I love little hometown post offices and this one fits the bill!…read more No long line to wait in? Check! Friendly neighbors chatting you up? Check! Efficient, helpful service? Check! Good deals and various options? Check! Granted it's not really convenient unless you happen to be stopping by the outlet mall, which I was, so bonus! Lots of parking. Full service. You can't go wrong if you're in that area! Send out some packages for no reason or han written cards or postcards. You know you want to! Party like it's 1899!

Was super fast but the lady working I don't think made eye contact with me the entire time and…read moredidn't say a word, which was pretty rude I thought.

A joke of a library. A zoo is much quieter than this so called library. No quiet room. Children…read morerunning amok. There is one room which is always reserved by old ladies for some worthless meetings. Going there is a complete waste of time.

We drove up to Rogers for an especially good and appealing kids program. Definitely worth it…read more I'm a city kid, so Rogers is not my type of town...but this is my type of library. While my kid spent an hour drawing, I spent an hour chatting with other library visitors in this lovely little library. I talked to two librarians who were very welcoming. I found several exciting things to borrow. Good job Rogers. (PS -- anyone know what this building was pre library? Its such an odd shape)

Excellent adventure for children, especially in fall…read more We went with our homeschooling co-op. Was a great opportunity to showcase bits and pieces of historical farm life. They have some beautiful livestock, and overall a scenic farm. My advice -- (1) be sure to bring a stroller with nice, large wheels so that you can pass through some rocky trails and long grass. (2) bring some food and a picnic blanket. This farm is the perfect place for a family picnic, and (3) bring lots of water. There is a beautiful trail that you'll want to take advantage

I came here for a special event called Tour De Farm, which is a farm to table picnic. The concept…read moreis simple, you eat on the farm a meal which is prepared only from ingredients from the farm. A 3 year old pig was the special guest of honor for the day and she played an important role in most of the dishes. Tour guides from the historical society dressed in time period costumes to give the tours which really gave the whole thing a special ambiance. They also had a horse drawn trolley to take guest around and show them the vast acres of farm land. Animals from pigs, cows, chickens and horses where all there and what makes this farm so special is it is purely educational. No food is sold from here, it is only used to teach people about farming so if you want to experience a farm go to the website find out more about how to take a tour. It's inexpensive, pretty close to the city and great for kids!

Small post office but friendly staff. Was able to get in and out fast. No self service kiosk as…read morethey are too small. The location had some greeting cards for sale too. Plenty of parking out front. I'd recommend as it's located at the end of a strip mall that had other shopping.

Greta! Small bar. The bartender was a little busy with our party bus, but she was awesome! Kept…read moreup with us very well. I would stop again if I was in that area.

Been to the lodge several times now, great place to visit when in the area. The staff is friendly,…read morethe burgers are good, the pizza is great. Just stay away from Marissa, she can be moody! ;)