Just stop into this office and you'll find pretty much anything you could want to do in the…read moreMonroe/West Monroe area. What I loved about it was the easy accessibility. Right as you walk in, there are already rows upon rows of brochures and magazine for you to get a whole slate of things to do right then and there! The rows of brochures are also right below the entrance office where a helpful person can answer your questions as well! Coming to new place can always be overwhelming. I tell you right now, one quick stop in here will streamline your visitation immediately!

If your looking for a nice getaway weekend, we found these guy most helpful. Actually went out of…read moretheir way to help us plan our events. Thanks to all of you

This rather imposing building sits on Jackson Street in old downtown Monroe just north of St…read moreFrancis Medical Center... It used to house a post office on the main floor but due to the need to expand the District Court operations the post office has been sent packing to a new location... Upgrades and a remodel of the building are supposedly in the planning stages... However, the action is on the 2nd floor where Federal District Court, Western District, Monroe Division resides... the only thing on this floor is the courtroom itself and the Judge's chambers... The courtroom is imposing and spartan at the same time; when you walk in you are struck by the weight or significance of why you are there and that's what a good courtroom should instill in people...

It's a nice city to go for a day trip (particularly their larger parks) if you are based anywhere…read morebetween Shreveport and Natchez.

Over the bridge I go, maybe sometimes too often, but there are a lot of fun things to do here in…read morethis town. However, be careful on the days the paper mill is going full blast because you will get a full blast of a repugnant odor. It is what it is though, and the mall is on this side of town.

Came to print one piece of paper it's been a while since I've been to the library and asked the…read morelibrarian and the gentleman upfront for help he pointed me to her direction I made it there around 550 it took me about seven minutes to open my email and prepared to print out my document. It's tempting to print it out and put money in two different printers still asking for help she finally came over and began to tell me what she told me to do and what seem to be a rude way by the time she decided to come and assist me after having put my money and it was too late it was three minutes till 6 o'clock and the computer shut down

Average. Wasn't welcomed or acknowledged. Waited to be checked out for a good minute and waited for…read morethem to finish their conversation.

It gets a 3 cause seriously how can anybody be a fan of a courthouse....That being said this is a…read morereally nice courthouse especially since they renovated it back in the early 2000's...4 floors with at least 6 courtrooms, possibly 8...4/16/13 was my first time back in it since probably 2003 or '04...still a nice facility for the dispensing of decisions on the law....I would say Justice but if you're looking for Justice in a courtroom then you're in the wrong place.... I always liked the renovations because they were able to keep the old wood, marble and timeless feel while bringing it into the 21st Century technology wise...some of these new courthouses have such a modern, almost sterile, quality to them and they don't really carry that imposing gravitas that I feel a courthouse should carry... When you walk in this place you get that heavy feeling settling on you that this is a place for the dispensing of judgment and let's one know serious matters are considered and handled here...which I think is an appropriate feeling for a courthouse....

This bridge is a must drive if you are driving through Monroe. It runs on I20 and connects the twin…read morecities. It is a WW2 memorial bridge. Things to know: be quick to get on since the on ramp cuts short and you must be aggressive when driving.