This library is like a step back in time. It's a nostalgic 2 floors with a big staircase and lots…read moreof rooms used for all kinds of local activities and services to the public. They host tons of events, and when I'm less busy in summer, I enjoy attending the adult craft events. Last summer I even went to the children's exotic animal exhibit because I'm a kid at heart who loves animals. Staff are very kind. And I use my library card most for the Libby app and hoopla app to rent books and audiobooks electronically. There is always something going on and a great selection of books. Take your kids! And ignite a passion for reading!

Lovely to go to a library and think I'll have peace and quiet, but I didn't at all when I came to…read morethis one. Unfortunately, one of the librarians is a Karen. No one can enjoy themselves with the Karen working, and it honestly ruins the entire experience of a library. Secondly, no where in the policy or guidelines does it state that people can't sit at the back of the library, but yet today while I was sitting there, a police officer pulled up and told me that a librarian had called the police and said I needed to move. A very Karen-like move for a certain librarian to pull off. I had to grab my things and move to the front of the library, just because a librarian woke up this morning and decided she wants to be a Karen today.

The Muskogee Civic Center is back in action! With new management, way bigger acts are being brought…read moreto town. The Shenandoah concert was awesome. We can't wait to see Marshall Tucker Band in March. Follow them on social media for all upcoming events. AND it's next to Muskogee's best cocktail bar, MJ's.

The events vary and the space is very versatile. Most recently attended their 90s Country event and…read moreit was great! Only downside was lack of signage about cash bars versus cashless.

The dam is a pretty cool feature in Oklahoma, since the area feels more like the Ozarks than…read moreanything else. There is a little park on the west side of the dam that is pretty for parking and fishing (of which, apparently it's a good spot for fishing for Paddlefish). It was a nice park and a nice drive.

Good for getting away from town and seeing nature. There are hiking trails starting from both…read moresides of the dam. The water and fish create a dinner table for birds and people. In winter there are several kinds of gulls, lots of pelicans and cormorants. There are fishing areas above and below the dam as well as areas down the river. Several boat ramps have been closed due to silt and them not wanting to spend money to maintain them. It is getting pretty grown up now, but you can still follow the roads to the side of the river to look for birds or fish. The closed boat ramps are secluded and there is poaching, be careful.

They have a great variety of gifts. Check out the designs from Bill and Traci Rabbit. There is also…read moreoriginal art for sale.

The social security office has been a big help when I needed them, on the phone and at…read moreappointments, very friendly and able to answer all my questions.

Do not expect a return phone call from your case worker as their mail boxes are full. ALWAYS! They…read moredo not even attempt to operate within the timelines established in code of fed regulations. Using low staff as a reason for delayed applications, even though the implementation of computer aided screening is now used to speed up the process. If you go to the office, the agents behave as if you're taking their personal money and they are "doing you a favor" to suffer through a face to face consultation. SSA, in Oklahoma, is in serious need of a thorough audit. Their laxadazical attitude for their job, their customers (and ultimately, as taxpayers, their employers), is reprehensible at best and bordering on a good solid case of fraud, waste and abuse in reality. Unreachable case workers, lost paperwork, incorrectly faxed documents thst somehow get misplaced in their own servers, lack of empathy, lack of proper professionsl customer service, and a government employee (usually experienced at the DMV) attitude is blatant and offensive. Trying to get SSA? Move out of Oklahoma is step 1! With a 70% denial rate even for highly substantiate cases.

The staff is friendly, helpful, and professional. Being a part of the greater Eastern Oklahoma…read moreLibrary system, there is access to just about any information/resources needed.

A run of the mill average small town library. The old part of the library is pretty cool though…read more It was built by Carnegie.

I just love coming here. There is something about returning to your roots that is comforting. I was…read morehere in May got my card updated and Visited the beautiful Vet Center. Everyone was friendly and helpful. It didn't take long at all to do what I needed. All amazing places and it's nice to see all the improvements! They have some great memorials. I should have taken pictures inside as no expenses were spared. It's really beautiful inside. Plus there is so much history on display if your into that. Of course it interests me but it's my people. Next visit I will get some pictures.

I'm proud to be a citizen of the Cherokee Nation and they've always been very friendly anytime I…read moreneeded to call for information or anything.

Facing US-62 on the perimeter of this shopping plaza, this monument is a tribute to those who have…read morebeen decorated with the Purple Heart medal. The Purple Heart is awarded to those wounded or killed while serving in the US military on or after April 5 1917. The memorial here in Tahlequah was unveiled in 2020 and in addition to the above, honors the Cherokees and other Native Americans who served. There is plenty of parking in the adjacent supermarket and access is step free. A few lamps and benches mark the path. The statue shows one soldier signaling for a helicopter while another soldier lies wounded, waiting for an uncertain outcome. [Review 19781 overall - 140 in Oklahoma - 753 of 2023.]