I enjoyed the Tops vs Bottoms volleyball game until that guys nuts got twisted in the net…read more.. Besides that it was the evening of a lifetime! Highly recommended!

Biscuits and gravy every Friday. Accommodations are lackluster and the staff is rude. I found the…read morecavity searches to be aggressive and unnecessary. You should probably bring extra socks as they are not provided. You are allotted one local call,there is no WiFi. I don't recommend this establishment.

These Recruiters care! They are very professional, and help you get the information you need to…read moremake a decision if the Army is a choice you want to make! You don't have to make an appointment but they do normally make appointments to ensure they have the time they need to dedicate to you. Highly recommend stopping by and possibly changing your future!

From the owner: The U.S. Army Recruiting Office in Valparaiso is your local connection to full-time and part-time…read moreopportunities with the U.S. Army and Army Reserve. Whether you're looking for career training, education benefits, or a way to serve your community, our team is here to help you explore your options—with no prior experience needed. Connect with a real recruiter, not a chatbot, and get answers about enlistment, job specialties, bonuses, and the benefits that come with becoming a Soldier. From healthcare and engineering to combat arms, technology, and logistics, we’ll help you find your fit. We offer in-person consultations, walk-ins, and virtual appointments. Have questions? Stop by to visit or call to learn more. Your future starts here.

The Marshall County Courthouse in Plymouth is a magnificent facility combining an 1876 historical…read morebuilding with an updated modern addition. The original building was designed by an architect out of Chicago, Gordon Randall. The structure is Italian Renaissance made of brick with limestone trim. The grounds are immaculate with a war honor roll at one side of the Courthouse. Directly in front of the Courthouse stand a replica of the Statue of Liberty that was erected by the Boy Scouts in the 1950's to honor forefathers. Unfortunately, no cell phones are allowed in the building, so I was unable to take photos of the beautiful interior. The security staff is not very friendly and knew of no historical information about the building. The main halls and stairs of the old Courthouse are composed of beautiful white Italian marble. The marble is pristine, in remarkable condition. The ceiling of central atrium, seen from the second floor, had a stained glass rectangular backlit light below the bell tower. The courtrooms had original woodwork and beautiful murals. Most of the seating was updated with upholstery. I could not go inside to examine the murals. The new section of the building is where most non-court activities are housed. There is free parking around the Square. I'm struggling with a rating because the building is a 5 star, but the lack of information and history, brought the experience down for me.

Every time I need help, the people who work here are SO HELPFUL! I've never had a bad experience,…read moreeither in person or on the phone. Nathan and Mike both come right to mind as being so pleasant as well as professional. Thank you!

It was quick the gentleman who took care of me very helpful, I'm applying for retirement he gave me…read morean appointment. We're doing it on the phone. He's helping me to fill out the application. Very helpful.

Walked in and the security guard immediately pointed me to the kiosk to register. My reason for…read morevisit wasn't listed (handling business for my incapacitated father) so I just clicked "other" several times and then was given a number. I came prepared for the long game, especially since I didn't have an appointment. I had my iPad, fully charged phone, and Kindle. I take my seat and start going thru some mail that I brought along and I hear my number called less than a minute after sitting down (!). I assumed it was just to clarify why I was there since I want specific at the registration kiosk. But I was helped by the sweetest lady in the world Vanessa (?). She actually handled my situation and I was out of there in 15 minutes. I would say it's a fluke or just due to the fact that the lady who helped me was super efficient but this is my 2nd time there and the first time was quick too considering I didn't have an appointment. Hats off to these guys. It's hard enough when you become the parent to your parents. Helping me navigate this process so easily is much appreciated.

I am 66 & 7 months yrs old. I have been waiting for the Medicare B for over one year. I was told…read moreyou owe money, but at the same time Social Security owed me money. So finally after a year I received a check in May of this year 2026. However, I still don't have the Medicare. At this time, I am in need of surgery. On, today, May 28th the doctor said it's pass time to remove mass and that I am in need of emergency surgery. However, went into the office again today and was told that the downtown office has my paperwork sitting there for no reason, simply have not completed my file. The Supervisor asked if he can call me tomorrow about 10:00 am. So, here we go again - waiting No Reason!!! Please help me! The worst part of this is Medicare took away my insurance I received from my employer when I turned 65, I was perfectly fine paying my own health care. SS takes away your healthcare and then miss treat you, actually killing you. My doctor says I should have had the surgery months ago. This is very serious and a matter of life and death. It could very well be to late to remove the mass. Yvonne Chism South Holland, IL

Easy parking, the wait wasn't that long. Get there early though like a quarter to 9am right before…read morethey open-unless you have a pre-scheduled appointment time.

We absolutely love this library. The Virginia M. Tutt Branch is beautiful, clean, and thoughtfully…read moredesigned, but what really makes it special is the staff. Every interaction we've had has been positive. Everyone is so friendly, patient, and genuinely helpful. As a mom, I appreciate having a place where my family feels welcome. We spend a lot of time at the library, and this branch has become one of our favorite places to visit. The selection is great, the building is lovely, and the staff consistently go above and beyond. Thank you for creating such a wonderful community space. We truly appreciate all that you do!

Am here at this library as we speak, writing my little reviews. I give this place a 5 because it is…read moreso pristine. No unemployed dirty panhandlers like at the downtown branch, and no mothers with 4 kids screaming while they are on the computer. Maybe a tad smaller then some of the other branches, but the decor is like I am in someones private book collection. Very user friendly. And is is in such a private, almost secret location, over in the corner by the gas pumps by the Meijers store on Cleveland. Be nice to yourself. Read a book everyday. Help America be smart!

The service the computer is so bad it takes forever for it to get A live person because you have…read morebeen put on hold. The whole system has to be changed never get what you need

I recently had the opportunity to accompany a friend to the BMV in Hammond, Indiana, for an address…read morechange and a CDL transfer from another state. Every person we spoke with was helpful and patient, taking the time to answer our questions and guide us through the process. Coming from the Chicago area, I was pleasantly surprised by how efficient this smaller BMV was. There was a constant, smooth flow of people in and out.

I came here to transfer a title and it was very seamless. The rep who waited on us was pleasant…read more The whole process was much less of a headache than it normally is at the DMV.