Bottom line: This Post Office location in Lewisville is a nice one. Clean, well kept, efficient,…read moreeasy to access, plenty of parking. A refreshingly great USPS location to use! The Deets: When I visit my parents, we go to do many of our errands over in Lewisville (or if a larger trip is in order, Winston-Salem of course). Lately we've needed to stop by the Post Office in Lewisville and it's a pretty nice one. It is definitely an upgrade from the one that was in Lewisville when I was younger. There is plenty of parking at this one and it is not ever near full on my visits, plus there is a convenient drive-up mail drop off in the parking lot as well. Inside the nice brick building, there is a modern, clean, well kept service area with two staff service desks, drop off area, and plenty of PO boxes in the lobby. On my last visit, I went inside and both desks were staffed which made the three person line move very quickly while there. In a time when many reflect disappointment when making a USPS visit, I am here to say this one does the job from what I've seen.

I stopped in this afternoon to mail a couple of items. There was no line and the employee was very…read morehelpful and friendly.

Yvette is the best! Great little post office that we also allows you to get to your PO Box 24/7.read more

Lewisville is a quiet lil town with a few locally owned businesses, 2 major grocery stores and an…read moreamazing elementary school. Lewisville neighborhoods are filled with quiet friendly ppl. It's the best place to live if u want not to be bothered a quick drive to the city and a great place for kids to grow up. i feel safe walking the streets, everyone waves.....I love it here. Plus the town provides free entertainment in our town square amphitheater on weekends with movies, plays or town events. Christmas parade is a grand event where tourist come from towns afar to catch candy in the streets as locals showoff cars or promote business. It's just a wonderful wonderful place.

Lewisville is a small town. I can't imagine it's larger than fifteen people. We have a strip mall…read moreand a library. We even have a fire dept and the guys are paid. We are not as big as our sister village of Clemmons. They are the fru fru around here. But Clemmons doesn't have Friday night in the park. We have a little amphitheatre and we show movies on Friday nights. A few weeks ago we had our beach celebration (i refused to shag) with tons of sand dumped on the streets. The July 4 fireworks attract people for miles (and their trash). I miss San Francisco but I kind of have a crush on this little town. Hell I might even run for mayor.

We are new to Lewisville and my wife recently went in to get our library card. We had driven by the…read morelibrary on multiple occasions and thought it looked like a beautiful facility. My wife assured me it is just as impressive in the inside. The library has special events this summer which include the stories of three bakeries in the community: Louie and Honey's Kitchen, Ava's Cupcakes and Black Mountain Chocolate. Friday Family Films is monthly family event and they also offer Ongoing Adult Programs such as: "Hook and Loop Group" which is a monthly gathering of folks who like to knit, crochet, embroider, and such; "Yoga for Beginners" which is a free session of yoga offered both in-person or virtually; "Color & Coffee Group" allowing some coloring and socializing with the library providing coloring sheets, pencils and gel pens along with coffee and tea; "Witchy Washi Crafters" which is an in-person event where folks create chalkboards (seating is limited to 10). She also learned there are two book clubs, "Tuesday at Two" and "The Friends Book Club", which allows folks to join either in person and virtual. To say we are impressed is an understatement.

Out of all the Forsyth County libraries this one is my favorite. It's always such a pleasant…read moreexperience when I visit. I am willing to make the drive to this location out of all the other ones because of the consistency I experience here. The cleanliness of the facility, the friendliness of the staff and the multitude of offerings they have for the community are always on point. There is a wide selection of books, DVDs, plenty of computers, children's section (that is also accompanied with toys and coloring station) and many free resources. Classes and events available for all ages every week! I really feel like there is a sense of belonging here which I think is so nice!

A great upgrade from the old library across from the courthouse. Easy parking and a good magazine…read moreselection. Great reading programs for kids on weekends.

Surry County is named for Surrey County in England, which was the birthplace of Governor William…read moreTyron. It was officially formed in April 1771, carved out from Rowan County during the colonial period. The Dobson courthouse is the third to serve the county and the first after the county seat was moved to here after it was previously in Richmond and Rockford for a more central location. The building was designed by Harry Barton and Raleigh James Hughes. It features Ionic pilasters and symmetrical wings added in 1971. It reflects the Classical Revival style with a symmetrical facade that features five bays with a central entrance flanked by Ionic pilasters, all rendered in buff-colored brick that gives the structure a stately, enduring presence. In 1971, two-story wings were added to the east and west sides, expanding its capacity while maintaining architectural harmony with the original structure. The building remained in active use until the early 2000s, when the Surry County Justice Center was constructed nearby to accommodate modern court needs. The grounds feature more than just the usual monuments. There is a Sensory Garden with a bench and a gong. Yes, I rang the gong. There is a beautiful pollinator garden complete with a variety of flowering plants and native grasses. I did pluck two small lavender leaves for my wife. Sorry! She's a lavender fan and they were just so fragrant. [Review 1019 of 2025 - 4365 in North Carolina - 24573 overall]

Shine Bright is Painted Guitar that is located in Mayberry aka Mount Airy North Carolina and is…read morepart of an art series featuring other painted guitars around the historic Main Street area. This particular one isn't as vibrant as the others and fetuses a half light blue and half White guitar with the words "shine bright" on display. Overall a really fun and neat art initiative for a really fun and neat little town.

There are about 6-8 of these little painted guitars all across downtown Mayberry. We looked around…read moreand found all of them and added them on here for everyone to see. It was a fun little scavenger hunt to locate them. Its a nice colorful addition to the nice little TV town of Mayberry.