I read (a lot) and have been pretty active with all the libraries in my communities in the past,…read morebeing on the Friends of the Library Boards, volunteering to assist with community programs through the library and even coming in to just assist with restocking shelves. I even at one point in time made a huge donation to assist with building a children's library at a past library. I love reading and I want it to make sure it is accessible for my community at no cost. When I moved to Hurst, I was excited because it was a larger city then the last city I lived in and I was excited to get involved with a larger library. I visited and got a library card but when I asked if there was any area that they were looking for assistance in, I was told to go check the website with an attitude. I understand that a larger library = a larger staff and resources but I have never had someone from the library be so irritated about someone want to offer to be of assistance. The interaction was such a turn off that I never pursued it further, instead I have found another library in the local area that I consider my "home" library and I have tried to make self of use there. I do still use the library in Hurst - but I try to go in, get what I need and get out without speaking to anyone. The few interactions I have had have been better but no one has had a great attitude that has made me want to spend more time there.

Personnel is very helpful and kind. They're open to help however is needed and have a great…read moreattitude.

Pros - Ample parking and seating throughout library, even…read moreseats with an attached playpen so parents can have read/study while having their baby close by - Filtered water fountain - Snack and drink vending machine - Lots of natural light - Plenty of computers - Pretty quiet - Printing! Cons - It tends to get loud in the afternoon. Students from the local school districts come to mingle or wait for their parents to pick them up, but honestly better for them to be here than anywhere else. - Not many restaurants/coffee shops close by, so need to drive a little out to get energized for the study sesh - Gets a little cold, so bring a jacket

Love, Love This Library, All I can say is it's AWESOME!!!! Everyone is so nice and helpful. I Love…read moreIt

I can't say enough good things about this place FEAT is an…read moreorganization that provides services to families of children on the autism spectrum. I have been attending events and support group meetings for several years there. The ladies who mediate the meetings and organize and run everything are amazing. They are extremely knowledgeable and give great tips about everything autism related, from educational support to parental advice. I've met some wonderful people through the support groups and received valuable information and help. They have an extensive free library with books and movies to check out for information, as well as childcare during meetings. They offer workshops for parents and professionals and several activities throughout the year including a sensory friendly Christmas and Easter event. There are resources available for all areas of the autism spectrum. They even offer sib shops for siblings needing support and meetings for teens and adults on the spectrum. I highly recommend FEAT to anyone who is interested in becoming educated on autism or need support themselves. I direct all parents of all newly diagnosed children to FEAT. Makes the journey so much easier.

Been thinking about heading back to school. This campus offers a paralegal program, so I headed to…read morecampus in order to speak with an advisor. Unfortunately, no one was available to speak with me; however, a phone appointment was scheduled for next Monday at 10 a.m. Woohoo! The lady I spoke with was very accomodating and satisfied every question and concern. She was ultra-professional and didn't seem in any hurry to move on to the next person. This showed me how much she really cared, and that I simply wasn't a number or random student to deal with. This is an open-air campus, which means the buildings aren't connected. Wonder how that would fare during inclement weather. Anyway, please check out this school.

I used to go here before transferring over to a university (UNT). It's alright, it's just old and…read morerun down from what I remember. What irked me was that the buildings were not all connected to each other so if you had class in one building and then class in another and it was raining, well good luck getting soaked or whatnot! Also when I was there, there wasn't that many spots of food choices on campus, just a Subway from what I remember. There was no coffee shops on campus from what I also remember, the closest one being that Dunkin across the street that I'm not even sure if it still exists or whatnot. The advisors there too weren't necessarily the brightest either as they had me working my own schedule out and what classes to take.

Books are back! I know they never went anywhere but it does seem like there's a book resurgence…read morehappening, right? It's all that "fairy-smut" that's so popular, hahah. No judgement from me! It doesn't help the environment, but I do prefer to hold a book in my hands. I try to buy used! But Barnes & Noble has always been a refuge for me since I was a preteen. Tons of books, gifts, merch, coffee, seating, a great area for kids with tons of children's books and toys and games. I'll always be a fan and a customer.

