Wish I did not know about this place. If you are injured and need medical care, then you are in for…read morea long hard road. Even if you have a medical care, you are charged for a medical visit, charged $7.00 a day to have your own prescriptions provided (dispensary charge). If you have specialist appointments due to your injury, then you are out of luck. Nothing is taken seriously, I inquired if I could email medical records to prove my son had a recent surgery (plate rejoins the nonunion collar bone) and is not to move his shoulder. I was told I need to deliver the records. When I complained that I lived in Fayetteville Holly (nurse) told me it was only 45 minutes away. I replied this was an hour and half round trip. She then provided me with the email address. Everything is a charge, and no one is willing to help!

This place is so unsafe and inhumane . The inmates are…read morelocked up 23 hours a day.they get there food shoved under the there locked cell.. They get beat up by guards and ignored if need of medical attention. The water doesn't work in half the cells . This detention center in Fort Smith should be shut down..

Post office! And right next to a bunch of bars downtown…read more I'm here about every week to get mail @ the boxes. You can also package and send mail in side, although the hours are a bit strange.. the open sometime early until about 4:30. I usually find it hard to make it to the place in time before they close. Customer service is some what courteous..

This is a very well-maintained facility that provides the necessary resources or the local court…read moresystem. I have used this facility for personal business on a few occasions and I've always found it to be an easy to use facility. It was very convenient and well laid out. The Site offers and requires security clearance before patrons may enter. There is some parking locally, but sometimes parking is a bit away and requires a bit of a walk.

This large art deco building was built in 1937 during the Works Progress Administration and is…read morequite richly decorated. The lobby and courthouse spaces have marble walls and terrazzo marble floors. You'll be able to spot the ornamental moldings around the interior doorways. It is six stories tall and you can't miss the Art Deco stylings. Sebastian county has two seats of justice, this one and another that was build in Greenwood in 1861. The county was named for US Senator William K. Sebastian who served from 1849 to 1861. This building initially also served as City Hall for ort Smith but the city offices have been moved to a new building on Garrison Avenue. The building was secured when I was here on a weekend but it's easy enough to walk the grounds and stick your nose against the glass at the entrances. And the street parking is free thanks to the City of Fort Smith. [Review 678 of 2024 - 348 in Arkansas - 21709 overall]

Gorgeous facility, gracious staff, good selection available. What's not to love?! So many…read moreactivities and services in addition to books!

I usually go to the other branches but tried this one today, they had lots of different tables set…read moreup for kids to do crafts-which is amazing for summer. Very well kept library and the two girls that were there when I went in were friendly.

Well, it's a hot day, we ended up spending a bit of time here learning about the history of Fort…read moreSmith, how integral it was into the colonization of the west, as well as their turbulent times trying to manage both the tribal communities and the white settlers who were moving into the area rapidly. It's a fascinating history And one that you have to spend a little bit of time going to the museum and understanding the different angles. I guess that's a purpose of a museum, right? We learned a little bit about Judge Isaac, Parker, as one of the first influences that had to deal with the wild West murderers and people committing heinous crimes that until he arrived, didn't face many consequences as there was no federal government system that was in control of the area and the tribunal process did not cover non-native Americans. Fascinating history. You can even see a replica of the courthouse as well as the gallows as they were over 160 people hang here. Take a rock across the railroad tracks and read a bit about the trail of tears. There are plenty of areas to contemplate the history. Bring a picnic, there are many places to relax and spread out. The museum is actually free, is air-conditioned and had clean restrooms

Really interesting historical site. We've been to a ton of National Parks and National Monuments /…read moreHistorical Sites. This is top 10 for sure! The information is presented in a fun way that really grabs your interest. There's a nice out door area to walk and explore more. The rangers were all very friendly and informative. Worth a stop for sure!

I went in because somehow someone from there had called me to come in... I thought it was just…read morefor some medication or something but they end up trying to give me a shot I told him I was allergic to certain things and they wanted to anyway long story made short eyes it had to go to the Urgent Care or emergency room because I was having a bad reaction I tried to contact State office but couldn't get ahold of anybody I couldn't get ahold anybody there and I had contacted the worker from there wherever who had gotten a hold of me and I had told them that I'm going to get a hold of the statehood quarters and I'm going to file a lawsuit I have never had any I have never felt I have never felt bad until I moved to the state of Arkansas I think the whole states ridiculous and I wish I had never moved here and I think nobody should either this place is horrible

Horrible! Absolutely horrible!! I went in for a glucose test and to prep for that you don't eat for…read more12 hours before your appointment I had the earliest appointment at 8:30 and was there until 2:00 because they had left me waiting to get called back for an hour 1/2 they schedule appointments for me without my consent or knowledge you should be embarrassed

This office is convenient to many if not most of the major shopping areas in town and also close to…read moremany of the residential areas. The staff is friendly and helpful and they are always good to speaks we see them often enough that we get to know them and we appreciate that level of service. The boxes are accessible 24/7 as are the additional mailing services (after hours parcel post and stamp access, etc). This is an office where passport applications are processed. It is a convenient and centrally located facility where we do most of our postal business.

I love that you can print your own postage without waiting in line. When I was dropping off…read moreprepaid packages the clerk told me I didn't have to wait in line that I could just drop them off on the side without waiting, just to let them know they were prepaid.

It's gone. No longer there. They tore it down and built a Walmart. We visited and could not find…read moreit Edit. The location is marked wrong. It's across the street. It's worth seeing.

Mister Peanut is both the advertising logo of the company and the mascot of the Planters…read moreCorporation. He looks like a proper distinguished gentleman, complete with top hat, monacle, white gloves and spats carrying a cane. Mister Peanut appears on every can and jar of Planters peanuts and has even appeared on TV as an animated character. This statue is in front of the Planters facility (canning? packaging?) in Fort Smith. It is accessible from the employee parking lot. He is 30 feet tall and looks exactly the same as the ones on my can of nuts. My visit was a quick in and out, so there was not enough time for any security patrol to get mobilized. Allegedly, there are smaller Mister Peanuts and a sit-with-Mister-Peanut photo-op but these are closer to the facility and in a specific "visitors only" area. If you find it, let me know. I'm curious. [Review 688 of 2024 - 355 in Arkansas - 21719 overall]