I had to go here to get a parking placard registered with my mother. The process was quick, and the…read morerepresentative that serviced me was very friendly and explained everything about the placard and the paperwork processing. Professional service with Southern Hospitality!!

This was my last stop on my excursion to Sherman, and it was a great finish to an already nice day…read more Of course, the courthouse was not open due to the holiday; however, I thoroughly enjoyed all the historical plaques and monuments on the property. There was so much to see and take in. The grounds were also very well maintained. Don't neglect this historical beauty, especially if visiting from out of town.

Until recently a little known city outside Texas of 40,000. Recently as a result of the Chip Act 35…read morebillion in chip plant and associated industrial construction projects are underway. Named after General Sydney Sherman,a hero of the Texas revolution. He raised a unit of 50 armed men in his State of Kentucky and came to Texas. He was instrumental in the battle of San Jacinto and liberation of Texas. After a troubled period post civil war,Sherman's fortunes were built on cotton and wheat. In 1885 Dunn and Bradstreet listed Sherman as the financial center of Texas Sherman's oldest industry Washington Iron works, established in 1876 is still operating today . Ironically north Texas will be ushered into the future with the tremendous tech growth poised to explode. At this writing though,Sherman still seems like the small Texas city it has always been.

It has been said that 'Darcy's Trail' came through here. Most of the streets have yet to be…read moremodernized since the trail was finished except for the freeway. It feels like you're in a covered wagon about 40% of the time even though I was riding in a Lincoln Navigator. Jessie James once lived here and after he left, they paved the streets. Pretty sure they haven't been updated since. Other than that, it's a great town.

Really unpleasant. I've been coming for years and librarians do not greet you when you enter or…read moremake eye contact. They lost books I turned in THREE separate times. Just never checked them back in. I had to go look on the shelves and show them before they'd take them off my account. Librarians seem irritated when you ask for help, and make sure you know that they're being inconvenienced when you ask them a question. Witnessed an elderly woman trying to check out books at the help desk, and the librarian directed her to the machine. I asked if they had a book request program, and they directed me to an ancient lock box. They said they "would take my request into consideration". Multiple years later and never heard anything. I don't think the box was ever opened. A woman with a child tried to exit and had accidentally skipped checking out a book. The alarms went off and a male librarian chased her out of the building. He acted like he was SWAT. Pretty funny to see him nearly knock his chair over, but felt bad for the woman. The whole vibe is negative and awkward. Glad I have another option with Denison.

This is the best library I've ever been to. Everyone is so helpful and things are so easy to find…read more I love spending my time just hanging out at the library going through all the periodicals. Highly recommend

My wife and I recently moved to Texas, needed to change our auto registration and drivers licenses…read more We handled the registration in McKinney because it was closer to home in Collin County. But neighbors recommended going to Sherman for the licenses because we could get appointments much sooner there. That turned out to be correct, one month wait at Sherman vs. 3-4 months in McKinney. We drove up last Thursday morning for our 11:20 appointments. Everything went extremely smoothly. The lady at the front desk was friendly and helpful, patiently helping us through all the required paperwork. We had done our homework beforehand and had everything we needed. We then had a short wait until Robert called us to his desk. He was delightful, leading us through the process quickly and efficiently while keeping a friendly conversation going. In addition to giving us useful information about driving and navigating the roads of Texas, he also gave us great tips to help us adjust to life in Texas. Even provided his impressions of different restaurants and markets in the area. We appreciated his willingness to share his knowledge with us. The hour we spent in the office flew by and was probably the best government office visit either of us had ever experienced. We highly recommend that when you need to visit a DPS office, take your business up to Sherman office.

They were very friendly and helpful. I had read the reviews and was nervous about going. Once…read morethere, a lot of us waiting to get in and I was expecting the worst and actually was the best experience in the Texas DMV. Thank you to David Ringler with the buccee's cup! The interaction between the staff in this office makes it good experience. Unfortunately the experience was shorter than I expected and I got to work earlier than planned!

Awesome customer service and one of the employees made the visit to the location super pleasant by…read morespeaking to people as they walked in and greeting them friendly at the counter and telling people after transaction to have a nice day. It was an African American guy. The only reason I didn't give a 5 star rating was due to the lack of holiday decor and the cases that usually have different types of stamps to purchase were empty. Whomever is responsible for the location and making the atmosphere pleasant has failed. The atmosphere is not only for customers but for employees also.

My neighbor had her bathroom flood so the plumbers truck is outside her house - I just watched as…read morethe mailman a short angry fella honked 20 times and than tried to give her mail to the plumber who was confused so the mailman just drove off. She called the post office at 4:15 to inquire about her mail and got a recording that they were closed? But hours say they're open until 5pm. 1. get out of your vehicle and deliver the mail 2. don't try to give away other people's mail 3. someone so angry should not work in a moving vehicle 4. why is your phone off 45 minutes before you close? 5. I'm glad I don't work at the post office