Wowzers! What a beautiful building! The inside looked so nice I thought I was lost. I went to the…read morefront desk in the Loby and was greeted with a larger than life smile. The very nice Lady was all to happy to direct me where to go! When I got into the building inspection office it wasn't obvious what to do or who to talk to. There were 2 people sitting in what appeared to be a mock waiting room. I waited patiently in front of the counter for what seemed like an excessive amount of time. I was never acknowledged or directed where to go. I finally asked a fellow patron singing in on a clip board marked with a sign that said "Complete Application". He told me to sign in on the clip board and someone would eventually get to me. Overall the experience was good but they could stand to communicate more clearly with better signage.

If I could give a negative score, I would. When you go in person, there is a large number of staff…read moresitting around looking at their personal cell phones and not helping people. They don't answer incoming calls related to work, there is no way to contact the district through email, and their online system has been broken for years (when you finally talk to someone, they laugh about how bad it is). They run hours late on hearings, and bungle the process every year. This office is a huge waste of taxpayer dollars.

I had a 10:30am appointment, waited until noon before leaving. I asked them why I'm waiting 90…read moreafter having an appointment, they said nothing and no apology. It's the worst run appraisal office. They inflate your property value to collect more taxes. This agency needs better oversight and processes.

Nocona, Texas! These boots are made for walking! Maybe the…read morebest, most adorable small Texas town. Justin Industries, Nocona Boot Company/Nocona Belt Company originated downtown Nocona, making boots for the Larry Mahan line at Cavender's Boot City. This cute little Texas town of Nocona has had a population of around 3000 Americans since the 1940s. It was named for Peta Nocona, the Comanche chief. The Camanche, are a Native American tribe right here from our Southern Plains in the United States. Today, the Comanche people belong to the federally recognized Comanche Nation, headquartered right here, in nearby Lawton, Oklahoma. Anyway, the beautiful Nocona Texas area was first known to white settlers as the last stop in Texas before crossing the beautiful Texas/Oklahoma Red River on the Legendary Chisolm Trail. A area rich in Native American & early Cowboy history. Nocona was founded in 1887 along a significant bend in the Gainesville, Henrietta/Western Railway line, which became part of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, connecting Gainesville, Henrietta, & our other lovely small Texas town of Wichita Falls. YeeHAW! Even thou the trains are all gone now, train robbery out of style, the old Texas cowboy rail towns have remained pretty much traditionally the same. Just one gourgous little Texas Town after another really. Most, just like to drive thru these picturesque little Texas towns along the majestic Red River. This whole Texas/Oklahoma Red river area "Texoma" is my favorite area of both States. All of highway 82 thru to Munster, Texas all around thru Wine country thru St Jo & here to Nocona, to the Taovayas memorial bridge on the scenic bypass to the Oklahoma side thru Burneyville to Turner Falls & the Arbuckle mountains. Just a gorgeous area for "motoring" as most people drive their finest thru here every weekend. Especially the motorcycle people. I been living in this area for over 20 years. My main residence. The scenic bypass thru Nocona is Tops. We love our little adorable Texas "Cowboy boots" town of Nocona. Especially all decorated up for Christmas! Downtown is always so festive! Just magical. LOVE the Cavender's Billboard advertisement in Amarillo, Texas, outside the "Big Texas Steakhouse." These "Nocona" boots are made for walking! And that's just what i'll do! Texas Boots & Beef! Yeehaw! Can't have one without the other. Support Local! Buy Justin "Nocona" boots & eat beef. haha. Highest Recommendations! God Bless Texas!

Everyone knows what Dallas is most famous for and sadly that's the murder of JFK…read more They're also known for the Dallas Cowboys football team and of course the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. It's also home to University of Texas, Southern Methodist University, Dallas Arboretum, Perot Museum, Dealey Plaza museum and more. Known as a tech and finance city. The area boasts art, architecture, city scape, restaurants, and more. A lot to do and see in Dallas.

For a city to travel during for a layover, this city was very friendly and heard overall a safe…read morearea to visit. Lots have traveled here for FIFA, so be prepared for crowds at Dallas Love Airport. Despite crowds, this city was exceptionally friendly and I can see visiting more than just a layover in the future. Thanks Dallas!

On a very chilly Saturday afternoon, City Utility personnel came to turn on a water valve that was…read morebroken. Two hours later after dark, I have water again. I appreciate the crew fixing this problem within just a couple of hours, but I do wonder about the infrastructure which needs frequent utility trips to my corner.

The water bill every month is due in a different dates, also their day ends at 5PM not Midnight…read morelike any other day, so if you pay online after 5PM you will have a late fee of 10%. It is ridiculous. The customer service don't do anything, it is what it is they say. I regret buying a house here. Council meetings? they don't do anything Shame on this water utilities department.

Update. One of the great things about using Thomason Tire for your automotive needs is the…read morelocation. You can drop your car off and walk through downtown and adjoining the Historic area. Much better than sitting in a waiting room somewhere. Here are a few photos I took of this jaunt around quaint little McKinney Texas.

Husband did a triathlon this weekend at Lifetime Fitness in McKinney. Morning if event his gps sent…read morehim in circles. When I came in 30 minutes behind him it took me in circles and the two people I asked for help were also sent in circles. Who ever reports to GPS services please get it figured out. This has changed the mood for the day. Rushed and frustrated is not what you want on a day like today.

I'm appalled with how nasty Scott L the manager and Jamal the manager at the city of Plano treat…read morePlano residents. Two very unprofessional, argumentative, rude and snarky individuals. They do not care about the elderly people living in Plano. Plano is awesome. Sad to know two no class, no integrity, men manage it.

The worst city street road construction and planning ever, projects are taking forever. Someone…read moremust be getting a kickback, nobody is accountable.