Adriana was patient, professional and efficient. She offered top notch customer service. You can…read moretell she enjoys her job and helping others. She is definitely a great asset to your company! Adriana keep helping and making people smile, Your helpful demeanor was very much appreciated. Thank you so much!

Unfortunately they are never answer the phone and you must drive to them , this is is government…read moreoffice and suppose to answer your phone

Check it at the front desk was quick and easy. I had a referral. I just came here for a stress…read moretest for my heart health and felt I got excellent treatment from the medical assistant that guided me thru the process. She fully explained what was gonna happen, then hooked up 10 of the EKG things to my chest and then had me run on the treadmill with it increasing difficulty and incline every 3 minutes. I was even able to complete the goals in less than 7 minutes, but continued running to 9 minutes and then slow down for a few more minutes. I felt comfortable and understood the procesz.

Line dancing is all the rage right now. Tiktok, Youtube, Instagram and Facebook all have videos of…read morefolks doing popular line dancing. If you have not seen the "Boots on the Ground" line dance videos you have managed to escape all social medial outlets (pretty phenomenal feat.) Line dancing is done at birthday parties, weddings, retirements...you name the event and there is a high probability line dancing will be happening. Generally speaking, most folks have done the electric slide or cupid's shuffle or more recently the Wobble. These are the "ticket to entry" line dances. Currently, there is so many line dancing out there I can barely keep up. Once you learn the base line dancing, then the younger peeps add a spin to it. I can't tell you how many times I have been line dancing and there are multiple versions of that line dance being done on the dance floor. I challenge myself to learn as many line dances as possible. Why? Because it is totally and completely fun!!! You might ask what does line dancing have to do with the St. John's community center? Well, the community center has an instructor that does line dancing every Tuesday, 6-8 pm for FREE. You could potentially learn 12-14 line dances in one night. Then you are prepared to spring out to the dance floor and join in on the fun.

Who knew getting shots could be so painless? (No pun intended.. ok, it was intended :-)…read more This place is awesome. It's so awesome that I had to create a new business profile just so I can review it on Yelp. Because after all, sharing is caring. St. John Community Center is endorsed by the City of Austin, and it's the chosen community resource for Austin's Tiny Shots and Big Shots immunization program. The entire vaccination process at the St. John Community Center was quick and easy. You call 2 days in advance to make an appointment. You check-in with the friendly staff. You wait a few minutes. Nurse calls. You get the shots. You pay. You leave -- *super* happy that you found this gem of a community resource! The staff -- everyone from the receptionist to the nurse to the cashier -- was helpful and nice. And this is by FAR the least expensive place to get shots around town. I walked away with 3 shots for only $10 -- total! I have no idea why anyone would get their shots, travel shots, or vaccinations elsewhere. Best part: St. John Community Center also provides immunizations for those who are uninsured, under-insured, or on Medicaid so be sure to let others know about it!

When is the last time you have gotten a parking ticket? The last time I got a parking ticket the…read moreprice was $10. Obviously, that must have been a bazillion years ago because a parking ticket today is $75 in Austin, TX. First, I was shocked to receive a ticket and even more shocked that it cost $75. I pride myself on being a law-abiding citizen. To be honest, I thought I was following the law when I parked. I paid for parking through ATX Parking, so I thought I was good. Here is a lesson you can learn vicariously through me. Even if you are 2 inches past the pole that separates the parking v. no-parking area, you will be fined. You must be "fully" in the parking zone. It is an expensive lesson, but one that will stick with me forever. So please be mindful of signage. Also, no parking areas do not necessarily have to have red marking on the curb. Lesson Learned: The pole signage rules in every case. Usually, I park in the S. Congress public parking garage and get my ticket validated for two hours when I visit the S. Congress area. Back to Public Parking garage I go! Today I went to the Austin Municipal Court because online was backlogged 2-3 weeks. The Austin Municipal Court serves as the judicial branch of the City of Austin, handling Class C misdemeanor cases like parking violations. According to the court officer a parking violation is not a criminal offense and cannot affect your insurance, i.e. non-moving violation. The main courthouse is located at 6800 Burleson Road. The facility appears to be new as it is pristine inside with a security check at the entrance. I had to take a number to wait to have my case reviewed. Overall, the process was painless, and the Austin Municipal Court appears to be well-organized and efficient in processing. I hope never to see this beautiful building again.

Thieves. Ticketed for parking on Congress. Sign to pay 100 feet away and not visible and spaces not…read moremarked.

Thank you, UTPD, for doing such a great job yesterday in what was a tragic and scary situation that…read morecould have been much worse.

It's ok. In a not great part of town. Lots of homeless people in the area. They even have a…read moresecurity officer with her own desk there. Employees seem.... Meh? Like not super friendly, but not the worst. Like right on the cusp of civil and grouchy... lol. That's the best way to describe it. I only go to this branch if I have to, but I generally make an effort to visit other branches first if I have the option.

Came in because it was close by where I'm house sitting. Not a member here, but everyone was very…read morekind upon entering. They offered free printing which was amazing. I would've loved to study here as well, and will definitely be back to do so. They also have a nice area for children outside, and a family area inside.

There are, in one's reading life, few remaining occasions when the mind encounters something wholly…read moreunanticipated, an uncharted tributary in the vast river of what's already-known. It is no small achievement Texas Highways, that quietly distinguished publication of TXDOT or the Texas Department of Transportation, manages such a feat in its March issue. With confidence unassuming and assured, the magazine undertakes the formidable task of narrating Texas to the world, and does so with a sensibility that resists boosterism and cliché. Its triumph lies in evocation and revelation: the reader emerges entertained, altered, and having brushed up on the previously unknown. Consider, for instance, its introduction of the Queen of the Night, a rare cereus cactus with a bloom that is fleeting, nocturnal, almost mythic. It lasts but a single evening. That such a detail can still astonish speaks as much to the magazine's editorial prowess as to the enduring strangeness of the natural world. In this, Texas Highways reminds us discovery is not just the province of distant land, but may yet be found, in the byways of a single great state.

So I'm not sure if this is the right location but on google maps and reviews, it says the location…read moreis next to the train tracks but it is also the train museum and city commerce. This is a little museum for anyone visiting Smithville to check out. The place is only room size but its good just to get a feel for the history of this small little texas town. It brings back all the good-nature qualities of a small American town, nice people, friendly folks, clean area and quiet setting. There is a playground right next to it for the children to play at. The location is at the T-square end of the town's mainstreet. You can literally visit the museum and chamber of commerce and then walk down main street and visit a few shops. There is also a skatepark down the street to the left of this place. Everything is very quiet, minus the trains moving along the tracks behind this place but other than that, you don't evey have to worry about traffic in this area. If your looking for a fun road trip with no problems, drive on over to Smithville and give them your business and tell them I said, "Hello!" :-)