Love it, favorite branch. However, the Northeast Library…read morewebsite states that this branch is open 1:00 to 5:00 on Sunday. I went there today, Sunday as did several others around 2:00. It was closed. The front door and another place on the front states the same open at 1-5 on Sunday. Who is responsible for correcting this?

I have been coming to this library for years. I brought my children to this location yesterday to…read moreget books for school. The attendant in the children's section was very helpful and kind to us. We will be back soon.

This small library is located in front of the Wilmington Health Henderson. It is gray and white so…read moreit might be a little tough to find. The library stands on a single white post. Inside the single door are two shelves that were well stocked with nearly all paperbacks. Lots of fiction in here today. This is charter number 99894 and the online caption reads, "A little free library for our patients & neighbors." [Review 18877 overall - 3362 in North Carolina - round number 2400 of 2022.]

I went to the Christmas lights festival tonight? It was beautiful for $10/person. There was a lot…read moreto do and it was decorate beautifully. You were able to tour the main house, too. They did a really great job for this! Food trucks, bar, photo ops, etc. beautiful place!

I had a nice visit at the Poplar Grove Plantation after figuring out where to park. What was…read morewritten on the ticket in great detail was not correct. They changed the parking to the next street and you aren't to enter at the flags like the ticket directions told you. I took a guided tour and learned about the Foy family that had a peanut and sweet potato farm. But the more important part of the story was about the Gullah Geechee people. I had first learned about them when I was in Beaufort SC. But there is a corridor that goes from Wilmington to St. Augustine, FL to protect the Gullah Geechee culture. Poplar Grove was built by the Gullah slaves who were very skilled. 59 lived on the property. They took care of the construction; lumber milling; brick making; tending to the livestock and crops as well as domestic chores. They need to be the focus of the tour.

I rarely find a Hampstead US Postal worker at the Main office helpful and congenial. I avoid this…read moreoffice as much as possible.

Because our mail is hit and miss delivery; if it is delivered at all like yesterday. So where is my…read moremail for today and today?

This Little Free Library is located next to the Liberty Fountain Park and in front of the Holly…read moreRidge Community Center. It's not hard to miss this box at the entrance as it is painted a bright blue. The blue paint is a little faded but the interior is in good condition. The library is a little small but inside is a variety of different books. Some hardcovers, some softcovers. Nothing that particularly interested me today. This is charter number 132750. There is no steward listed and no caption. [Review 18884 overall - 3369 in North Carolina - 2407 of 2022.]

Sugar Island is a cozy used book store, that sells pastries, coffee and a few vintage items and…read moreantiques. I loved the store from the moment I walked in, with the quirky ceiling and stacks of old books. There are two floors of books with scattered vintage items here and there. Downstairs, I found the coffee and pastries. I picked up a Raspberry Crisp to take home. All the cookies looked yummy. Upstairs, there are children's books in a section and then other adult books. I could have spent hours browsing. The staff as welcoming and friendly. There is plenty of parking in the little strip mall. This is a fun, independently-owned, place for a book lover to come on a rainy (or sunny) day.

Great bookstore and coffee shop. Wide variety of books, plus local jams and other foods, decor,…read morecoffee and I think pastries. We had just had breakfast so were here for the books. We each found something cool. Service was great. Prices a little high, but, you're at the beach. Easy access, decent parking. Definitely would come back.

This is not an establishment that honors integrity. I did post a previous review on their demand…read moreand lack of customer service delivery circa 1 month prior. Yesterday I received yet another 3 month delayed notice of follow-up for a position. I did not apply for the Marketing/Sales position. I was a referral. The matter is the lack of delivery on one of their direct requirements of customer service. As I previously wrote and before any of their tardy and lazy notices I made the decision to reject Cape Fear Community College for employment. There are many red flags and the major is that the HR Department Managers do not do what they say they will do and 3 months after an interview to notify is simply unacceptable ...