Honestly, i dont know how I feel about the logan Library anymore. I was charged for a book they…read moreclaimed I damaged when I did not damage the book. The book was in pristine condition when I turned it in. The price they charged me was the brand new price of the book from Barnes and noble. Which was ridiculous because the exact same book was only like half the price on amazon brand new. It took them over a week to claim I was the one that damaged the book. So be careful and check the price if they are charging you because it sure as heck aint the Amazon prices.

I came here yesterday to use one of the computers & needed some help!I got some help from Morgan &…read moreshe was the very best help for me!She showed me how to go to the site that I needed & got the information I needed to get & am going back in January of 2025 to get 2 letters going for my housing(1 for me,1 for housing)recertification!Will gladly recommend this place & Morgan to those who ask!

This is a great old Library. They have an excellent children's area with fun stations for kids to…read moreuse to get online access,in addition to a great reading area that is kid friendly. Located in a really neat old building on Main. Local residents of Smithfield are missing out on a valuable resource if they are not familiar with this great place. Front doors facing main are fire doors only head around to the west side of the building for additional parking and main access. Parking by the city offices and on the west side of the building.

The front runner is a beautiful this g to have in such a fast growing state. The have an upstairs…read morearea, a bike car train, and even a toilet. They have train assistance workers always on. They help a lot with the handicap. I haven't used the toilet but it's nice to have. They have wifi which is nice bonus. They have bike storage rentals available at this location as well. Buses run through here too. Nice parking area and camera system also. All in all it's nice to have.

I have never been into Ogden before, so I wasn't sure what to expect. I grew up in Tucson however…read moreso I was kind of imagining something similar out of their airport but on a much smaller scale. I was close, but try a much, much, much smaller scale. I flew in through Allegiant Air direct from Williams Gateway in Mesa, AZ. It was a quick flight which I slept through most of so I didn't know we were there until the tires hit the runway. Then the door to back ofthe plane opened which isn't a unique experience, but not exactly what you normally expect either. From there we were directed down a set of stairs brought to the plane and across the tarmac. The last time I actually had to walk across an airport runway to get into the terminal was when I was in Hawaii a few years ago, and I fly a lot, so it was worth noting. The airport has only one terminal as I guess most people fly out of SLC. Getting through TSA was easy enough which makes sense because it's not often angry members of the Church of LDS try to hijack a plane. As long as they don't run out of Mormon Muffins I think anybody flying out of Ogden should be okay. There are only two restrooms in the terminal and two in the main lobby which are down a flight of stairs that inspired the chase music from a Friday the 13th movie to play in my head as I descended them. The men's room was clean, but not something I would want a kid to go into alone. There was just something creepy about it. The airport could fit inside of a Sprouts Market with plenty of room left over. It closes at night, as they only run a few airlines out of there I think, but for convenience it's super quick to get in and out of and I had no complaints.

Terrible!! First our plane alevo was delayed for 2 hours and then when we got to Ogden airport they…read moreonly had one ramp to disembark a plane. There was another plane there and we had to wait at least 45 minutes. If you are going to be an airport then have more than 1 ramp to disembark!!! Poor!!

I visited for the first time a few weeks ago and was generally very impressed. Clean and nicely…read moreorganized, fair selection. One thing, though: more books! There seems to be a lot of unused space in that cafe...study...whatever area that could be filled up with shelves.

Fun little library, especially for kids. Has a large…read moreselection of children's books, touchscreen computers for young kids. A unique feature is a small reading theater that doubles as a child play area, with a slide, stuffed animals and blocks. These features would be nice to keep one's kiddies occupied, so parents can do some reading, except this library lacks the reading nooks and private seating areas to do so. Southeast corner could be better utilized for private study or reading, but instead it's used for storage. And the couches in the middle are rarely occupied, their central location is so exposed its too distracting for a good read. Also, the adult and young adult book sections are very limited here. "Maker Space" is an interesting place for audio/video computing, but it's understaffed and underutilized. I know they do teach classes on it weekly, but I have yet to try one. I wish they had more activities for all ages of kids like I'm accustomed to at Salt Lake City libraries. They have a decent selection of books on cd, but have very few music cds. They have a lot of tv series on dvd, and a decent amount of movies on dvd. Blu-ray selection is small but mainly new releases. Library is kept clean and the building is relatively new. It has an odd area resembling a cafe with booths and large tables to do homework on. Public internet area is hidden behind the checkout desk, it's cramped but has ten computers. Free Wi-Fi is available here too. Because it's fun for young readers, I enjoy bringing my family here. But there's no real comfortable place for adults, and overall it lacks for everyday readers. But it's a small library, so some of this is to be expected. But I would rearrange the place and focus on comfortable spaces for folks to read.

We attended the Box Elder County Fair and arrived on the last day of the fair. It had been raining…read moreall morning so we waited to go until things cleared up a bit. The weather was not much of a deterrent for the local crowds and the parking lot was packed. The parking was gravel with mud mixed in due to the rain. The parking was paint marked, but attendees seemed to take those lines as a suggestion and park where ever they wanted. We were lucky and found a painted spot near the entrance. Avoiding the puddles, we made our way across the busy paved street to the entrance. It was free to enter and walk around to see everything. The food, activities, and souvenirs had extra costs, but we did not partake of any of those. We walked through the food area first to see the options, then checked out the games and rides area. It was not busy on the games and rides yet so nothing was really happening over there. We walked through the goats/sheep barn, the cattle barn, and then the chicken/bunny barn. There were lots of animals in motion with shows going on and an auction too. It was fun to see everything, and we were glad we had the chance to attend.

When the fair comes to town, this is the place to be! The livestock is great, the food is yummy,…read morethe entertainment is always a good time and the rodeo is what we come for! I've never been here anytime other than the fair but they have other activities throughout the year so you should go! The parking can be tricky but in this town we basically park where there's an open patch of ground!

+ Grateful for REI finally here in UT, as I had come in from western SD and southern WY and boy are…read morethere no REI's out there xP + Ample parking. + Conveniently located right by the 15. + Always grateful for public restrooms. + Pleasant ambience.

It seems that the only time I visit Station Park is in the dead of winter when the last thing I…read morewant to do is walk around outside where the air hurts my face. But I have yet to find myself here when it's nice outside, so I have a slightly biased perspective. That's on me though. Anyway, I love the variety of shops here and the layout is interesting-not like a boring linear mall where everything is one long, dreadful row of stores that goes on and on like a dull high school science teacher. No, this place has twists and turns, shops are broken up by beautiful water features or seating areas-things that encourage people to linger. Aside from the terrible weather-which admittedly, Station Park cannot control, the parking is tricky. There's something innate in the minds of Utahns that we have to be able to park directly in front of the store we are visiting. We don't prefer adjacent parking lots, and get grumpy if we have to walk anywhere more than a few feet. So if you're one of those people, you'll be disappointed to find that the parking areas are further out and the few spots that are near the stores are highly sought after. So, I'll wait for the weather to turn nice, park in the nearby lot and happily meander through the shopping area with coffee in hand, humming along to whatever cheerful music is playing on the speakers overhead.