Great customer service - will remember you personally because it's small. You can't scan QR codes…read morehere for labels, though. But otherwise, it's great!

I have been coming to this Post Office in Karns for about 20 years. The lady that runs it, is Lola…read more She is always so cheerful and eager to help. I chat with her, when I come here, unless the post office is too busy. She has an excellent memory, which certainly helps with great customer service. I definitely would recommend this location.

I agree with the other reviewer that the postal workers inside the post office do their job well…read more But, this low score is due to many problems with mail delivery! I have gotten other people's mail in my box many times, even one that belonged in a different town! If I get other people's mail, I have to wonder who is getting mine! I'm writing this review now because I'm angry! I just called my credit card company with concern that my credit card is about to expire and I haven't received a new card. They told me they mailed me a new card May 31st and it is now June 20th. I did NOT receive it, so the mailman gremlin has struck again! I hope USPS reads this!

Fantastic postal workers here. I was driving through the area and needed to mail some boxes so…read morepulled in. The lady who helped me was so informative, assisted me along the whole process and was super nice. You could tell, even from the short 5 minutes I was there, that the people here are family.

Easy and convenient though parking was a challenge. I was able to pop in, purchase some postcard…read morestamps, apply them to my Clingmans Dome postcards and drop them in the slot. There is very limited parking in this part of downtown Knoxville, but I found a quick spot nearby. [Review 1188 of 2024 - 504 in Tennessee - 22211 overall]

Cannot get anyone to answer the phone at this facility!!! Had a question concerning our PO Box…read morethere and could not get any assistance. DO BETTER!

Five stars go out the US postoffice, and 5 extra stars to the nice guy that helped us. Wow, he…read moreknows wat service is all about. The US Postoffice should cherish this kind of employees. They make your business. We're on a roadtrip for 3 and somewhat weeks, visiting from The Netherlands. And of course, again, I bought too much Christmas ornaments. - Little note, on every trip I try to buy some local ornaments so when Christmas arrives I can look at a tree full of memories. - This time a Departement 56 Harley Davidsons motel. And that are not things to get in our already overweight luggage easily. So we considered sending it home. We first made inquiries at FedEx in Nashville because we walked by. Estimated costs: over $200. For that price I a can buy an extra suitcase and pay for extra luggage. So we looked further. In Gatlinburg we visited this post office learning that our package can be send to Europe for a little over $50, including our map and two travelguides we didn't need anymore. Huge difference. But that's not the only reason for the 5 star rating. The guy behind the counter is. He took all the time in the world helping us to fill in the forms, get the stuff boxed, and giving advice about some choices to made. In the mean time he helped several other local customers with quick questions without giving us the feeling he wasn't totally there for us. And in the post office hangs a painting depicting him and a little boy. Make sure to ask him about it. It has to do with 9/11 and I had trouble keeping my eyes dry. And no worries, he wasn't pushy, I asked him about the painting and that made him tell the story. And excuse any grammar and spelling mistakes. English is not my first language. And if that isn't bad enough, my Apple device keeps changing words into 'proper Dutch'. Yes, you've guessed right, my first language.

Well, sir, another one of your moron mail carrier left my package at my garage door in the rain…read more instead of walking around to the front porch which is covered, what the hell kind of employees do you hire? if i was making $20.00 an hour or more i would take more pride in my work.

Totally adorable building and helpful postal clerk, however they were out of post card stamps. How…read moredoes that even happen?

This post office is tucked away into a neighborhood along with a city hall. My mom wanted to mail a…read morepackage back home and he was kind enough to give us some packing material and tape, even though he wasn't required to. Helped her save a few bucks. Also, always fun to hear a southern accent at the post office. :-)

This was one of the best experiences at the post office ever! The individual behind the counter was…read morevery friendly. Best of all, I was in and out within minutes.

The visitor center is located in the Childen's Museum of Oak Ridge. To be honest, I was expecting…read moremore out of the visitor's center since a lot of the time there's a small associated museum or exhibits, but it was quite bare with only a small looping video. I liked the concept of the park in that you get to explore the community, but since the bus tour wasn't running with no plan or date when it would come back, it was hard to make a cohesive plan. I would say plan on visiting the K-25 history center + overlook and the American Museum of Science and Energy for sure, and then just wandering around the community looking at the placards. If you're into the stamps, there's a three part stamp (the rest of the parts are in Hanford, Washington and Los Alamos, New Mexico).

An off the beaten tract for typical visitors. Department of…read moreEnergy sponsors a bus tour. Make reservations on line and early. We went in a rainy day and it was still fabulous. Seeing up close the impact of the Atomic era was eye opening. So much More to the history besides the actual bombing. Take a day to do this historical site.

We visited this library branch after dropping off a realtor friend at a house she is selling. We…read moredidn't know if we'd be waiting one or more hours so this seemed an ideal place to wait - and it was. The librarian was welcoming as we entered. She told me she's been here awhile - not as long as the library which opened in 2000 or 2001. They will be moving to a larger location in the near future! It's not a big library, but it's cozy, and has lots to see & do. There's comfortable chairs by the front door, to read or recharge electronics - cords provided! Around the corner are books, DVDs and yarn for sale - reasonably priced. I purchased 2 children's books for a dollar for our soon to be one year old nephew. Computer stations are available if you need a computer. Books in Spanish and a large children's section are impressive. By the circulation desk are signs with information on a scavenger hunt for kids and various local activities. They even had free fresh grown tomatoes on the day we visited (7/12/24!). We don't live in the area, but if we did, we'd call this library branch home!