For a government service they seem efficient. The two times I've been there was just for Birth…read moreCerificates but hit was a quick and easy experience both times. They actually take cards which is sometimes a rarity with the government. The government workers were slightly friendlier then many other services. They couldn't help the other people that were in line but explained where to appropriately meet there needs.

They definitely have their act together. Sarah knocked it out of the park for our needs. Person, I…read morecannot say I care for government agencies, but when the staff treats you well as they did, it's a great appreciation. Thanks!! Go to Crane for all of your license and registration needs. I took the recommendation and so glad we did!

They kept me informed about my case. They put their lives on the line every day! They work hard and…read moredeal with a lot of difficult circumstances, I have nothing but respect for the Springfield Police Department.

Great police department. My family and I will forever be grateful on how they handled my brother's…read moremental health crises. Rather it is the department as a whole training program or the responding police officer's personal work ethics regardless they went above and beyond on their response when I personally do not know I would have reacted that way. Forever grateful!

Historic C-Street is pretty nice. It's lined with all the trappings of urban life, nice…read morerestaurants, coffee shops, and even a pedestrian bridge that's closed rn because of covid. It's worth a stroll to take in some of the city's atmosphere. Did you know that this year is C-Street's 150th anniversary.

I have such a soft spot in my heart for Commercial Street, but it's not a guilty pleasure kind of…read morething because this historic street holds its own. Since moving to Springfield five years ago for college, I've seen it grow from a relatively unsafe (and generally un-fun) place to hang out to one of Queen City's most successfully revamped neighborhoods. What I personally love about Commercial Street is the almost magical sense of history that exists down there. From a renovated firehouse, to a long line of brick buildings in various states of repair, to the ol' footbridge (I wouldn't recommend setting foot on the other side of the latter, just FYI), everything on this block had a serious sense of purpose at one point in time. A local historian could go on about it much more than I could, but I do know that it used to be where Springfield's original train station was back when everything was all sepia-toned. The best reasons to visit what myself and friends call C-Street today are for the restaurants, cafés and miscellaneous eateries old and new; they sit next door to each other despite some being incredibly diverse and others being classically American. Also, the scattering of small barbers, antique shops and modern marketing firms is neat to see as well. While the blocks immediately surrounding C-Street are still a little less than safe after dark, the street itself is now a place I enjoy being at any hour of the day or evening. Despite what you may hear from locals who still think C-Street is the C-Street of 2010, 2014 C-Street is a great place to be and it's getting better by the month. I dig it. You should too.

I like the art on the wall & the creative design of the inside. Very colorful & vibrant. Staff mad…read morechill they always coolin. Being right in the center of downtown makes it convenient for anybody who rides the bus plus it's surrounded by soo many food places. So if you need a study break to grab sum food right fast you good. Plus it's by the movie theater. Bathroom be stankin tho ngl. But that's the only thing wrong wit the spot at least in my opinion

I still like this location, but the bathroom key card checkout system has a significant drawback:…read moreit is possible for someone to walk off with the card. This happened the other night when I was in the library with my laptop, and the librarian said they would have to request a new key the next day. I ended up having to hold it until I walked back to the bus station! Not good, Springfield/Greene County Library. Not good at all.

Y bridge - one of 3 in the world! Beautiful view of the James River and a unique spot!read more

A tiny library with a big heart…read more They actually have a surprising selection but you can also request books from the Springfield libraries to be went there. The people are charming, they have copy machine, Internet access, children's room, meeting room and are right across from the park! Another small town gem in our beloved Ozark.

I'm normally a fan of this library, but left in disbelief today. The taller lady that was working…read moreat the side drive by window literally chased me down all the way to the back bookshelves to tell me to put my mask over my nose. I can understand this, but I was by myself with no one around, the library wasn't very busy at all! Just thought she would have more important things to do than power-tripping and trying to usurp authority over patrons. Incredulously, she did not have a mask over her nose either. She was wearing a plastic face shield. I assure you the breath from her nose was escaping .

we got the chance to meet George ( super nice Guy) at this Amazing Road side stop on Old Route 66…read morejust outside of Springfield. From the time you walk in there is something to see and experience It's a place it covers every sense. To be honest to see and absorb all of it will take awhile so you don't want to rush thru it take your time and enjoy it a Great chance you will meet people from other countries

From all of the reviews I was overly excited to come here and take pictures and look at all of…read moretheir souvenirs, but unfortunately the hours were not updated on Google and were closed when we came. Luckily we were able to get a picture from the outside gate and next time we'll have to come earlier, just frustrating the hours weren't updated on Google. Would love to come back again to get some cute photos when it's open!