Springfield-Des Arcs Bridge

My brain couldn't wrap itself around how to rate this bridge,…read more Built in 1928, the swinging bridge was demolished in August 1970. Memories of it have existed vividly in my mind for over 70 years. My sister and I were deathly afraid of the bridge during our childhood. We called it the Shackeldy Bridge. Long before we approached it, we each curled up on one side of the floorboard of Daddy's car. It was terrifying as a child in the 50's to travel over the wood planked swinging bridge that couldn't have been wide enough for two vehicles to pass. I remember the car stopping so a car coming from the other direction could pass. Not once would I get up to see what was happening. When our turn came, the rattling of the planks as our car traveled over the shakeldy bridge sounded and felt as if it was falling apart. Each time we drove over it I just knew we would end up far below in the waters of the White River. After the terrible journey over the bridge, we were in Des Arc, Arkansas and the loving arms of my Grandmother. She soothed the fear her two little girls had just gone through.

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Especially for motorists driving southbound on U.S. Highway 49 / U.S. Highway 63, this can be a…read morevery convenient stop for quickly mailing letters. This post office is located right alongside the main highway, so getting in and out is relatively painless. However, during the work week, retail hours are only from 10:00 a.m. until noon.

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This post office is located directly off of, and north of, U.S. Highway 70 (the main…read moreeastbound/westbound highway that runs right through town). The retail hours are during weekday mornings, from 8:00 until noon. Also open for two hours on Saturdays. Closed Sundays (of course). It's not a bad place to purchase postage stamps or drop-off some mail.

US Postal Service - Brinkley

Service here has always been friendly and efficient. I try to support this post office by buying…read morepostage stamps here. There's no parking in the front, so you have to drive to the back parking lot, if you want to go inside. The blue, mail drop-off boxes are also located in back.

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There aren't too many viable businesses still operating within the town of Cotton Plant, but it…read morestill has its post office. This is a handy place to drop off mail, or buy postage stamps during the morning. This one features only morning-time retail hours, from Monday through Saturday. Of course, it's closed on Sunday.

U.S. Postal Service - DeValls Bluff

I've received generally good service from this post office over the past few decades. The workers…read morehere are usually courteous.

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This is quite a convenient location if you happen to be around this small farming community. In…read morethe past, I've successfully purchased postage stamps and mailed items from here. However, as is typical for rural areas, the retail hours are limited to about four days each day.

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5.0

Over the past many years, I've always received friendly and efficient service from the employees of…read morethis post office. This is a good place to mail parcels and envelopes, or just to buy some postage stamps. The retail hours for this location are actually fairly good for a small town, too.

Lonoke Post Office

This is a handy post office that's located along the south side of the main highway (U.S. Highway…read more70) that runs eastward/westward through the middle of town. It's a good place to buy postage stamps or to mail letters/parcels. The hours of operation are fairly impressive for such a small town: Sunday Closed Monday through Friday 8:30 am - 11:00 am 12:00 pm - 4:30 pm Saturday 9:00 am - 10:30 am

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