I have been a member of the Washington County Library for over 20 years, as long as we've lived in…read moreSt. George, and we love it! The convenience of being able to go on line and request a book or DVD, one or many! Then wait for the library to notify you that they are ready, walk in and pick them up! WOW! I don't spent a lot of time looking for what I want because the search is quick and easy. I can watch TV series or the latest movies they have a large selection! Their staff are knowledgeable and very friendly, and a drive up drop off!

If this is the Community Center. I exercise here 3 times a week and take Tai Chi (free) classes…read more Well equipped for all exercises. Multiple classes for all ages. Day care for parents, youth & teen programs. Olympic size swimming pool. If you haven't availed yourself of this "gem" in the neighborhood...you really are missing out.

Awsome indoor/outdoor pool. This place is perfect for windy…read moredays to still be outside enjoying the nice summer day. Shower/changing room provided. $6 entrance fee. Lots of lounging chairs. Water temperature was perfect and not cold at all.

These folks, are genuinely the real deal. They go out go there way to help you. Special thanks to…read morelalea. I hope I got your name right. Your awesome. You save me so much stress. Thanks again.

I know, who reviews & rates the city offices? Me! Lol When…read moregoing in to pay my utilities, the ladies in the office are always friendly! Also, when I had questions about a business license, the lady in that office was very helpful! I've never had issues with payments or having my utilities shut off, so I have nothing negative to say about the Hurricane City Offices!

Walked in, waited 15 minutes, and solved a problem that's been decades in the making. Very pleasant…read moreexperience.

Still requires masks even though it's 2023. Staff are competent and work quickly to accommodate the…read morepublic. Supriding for government employees! Lines may be long, but again, staff is great.

Brigham Young is a major part of the St. George pioneer history and it's pretty cool that we have…read morehis house as a nod to the past and can imagine what life may have been like back in the 1800's. Most of the furnishings are replicas, but they've done a nice job to set the stage for what would have been a typical pioneer home. (There are a few original pieces which the tour guide will point out to the group.) The LDS church owns the property and staffs it with volunteer service missionaries to tell the story and history of the people. They've got the tour down to a science with storytelling and traffic flow done well. Plan about an hour for a tour-it's not self guided, so it would be harder to duck in and sneak out if you want to be on your way.

It's free! Super interesting. Easy to check out if you look at historic St George downtown along…read morewith the tabernacle.

We heard several stories of intriguing history from the tour host during our visit. Jacob Hamblin…read morewas an amazing man who accomplished a great deal of good in his service as mission We heard several stories of intriguing and interesting history from the tour host. We learned that Jacob Hamblin was an amazing man who accomplished a great deal of good in his service as mission president to the American Indian tribes. We were told that he rode 30,000 miles on horseback during his 30 years of service among the Indians. The historically restored home has many interesting displays of actual family belongings or period pieces.

As a lover of history, I enjoy visiting old homes and learning about the early inhabitants of them…read more Real people lived here with real lives and that fascinates me. I love to look at the beams of wood in the ceiling and imagine someone decades ago that would have been looking at those same beams of wood. The LDS church owns and staffs the museum and dictates the script that is shared with visitors. Their narrative claims that Jacob Hamblin was called on an "'Indian Mission' and had great relationships with the Native American people." Strange, then, that the Mormon Pioneers still felt the need to set up homes in forts with 12 foot walls surrounding them. I think there's likely more to the story and includes the fact that the Mormon pioneers took over land from indigenous tribes by force. However, this review is about the home/museum and that in itself is interesting. Just take the story with a grain of salt and perhaps do further research do get the full perspective-not just one side.

Just finished renewing my drivers license. Michelle T. was the person helping me and she was…read moreamazing. I was in and out in less than 10 minutes. Michelle was quick and very personable. I'm sure it's the historic stereotype of DMV's or we're lucky to have the office staff we have, but quick and easy service.

Getting my new plates and drivers license was a breeze. I was able to get in the same day I made my…read moreappointment for my plates. Entire transaction took 15 minutes. Had to schedule a week and a half in advance for my license. Once there everything from taking the written test to getting my temporary license was a piece of cake. Every employee I encountered was helpful and friendly. I was told that my actual license would take 6-8 weeks to be mailed, but I got it in a week. It's good for 8 years, too! Such a contrast from California DMV.

As far as giant metal spiders go, it's perfect. You have to stand in the street for a full pic but…read moreit's worth a stop.

Mood- Weird Stuff…read more Today was an exceptionally weird day. I went to work and wanted to see some stuff. So what better way to get that accomplished than to hop in the car and research. This Spider was fabricated out of galvanized steel by Deveren Farley in 2018. It weighs over a ton, and stands 17 feet tall. This sculpture was meant to get an emotional response from people that viewed it. The head is crafted out of Utah License plates while the belly has a stop sign on it. All of the license plates that were used came from the evidence department of the Salt Lake City PD. Originally this art installation was at Main Street in a traffic circle until a local exterminator Morgan Termite and Pest Control purchased it and changed the residence to in front of his business. Would def recommend - the thought that was put into this art installation is what drew me to come and enjoy it. Pricing is free as it is out of front of a business. Location is Hilton Dr - St George UT - ample parking