This is another beautiful little town in eastern North Carolina. I've been here several times over…read morethe years. And now you can see some new development happening around town. This is because Jacksonville is getting to big, and folks are building here now. I hope this town can slow the process down a bit so they can keep that little town feeling. Now they offer some good eating restaurants around the area. They also have some nice liitle shops there too. Matter of fact I just saw a new BBQ joint along they way. So next time I here I'm surely to pay them a visit. Now if you are near come check out this little town before it is consumed by the city of Jacksonville.

I'm a disabled veteran who travels extensively across the country. As such, I've had the…read moreopportunity to visit quite a few of our military installations across the country. I'm required to check in with the visitors centers at each base to get access so I've been in at least 20 over the past 3 years. I'm disappointed in Camp Lejeune. As one of the larger bases I've been to, this visitor center is one of the slowest and least friendly. There were 6 staff members there and in the 30+ minutes it took me to get through I only saw 2 doing any apparent work. Fortunately there was only two people ahead of me or I am sure it would have been an hour or more to get the 5 min clearance I needed to get through the gate. I've seen a trend. When visitors centers are staffed by civilians they are never as friendly or welcoming as those staffed by military personnel. They are also always slower. Camp Lejeune keeps that trend alive. At least I'm good for a few years before having to go back.

Yelp review: Mike's Barracks room…read more Overall pretty accommodating with a certain homey feel. Clean and bedding was comfortable. The host also knows all the local bars which helped. Although make sure to bring a towel because I had to use paper towels to dry off. And the bathroom is shared in a Jack and Jill set up. So middle of the night you can possibly have a buddy help shake it off. As I was checking out there was a small power outage so I was able to take advantage of the thick low light curtains to let some light in. Overall would recommend

Mr. Martin was so helpful and polite. All of the staff were kind and efficient. If you need to go…read moreto a Social Security office this is the one to go to

Great service. My wife and I had an appointment. We went in got friendly professional service.read more

Along a rather unremarkable stretch of US-258 between Jacksonville and Richlands, this roadside…read moremarker points out some of the Colonial era history of the era. The marker reads, "Lot Ballard House. Bishop Francis Asbury stopped there many times between 1799 and 1815 on visits to New River Chapel. House was 3/4 miles west." Online, there is more information. "Francis Asbury, pioneer of Methodism, arrived in America in 1771. For the next forty-five years he traveled about 6,000 miles per year, extending the Methodist faith from Maine to Georgia and west to Ohio. Asbury's first visit to North Carolina was in 1780. He is believed to have traveled to the state seventy-two times. During his journeys, the renowned circuit rider was welcomed into the homes of followers. Asbury visited Onslow County twelve times, each time taking respite in the home of Lot Ballard." "Lot Ballard has been described as the first Methodist in Onslow County. He undoubtedly was involved with the church prior to Asbury's first visit. By 1802 Lot Ballard had moved his home "out among the woods," having apparently moved his house and joined it with his father's "old mansion."" Friendly and welcoming folks in this part of North Carolina. I hope that hasn't changed. [Review 15629 overall - 3077 in North Carolina - 1133 of 2021.]

I like small town post offices for the same reason I like regional airports. Friendly local…read moreservice, hometown attitudes, sometimes a bit of local news and color with interesting people in the line that all have a story to tell if you let them. Not that they are slow, if you need to get through fast I think the smaller post offices are faster than the larger ones because of shorter lines and more efficient processes developed out of necessity. Easy to get into, easy parking and fast service. Well done.

Friendly staff, clean facility, always stocked. Staff always…read morehappy to greet you and ask how your doing.

Well there ain't a whole lot to say about this Town Hall. As this is a very small town and I was…read moreboard and was just snooping around. I just put Pink Hill in yelp and low and behold Town Hall popped up. So off I went and when I arrived there wasn't much going on their. Now I walked in and looked around and no one was to be found. As I had no business to do their I figured it was about time to leave, and find someplace else to explore.

Mrs. Ernestine Wooten is the Best Chair there is anywhere! I love the solidarity which exists with…read moremost people there! Thanks Chair Wooten!

This is another little town in eastern NC. It has several little shop and lots of cafes. My wife…read morehas family living in the area, so we frequent the town often. I would caution anyone driving thru to watch your speed, as this is a big speed trap. But it is a nice little town and the surrounding area is a farming community. So if your in the area stop in and enjoy some parts of this town.

Nice little town to be a part of. Most everyone is very nice. Be careful driving through town when…read morethere has been a downpour though. The drainage system can't handle a gully washer. Not usually a problem though. There are a lot of hometown, locally owned businesses that take care of their customers. It's a nice, safe town.