Larry was so helpful getting my mom's address changed. I can't thank him enough! He put us on a…read more3-way call since I live several hours away from her, and he was very professional.

There is a sign up to see a representative but the line went fast and the person was fairly speedy…read moreand knowledgable

Tbh, my phone is outdated so I was having a great deal of trouble getting a PDF file printed from…read moremy phone. I'd come here in the past with the same problem and the young man in the computer area was useless, didn't even try to help me out. But thankfully there was a young lady named Melanie there today and she was incredibly helpful, friendly and patient. We got the issue quickly and easily resolved. That's what customer service at the library is supposed to look like!

Rude employees. Not welcoming to our young children. "They can't do that. You can't be that far…read morefrom her. If they rip that book you'll have to pay for it. My children are very well behaved, and we don't let them out of our sight. It seems they just don't want them there. No problem.

A lady of the name Brinna was very helpful to me today. Really enhanced my experience at the…read morelibrary!

Decor: This building has it all - a children's area, computer lab, multi-level space of all media…read morePrice: Everything is free with your library card, unless you get a late fee. All-in-all: This place has it all, from services to stuff you can physically check-out and its all FREE! Listen, Arthur the Aardvark must've had this place in mind when he released his number one hit 'Library Card' song, never heard of it? - you HAVE TO Google it! Usually when you think Public Libraries boring places with books everywhere probably come to mind. Well, this library has plenty of books, and a lot of space to store them, but wait.... THERE'S MORE! You can also check-out: Magazines, CDs, Video Games, Movies, Audio Books, and probably other things I just haven't thought to ask about just yet. It's like the Walmart of all things media.... well, its more classy than Walmart so maybe it is the Target (everything is still free though). It is hard to share this information because I know the more popular the library gets the more I may have to wait for some items but the people have to know! If you are a frequent user of RedBox, and you live in Manhattan, go ahead and give your credit card a rest because the MHK Library has a wide variety of items you can check-out for the whole family (or just yourself) and if the Library doesn't have it but you want it (hold on to your hat for this) - they will buy it, and you can get first dibs on it when it comes in! I've benefited from this feature a couple of times. This participate in the Interlibrary loan program, and have other partners that greatly improve their catalog of items to choose from. This library also offers/ provides a space for other services, like a free tax preparation during tax season. I'll wrap up this review by saying this is one of the best spots within the city, and a good space where you can see your tax paying dollars going to great use!

We are just moving and are new to the area. They were a great help in getting service transferred…read moreand set up on a new build house. Great attitude and patience! I am thankful for their service.

I received notification my package had been delivered. There was no package and when I notified the…read morePost Office they checked their gps and admitted they delivered my package to the wrong address. It has been 8 days and I still don't have my package. Not the first time this has happened. I asked the Postmaster for her supervisors contact information and she told me she didn't have one and didn't answer to anybody. I am as high as it goes (her words). They also recommended that I contact Amazon and tell them the package never arrived and they would send a new one. I can't believe they would recommend unethical behavior so they don't have to do their job. I have wasted my time, gas, and energy trying to fix their mistake. It seems there is no responsibility or accountability for USPS employees. No wonder they are broke and in the verge of bankruptcy. If I had the choice I would never use them.

So Friendly and had just the information I needed for a new family moving to town!…read moreThank you

Geary County's courthouse in Junction City is one of Kansas's great architectural showpieces. It's…read morea towering 1899 Richardsonian Romanesque landmark designed by J.C. Holland and built of locally quarried magnesium limestone, crowned with a six-story square tower that makes the whole structure look both monumental and incredibly ornate. Geary County itself was formed in 1855 as Davis County and renamed in 1889 for John W. Geary, a territorial governor. Junction City has been the county seat since 1860 after brief stints in Riley City and Ashland. Do not miss the courthouse's distinctive rear arch. The Romanesque entrance on the south facade is an intentionally dramatic, oversized stone archway that frames the recessed porch and visually anchors the tower above. It's classic Richardsonian Romanesque style, rather than a symbolic monument. [Review 783 of 2026 - 124 in Kansas - 25964 overall]