How do we say THANK YOU? For the warm reception to the generosity of your businesses that donated…read moreto Veteran's Day weekend. We were honored guests of the Homespun Bed and Breakfast, were treated to the "Branson on the Road" show, had gift certificates from Graber's Flooring and Main St.Coffee, a 15% discount at Downtown Design and Consign, gifts from Fala & Associates, Michael L Sheetz (Edward Jones), Dutch Village Market, Dr. Brian R. Topping, Veni's, Heritage House, and if there is anyone or any business we have forgotten - we apologise. We were OVERWHELMED by the generosity, the appreciation for our service and our thanks can never fully express the incredible feeling this weekend gave us. The American flags flying were just so touching - thank you for keeping the meaning of Veteran's Day important! Those who came before us and those who will come after us also appreciate it! We have NEVER received anything as incredible as this gift from Homespun Bed and Breakfast and the merchants of Nappanee. We will always keep Nappanee in our hearts and prayers! And yes, we will return!

The lapaz post office is by far my favorite from any I have ever been to in the past. Rachel is…read moreabsolutely fantastic. Super friendly, incredibly helpful if theres been an issue. I have had a couple incidents with tracking purchases online that she went above and beyond to help me figure out. Shes such a joy anytime i see her. Shes friendly and professional. Just cant say enough positive things about her and that office. Thank you for all you do for us!

There is only a little to say that has yet to be told by previous reviews. So, we were driving back…read morefrom South Bend, and the wife noticed a sign along the highway that read, Chief Menominee statue next exit. It was odd because we had recently been to the Menominee Reservation in Wisconsin last year since I've been trying to research my ancestry. We had no idea that it was in the area. It was about four miles off the exit. It was pristine and a respectful way to honor Chief Menominee. The locals have done a good job.

Southwest of Plymouth, a granite marker indicates where the start of the forced relocation march of…read morethe Potawatomi Indians began. The relocation to Kansas caused the death of 150 of the 859 people who were moved. The relocation was labeled the "Trail of Death". Back in 1909, the state approved funds for this 7 foot granite statue of Chief Menominee that rests on a pedestal on the high ground of the small park-like area set aside for the monument. The Chief was the leader who resisted the relocation, but ultimately had to yield. The statue was carved by Novelli and Calcagni from Vermont and dedicated in 1909, seventy one years after the relocation began. The actual camp of the Potawatomi Indians was about 21/2 miles to the southwest of the statue. I was unable to find why this site was selected instead. Review #3078

I grew up in Plymouth but have since moved and had not visited the library since the remodel. I…read morebrought my kids and husband today (12/27/24) and to say that I am blown away is an understatement. Cindy gave us an amazing tour and showed us everything we could use, check out, and expect to find here. The inventory is just incredible and the amenities for kids and adults alike is impressive! What an amazing resource for this community!

Very poor customer service! Recently moved to the area and still learning my way around this…read morebuilding. Asked one of the ladies who worked there to assist with a series I was interested in and the final season was unavailable. I asked if there was a way to possibly request the item from another local library "because in the town I came from we had 3 libraries and they worked collectively together." She began to argue with me on whether or not the season was complete or not! Once I reported her attitude to the front desk lady she giggled as if this was acceptable. Very displeased with the customer service and how making a new member feel ignorant for asking a simple question is acceptable. On a positive note however if you are looking for impeccable customer service ask any of the gentleman or the one young lady with glasses up front! They are absolutely pleasant and always helpful with trying to help you locate what items your looking for.

Good park Pool is clean…read more Bathrooms are eerie Fun for kids and adults Lots of stuff to do

ed to rent the old Hoosier wagon wheel provillian because our little ones could play on the…read moreplayground. I do not know who decided to tear down the old playground area and build this dumb unusable playground for little ones did not have little ones or anyone in mind. It's so unusable now you never see anyone using it. Bring back the swings and jungle gym, make it where kids will and can play on and have fun