk good Our trash…read moredumpster is so unsafe to go too .Trash on the ground .Slippery stuff on ground such it would best not to use my name Connie Moore 121 apt.3365146920 u can look and see what we are dealing

Named after US congressman Alexander Mebane. Apparently nicknamed "Biggest Little Town on Earth"…read more Well, that's just modest and arrogant both at the same time. The downtown Main Street has some furniture shops, cafes and local art places along with a tapas and martini bar. The outlet mall is just north of I-85.

A drizzly Saturday turned out to be the perfect time to wander around the historic Guilford County…read moreCourthouse in Greensboro because I had the whole place to myself. I was able to walk the grounds, read every monument, and ever once feel rushed. Plus parking was super easy which is always a pleasant surprise in a downtown. The courthouse itself was built in 1918 and is a Neoclassical Revival landmark designed by architect Harry Barton, who left his fingerprints all over twentieth century Greensboro with a style that leaned into symmetry, stone and that confident civic presence counties loved to project in that era. Guilford County goes back much farther than the building, formed in 1771 from parts of Rowan and Orange Counties and named for Francis North, the Earl of Guilford, father of British Prime Minister Lord North. The county seat has not always been Greensboro, but it has been since 1808 when the legislature moved it to a more central location that made sense for a growing county. Greensboro itself carries the name of Nathanael Greene, the American general whose leadership at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse helped shift momentum in the Southern campaign of the Revolutionary War. Walking the grounds in the drizzle gave everything a calm, almost reflective feel, and the monuments scattered around the property tell a surprisingly rich story if you take the time to read them. By the time I finished circling the building, the mist had settled in just enough to make the courthouse look even more dramatic against he gray sky, the kind of scene that reminds you how much history is turned into these old county seats. [Review 636 of 2026 - 4724 in North Carolina - 25817 overall]

First time getting called for jury duty, the experience was fine, nothing I hope I get called for…read moreagain. You had to report to the courthouse by 8:15. Instructions are to park in their designated parking deck is several blocks away, fortunately weather was decent for my visit, but on a rainy, cold day it's going to be a long walk. I reported to the entrance as instructed to be redirected to the other side of the building to a long security line. Once through, we just sat in a room waiting to be called, which we never were. After several hours we were released for the day. No excitement, which was fine by me, just a long morning of sitting in uncomfortable seating waiting. They could definitely invest in some more comfortable seating in my opinion

Sergeant Huggins did a great job making my daughter feel like she matters. Explain things…read morethoroughly and also not rushing us into anything. Great service and an awesome example of how the Air Force functions.