Best experience ever at a license office. Wynesha was very helpful, friendly, cheerful, knew all…read morethe answers to the information I was looking for. Very professional. A great asset to the Forsyth location.

So great! It is a nice place to go regardless, but when…read morecompared to other such bureaus... You are acknowledged the minute you come in the door. Each person working there seems to be 100% focused on you and never distracted. All this while the office is fairly busy and the clerks don't seem to have any likelihood of a break.

I have been tracking my deliveries 4 of them through Amazon and arriving today as per yesterday on…read moreAmazon, that turned into Package transferred to another carrier for delivery. Kimberling City, MO US and then at the end of the day, the Amazon status was Package arrived at a carrier facility Kimberling City, MO US. This seems to be the normal for this post office as others were in the building with a similar issue. It's terrible the way one has to go to Amazon for updates to know when you have to go retrieve your own package that was supposed to be delivered. And if it's a large package, no matter if it says out for delivery it is never sent. The Amazon tracking said it was attempted delivery about 15 min before I went to the post office and picked it up. I would not recommend for anything important or critical or needed by a schedule. The staff are friendly and help when you come in.

OHMYGOSHHH! Just called the post office In Kimberling City MO because I put the wrong address on a…read morepackage and I was panicked and freaking out!! Justin jumped in and got the package and corrected it for me so quick and all the while calming me down! Great customer service! Thank you Justin!! What an asset you are and hope they know it!!! Thank you again!

This is named for a long decreased resident, Hermann Kohlsaat donated several items (statues and…read moreother artworks, for example) in honor of Ulysses S. Grant, who for a time lived in Galena both before and after the Civil War. Although the bridge was constructed in 1980, The Galena Foundation dedicated it in 2015 and the great grandson of its namesake was here for the dedication. This pedestrian bridge links the Main Street area in Galena with Grant Park on the other side of the Galena River. In June, it's decorated with pride flags, and the steps up to the bridge decorated in the colors of the rainbow. Those flags blowing in the wind is what piqued my interest in the bridge. I have to admit, it's not what I would have expected from a small town in western Illinois, and I'm glad my stereotype about how the town might view LGBTQ folks may have been wrong. It provides lovely views of the river and folks recreating on it--kayaking and canoeing are popular activities here. There are some benches on the sides of the bridge near the steps. If you're out for a leisurely stroll, it's nice, or if you're parked near the Grant Museum and want to leave your car there (if allowed) and walk over to Main Street this will allow you to do so (and vice versa). It may go without saying but I will anyway: The east side (I believe) of the bridge, near Main Street, is not accessible. I'm not sure about the Grant Park side; it's possible you can get on from there without steps.

I come here often to ship things I've sold online and there's one guy who is always working who is…read moreso friendly and kind. All of the workers here are efficient and make it easy to ship what you need. I usually have QR codes, but they make it fast and easy to ship without a prepaid label too. Us LOCALS appreciate your business. ***I just had to post because this Wayne person from Vegas doesn't know what he's talking about.***

Bunch of losers have lost 120 billion since 2007 and can't overnight a letter now! Shut them down!…read more It's a tragedy taxpayers are funding these total idiot inept losers!

We absolutely adore the Hollister Chamber! We have…read morethoroughly enjoyed attending events and getting to know our community better. Everyone has been so positive, supportive and welcoming to our family business, not to mention the incredible level of dedication these folks show to their town. Big thanks to all the lovely people who work hard to make it such a lively, fun and welcoming group to be a part of. We could not recommend the Hollister chamber enough! -Show Me Log Homes-

Y bridge - one of 3 in the world! Beautiful view of the James River and a unique spot!read more

Really beautiful overlook. Stopped by on our way to another destination. I wish we would have had…read moremore time to walk around.

It's free, close to Branson, and is a thousand and one word picture if you stop to take it. Then…read morewhen you're done you're conveniently equidistant from Table Rock SP and historic downtown Hollister.

Nice library for a small town. Only drawback is that they charge $1.00 for 45 minutes of internet…read moreaccess. Not a common thing in America - maybe it is in SW Missouri. Otherwise I have no complaints.