I've always just had fantastic experiences here. The employees are always kind and efficient,…read morethey've been very supportive in helping me find what I'm looking for, and the cafe drinks are amazing as always. Special shout out to Marcy, she made my drink today and was very gracious when I explained I had a problem with the drink and found a great solution. Made my day. Thank you so much!

Great city to live in with a wonderful city hall and courts building. Friendly staff. Clean…read morefacilities. And they set up got voting polls.....and have friendly volunteers operating the polls. Fantastic location that's easy to access from 26. Just tun onto City Point and hit the first turn off the roundabout.

It was frustrating having to first find this new improved court building. But when I was in the…read moreright area it beautifully stands out. North Richland Hills is finally putting those tax payers dollars to use. Could be one of the reasons why a motorcycle cop needed to make his quota and politely gave me a ticket for going 11 miles over the limit . Maybe their needing extra funds to keep the lights on. Guess giving a warning for good driving record and looking cute doesn't cut it these days . With a skeleton crew of workers inside and 1 clerk at the window to assist. So sad how NRHMC is still only doing court (at least for tickets) via Zoom. What a waste of not using this new building during the ease of Covid.

Don't waist your time and money on this kind of education! It should be illegal to charge someone…read more$15,000 for a profession making $9 an hour and then to find out you could of paid $500 to get the same certification online. I went here just to check the school out and they had me filling out loan applications before I even knew what I wanted to get a degree in then after having me approved for loan told me I could pick anything off of a list of certifications they offered so they could hurry and enroll me to start that season. It was all very rushed almost like a pushy car salesman selling you a lemon. Pharmacy Technician sounds good right! Wrong! I have been paying on this loan for 9 years and nothing to show for it except probably 9 more years of payments. Now I can't even get a loan to go to a community college to get my basics I am stuck working at Walmart making $15 an hour because I can't get paid as much anywhere else. I am grateful for Walmart paying as much as they do.

I wish I could say one good thing about this "college". The students, instructors, and the staff…read moreare "ghetto". Nobody is held accountable for their actions or lack of and at the end of the day, they take your money. I believe they pass everyone. I guess D's do get degrees. For those that are looking for a crap certificate, this is the perfect school. Nobody cares here and you'll be able to tell when you walk in and notice the dirty walls.

I called to see about getting my grandson's Bible repaired. It looked like he had played a few…read moregames of basketball with it. The back was off, but the inside Bible itself was intact. The price quoted was a lot with a 10 week wait! But after they explained what repair entailed and what to look for when purchasing a BIble that lasts, I understood. I didn't get the name of the person that spoke to me, but she had excellent customer service skills and she used them, taking time to explain the process so very kindly. I decided to just buy the kid a new Bible (one not glued, but sown together, her recommendation) but if I ever need a book repair service, they will surely get my business. And, I'll be sure to pass on their info. Customer service is a lost art, but not at The Book Doctor!

Amazing experience. Candice & Co. are a top shelf, first rate operation, and came through above and…read morebeyond the call of duty. If you want a quick-and-dirty commercial fix, this is not your place. But if you are looking for a European time machine that will take a beloved book back to what it was or even better, this is the spot for you. We came to the Book Doctor with a small devotional, quite honestly a lost cause with no cover or binding and several severely damaged pages. We were hoping for some sort of cover and binding to preserve it since it is of great sentimental value and over 90 years old. What we received back was a gorgeous gem, a true made-to-order family heirloom. Not only was the cover beautiful, the binding is a work of art and pages we thought were lost forever were delicately and expertly restored. We stand amazed. Again, if you expect to do it on the cheap and have it by next week, forget it. But if the book in question matters to you and you budget for time and money, plan in advance, make an appointment with one of their experts, then expect the best. These are artisans who will pour all their skill and experience into your valued piece and devote entire days solely to its restoration.