Friendly staff, plenty of brightly lit space, and great selection! The first thing I look for after…read moremoving is to find the local library and the Choctaw library is small but mighty, a wonderful community resource!

I walked in to get my library card and the front lady (i wish i remembered her name) anyways, she…read morewas very nice and helpful when i couldn't find something when i was checking out i had mentioned a book i was looking for and she took me right to it & went from out behind her desk 3 times to show me where something was and that's something i highly respect ! Thank you :)

Love love this library in the community! It's a perfect fit her on MLK and 23rd. I'm actually here…read moretoday to pick up a pass to museum of art... and it's already checked out. I asked the librarian and she was super duper helpful and located a pass at a different library. It's a great place to bring kids, have meetings and even a good meet up spot or study session.

Great local public library! Newly remodeled inside. Staff is very friendly. Good displays, books…read moreand computers.

No too helpful , was trying to donate books they said they wouldn't take them they were too old,…read morenot a bad thing imo but didn't recommend friends of the library or any other place

Small but very might library with fantastic selection of books, the sweetest librarians who go…read moreabove and beyond, and tons of relevant programming for the community. Pro tip - there's a small lake right behind the library that's perfect for a walk with a child to chase geese and ducks around!

The staff at this library are beyond awesome. A group of very sweet ladies…read more This library is clean, and well kept up. A little small but has plenty of books, computers, and a roomy event room. The library is very active in the community, putting on free lapsit classes, story time, craft classes, and readings. I personally attend this library regularly and I am happy to have this particular one close to home. If you are local, save your Spenser's receipts! (A small town grocery story) and they donate 1% of total of the receipts to the library, for books and other things. This library has a event room, as previously mentioned. Otis large, and free to the public to use; for meetings, birthdays, ect.

I love this library! I used the community room for my son's birthday, it's huge, nice and free…read more The ebooks they have available is amazing. I never have to buy a book. Please save your Spencer receipts and take them to the library. Spencer's gives the library 1% of the total on the receipts.

I needed a library and I needed one quick! I had been trapped in my house all day with my one year…read moreold and wanted a free indoor place to go hang. Looked for a library near by and this one was only 8min away! When I showed up... I got worried. "This place is Tiny. Will they have anything for kids?" Have no fear! This library might be small, but it was Mighty! They had an amazing kids section with lots of books and toys. My daughter had a blast playing with the blocks while I read to her! The other half looked like adult stuff, but I honestly didn't check it out. We had such a great time on the kids side. I will be visiting this library weekly!

So I've lived in this area for over 40 years and this is the 1st time I e ever been by here. No I…read moredid not check in nor did I visit. The Mabel Bassett Correctional Center (MBCC) is a women's prison in McLoud, Oklahoma, operated by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections. It's the largest women's prison in the state, housing around 1,241 female inmates across minimum, medium, and maximum security levels. The facility, established in 1998, serves as the reception and assessment center for all female inmates in Oklahoma and includes specialized units for mental health, medical care, and the state's female death row, which currently holds one inmate, Brenda Andrew. It's named after Mabel Bourne Bassett, a pioneering prison reformer who served as Oklahoma's Commissioner of Charities and Corrections from 1923 to 1947. Funnybyo see road signs tht say hitchhikers maybe be escaping prisoners.

If anyone is trying to call the courthouse, just know that the listed number of 405-329-9788 is NOT…read morethe general number to the courthouse. That is a judge's office. If you need information about a specific court case, you should call 405-321-6402, which is the Court Clerk's office.

This is a very nice Courthouse. It's modern and clean. There are many judges and support staff. The…read morebailiff's are very helpful and wonderful. Most of the judges are beyond awesome. The court clerks office is so helpful and nice. Just a great courthouse.

I just want to say that if I lived in the City I would love to work for Devon. I don't know if they…read moreneed financial management folks other than accountants. lol The people who were returning from lunch wore casual clothing and I'm not even talking business casual. Jeans and a shirt. My daughter saw a tank top. I'm sure the execs wear suits. But it seemed like a good place to be. The security guy was friendly and helpful not a jerk like so many other guys who have a gun and a badge. Quiet professional and consummate. Thanks for the great visit today.

My family and I visited Devon Energy Center on a Tuesday afternoon for brunch at Vast! We only…read morefound out about this place from the Watertaxi ride that we rode during our journey through Bricktown in Oklahoma City the day before. Devon Energy Building is a 50-story skyscraper. It's in downtown Oklahoma City, and it's the tallest building in the city and state. I think it's also the tallest building from Chicago to Texas. The building was decorated for the holidays! It had a giant ornament sitting on top of what I had originally thought was granite, only to find out that after dining at Vast, it's actually still water! It was so beautiful. The building is futuristic. In the middle of Devon Energy Center, it looks like their metallic pine combs hanging from the center. All the glass windows are completely open. It's absolutely stunning inside and outside the building. It was relatively easy to get to Vast inside the Devon Energy Center. There are signs pointing you in the direction of Vast. Floor 49 is the restaurant, and floor 50 is for private events. The elevators are really fast! It took only seconds to get up to the 49th floor. There was never a long wait for the elevator. The views from the 49 floor are gorgeous. You can see the entire Oklahoma City. I could only imagine what the views looked like during the evening with all of the lights in the city glowing! There are also bathrooms on floor 49 if you're eating at Vast. The only issue that my family and I had, since we're not locals to Oklahoma City, was finding parking for the Devon Energy Center. We couldn't locate the parking for the building and ended up parking in a parallel open spot, nearby, and walking over. I think if we were more familiar with the area, I'm sure we could have found it, but after 20 minutes driving around, we didn't want to be late for our reservation at Vast for brunch.