10/10!!!! GORGEOUS morning hike. Nicely maintained trail. AMAZING views. Well worth the drive.read more

What would you pay to get up close and personal with a concrete and earthen structure, well five…read morebucks per vehicle may seem reasonable, this ticket also gets you toilet privileges, bbq grills, and a picnic pavilion and some other intangibles. Dams are structures built to primarily obstruct the flow of water usually built across a stream or river constructed by man or beavers, yes there are many type of dams and in some cases provide a life-sustaining resource to people although some seem to obstruct the life of some - it's been rumored that salmon hate dams as do those that work to promote to protect the swimming right of fish. I guess one would have to weigh the pros and cons to pick a side being millions of each species are affected since humans eat fish the fish usually lose. Dams are an extremely important part of this nation's infrastructure--equal in importance to bridges, roads, airports, and other major elements of the infrastructure. They can serve several functions at once, including water supply for domestic, agricultural, industrial, and community use; flood control; recreation; and clean, renewable energy through hydropower. It's nice to know this dam has a revenue stream beside my five buck so the return on the investment is shortened. I came here at the right time on the right day - the generating stations were operating so the lower river was filled and the water was racing to its next destination so probably not the best time to float on a tube or kayak. I was somewhat surprised or maybe amused to see signage on the bank of this river that's designates the shoreline as a life-preserver zone, thankfully the government is providing this knowledge or we might have some people from the gene-pool wondering in to this massive deadly volume of rapidly flowing water, it seems the wildlife in the area understands the danger without barriers or communications. I wish I could of gotten closer to the structure so I could see the water boil from beneath the discharge of the generators but I was happy to see they do have a walk bridge a little downstream of the dam that allows you to cross over and experience the power of the release up close without a life preserver and only requires a little common sense sometimes a "danger sign" isn't needed for the obvious threat. I'm a fan of dams and understand I'm screwed if the dam burst during my visit even though I am parked in a designated paved parking lot far below the water level on the other side of this massive structure even though there is no signage inform me of this fact...

While I appreciate having a library so close to home I really wish the city of Buford would…read moreconsider doing a refresh on the library itself. The library feels outdated and old. I really enjoy going to the Hamilton Mill library and even the Suwanee library but somehow the Buford Library feels like it could use some love from the city. Thank you for listening!

My hometown library is sweet. I have so many fond memories here. But the building is a little run…read moredown now and the place is so small for the amount of people that visit this library. Staff are still very kind and you can find any book you are looking for here! It's just small. And kinda noisy with all the people that come through.

The FOCO Sheriff's Department is among the best in the country. I'm so glad I live in a community…read morethat has such dedicated law enforcement.

Lauren and Taylor did an outstanding job catching and relocating a mother potbellied pig and her…read morebabies. 2 weeks later, they caught a young male pig and gave him a great home too. Fast and very professional all the way. I would vote for them a raise! Thanks Girls. I really appreciate your hard work. Jenny Patrick

Outstanding tag office. I never have had to wait more than a few minutes at most. Very courteous…read moreand helpful clerks.

Melissa was very nice and very informational in helping me understand what I needed to have done…read morewith my paperwork. Melissa is ABSOLUTELY AWESOME. THANK YOU SO MUCH

took my wedding invitations here and Charmaine was so helpful and making sure they were sealed…read morecorrectly and processed! took some extra time but they were patient!

Just a follow up on my post on Saturday - as instructed went back this morning to be reimbursed…read morefor the failed guaranteed delivery ($47.70 ) - arrived bright and early - only one staff person working - after Waiting again was told she did not have enough cash in her draw to pay me - said I could come back later -' did not have the time so I had to take a money order - Charmaine basically was rude the entire time and acted put off that I actually wanted to be reimbursed - again, zero accountability and in her case ZERO customer service skills - maybe she would be better suited to sort mail in the back and not interface with customers

Absolutely beautiful theater! The box seats rock! Comfy chairs with a little round table and we are…read moreso close that we can see nose hairs on the actors!! Will definitely without a doubt be back to this theater!!

This theater is a gem in the City of Buford. They offer awesome productions, convenient day time…read morehours and weekends for those who do not want to drive at night. The venue is relatively new, handicap accessible. Ample free parking. They have a wonderful atrium with comfortable and abundant seating you can use while waiting for the rest of your group. It also contains a small but interesting museum about the City of Buford which is free but does accept donations. The theater has comfortable seats and there are no obstructions! All seats have a great view of the stage area. This is a great place for meetup groups, Red Hat Society events, or just plain couples or singles going out. The staff are extremely friendly. Wine and Beer are sold before the shows and during intermission. Check out their website for upcoming productions. I have not been disappointed.

Efficient and not too crowded considering it's lunch time. I had to come here because I waited too…read morelate to do it online. I was afraid to wait on something to get mailed to my house so decided to take advantage of my lunch hour and get it knocked out. Thankfully the tag office isn't nearly as big a pain as renewing the driver's license which wants things like passport and social security card. It was great! I was in and out in under ten minutes!! Whoo hoo! I highly recommended coming here for something easy like your tag. By the way it's $20 for renewal.

Professional, knowledgeable, courteous, agreeable, snappy, understanding it's a well run office…read morestaffed by caring people . If they not careful they're gonna give tax collectors a good name. They quickly got to the root of my problem, solved it, and even laughed at my corny joke. A smile will go a long way if you let it.

These days there are usually only about 2 windows open and often long lines that takes easily 30…read moreminutes to wait in. Many times I've seen people stand at the passport desk for long periods, as well, since the window is not manned well. The workers are courteous and helpful. However there is one worker who wears their mask under their nose. I have not had a chance to talk to this person to request that they wear their mask properly, but it is uncomfortable to see in such a tight space, despite the plastic barrier. The markers on the floor are not quite 6 ft apart either. In such a small air conditioned space, this poses significant risks. There are often a few people who will walk in without masks, and a few more who ignore the 6ft rule. But can't blame the business for ignorant customers.

I just wanna to thank the amazing ladies there who helped me yesterday. Sinonia, Geri and Lydia are…read morethe best!!! Many thanks! They know what they are doing and really helpful!