Very professional did an excellent job of repairing a broken spring. Will use in future.read more

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Very impressive looking bridge across the Ohio River on I-265! The cables and towers make for quite…read morethe sight. It does have a toll, easily handled via E-Z Pass if you have one. We were fortunate to cross without much traffic and it was smooth sailing along on our journey.

$7.73 to cross a bridge and it's not in New York City? That's super expensive! I can't even…read moreremember going over this one because it was nighttime but you can be sure that the people collecting tolls sure remember! Plus one star because it was actually super easy to make the payment. Though painful. [Review 17456 overall - 153 in Kentucky - 974 of 2022.]

This is a nice sculpture located just outside of the entrance to the Falls of the Ohio Interpretive…read moreCenter right off the water. The bronze statue depicts Meriwether Lewis and William Clark shaking hands near the Falls of Ohio where Lewis has landed in 1803. The statue also marks the area where Lewis and Clark embarked on their historic expedition of discovery. The sculpture was created by the late C.A (Carol) Grende in 2003 and stands 10 feet tall and sits on a 4-foot-tall, 16.5-ton slab of 387-million-year-old Jefferson limestone. it was originally displayed at the Southern Indiana Visitors Center for a year before being moved to its current location. Parking is available nearby, but you will have a bit of a walk or you can park by the curb in front of the statue and jump out, see what you have to see and then continue on your trip. This is a marker for a piece of local history. It is a nice sculpture with a very interesting back story. It is worth a brief stop as part of a larger trip at the Falls of Ohio and the many attractions there.

This is where the Lewis & Clark expedition all began…read more.. I had this statue on the list of things to see and do while in the area but I couldn't find the location of statue by Yelp search... so I made a page so that others could located it easier. I was only able to find it because I asked a local and they said "I think it's down the road by the Falls... go straight down that road". All I knew it was on the river somewhere but wasn't sure which side IN or KY. You can find the statue in the Falls of the Ohio State Park next to a building named Falls of the Ohio Interpretive Center over looking the falls in the background. "October 14, 1803, Merriweather Lewis came from Washington D.C. and met William Clark at the Falls of the Ohio River. When they shook hands, the Lewis and Clark Expedition began. October 26, 1803, The "Corps of Discovery" departed from Clarksville at the Falls of the Ohio on their journey to the Pacific ocean to explore the American West. November 05, 1806, returned to the Falls of the Ohio." This is a nice little piece of history right here!

Dr. Lewis is WONDERFUL. He's very friendly, relaxed, and professional. Everything you could want in…read morea caregiver. I've never been kept waiting, and can't think of a single complaint about his office either. A+!

Dr Dowden has retired but Dr Houston has taken over. Though I miss Dr Dowden a lot-he was so sweet…read moreand called me every time I had a privy done to check on me-I do like Dr Houston. Very down to earth and nice. Always on time.

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