It's a small town City Hall ... what's there to say that most people don't already know about this…read moreone. I've only had three dealings in the past there so my opinion is biased to how our local government treats it's constituents. My opinion is not very favorable of people that feel they are empowered and privileged by their job title, so best to leave it at that.

This review isn't about the local Politicians or the actual politics in Burk. I had to go here to…read moresign up for water and trash service when I moved to Burk a few months ago. The young lady who assisted me was extremely friendly. She welcomed me to Burk, and even thanked me for my service when she found out I'm retired Military.

The grounds were clean along with the chapel. The bathroom option is a porta potty. Make sure to…read morehave your ID ready. You'll need it for anyone over the age of 18 to enter into the ground.

Cool base everyone treated us great with respect and will come back to visit one of my sons that is…read morestationed here for service.

We all know Texas is a big state. That's one reason I've never been to Wichita Falls Texas…read more Not that it's a great distance from Dallas. Only a 21/2 hour drive. However, it sits in a strange geographic area in the north central part of the state just over the Oklahoma border. Its not in a place that you ever have to pass through on your way to another part of Texas. Ever. As a result,even though I'm native Texan,I've never visited. I changed all that with a trip in search of long forgotten relatives. As always,when exploring new territory there are pleasant surprises. The lady that owns the world's tiniest sky scrapper filled me in on some important history of the area making a lot of things clear. Plus,I found a great burger spot. Wichita Falls is one of the last cities in Texas of its size stuck in the past. It truely feels like going back in time 40 years

Wichita Falls "the gateway to Texas" is a really cool little ol' Texas Cowboy cattle & oil town…read morewith some really cool Texas Rodeos, yeehaw! It is also a filthy rich little Texas Cowboy oil town. Most business men "cowboys" that live here or have lived here own their own little planes and usually fly to Dallas etc., for meetings. My father used to live here. It's quite a trek by car to Dallas or OKC. So, most just fly. It's also the home of Sheppard Air Force Base. Home to Sheppard's Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training program. This international flavored program is utilized by seventeen different NATO countries for the finest fighter pilot training in the world. It's a cute little Texas Cowboy town and, yes it does have a waterfall & water park. The City also has a fabulous twenty-mile-long trail system that winds through all the little Texas country neighborhoods, along little streams & pretty little lakes for use by anyone who wants to exercise, bicycle, or rollerblade etc., With an additional park system featuring 39 parks all within the city limits. And, there is more mountains, parks and lakes nearby to explore. A nature lovers dream. The legend is, that the land of Wichita Falls was won in a poker game by John A. Scott of Mississippi in 1837. Much later on, Scott's heirs discovered the lost certificates, and commissioned M. W. Seeley to map out a townsite on the Wichita River tract. Then, in July 1876, the townsite, as platted by M. W. Seeley, the original land, had a small waterfall on the local Wichita River, that was later washed away. Before the land was "won" in a poker game it was the Choctaw Native Americans. They settled this area in the early 1800s from their native Mississippi area. It was the Americans that negotiated the relocation of them, after the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek. That treaty was signed in 1830-1831. Then later, in the 1860's the American settlers arrived, mainly as cattle ranchers AKA, Texas Cowboys! And God bless 'em. We LOVE our Texas cowboys! yeehaw! :)) The city was named Wichita Falls on September 27, 1876, for the local Wichita River. There was a waterfall in the river's course in 1876. However, years later in 1886, a flood destroyed the original waterfall. After nearly 100 years the city built an artificial waterfall beside the river, in Lucy Park. They just sorta recreated the original water falls. They are 54 ft high and recirculate at 3,500 gallons per minute. They are visible to south-bound traffic on Interstate 44. A great little Filthy rich Cowboy town to visit with excellent mexican food. God Bless Texas! Recommend.

Is there a way to leave 0 stars? It says they close at 4:45, so we show up at one to schedule a…read moreroad test. 1 hr 30 min wait; fair enough. We wait the entire time, and once we're told it's our turn, we're told that they're done taking tests for the day and that today has been an "off day" for them and their system couldn't update to cancel us. Don't even bother, just go anywhere else.

Was easy just make sure you check in online you can set an appointment than you can skip the lineread more

Quick look rating: 4/5 Quality…read more Cute little post office! Yelp has not rated this cute little post office yet, but I had the chance to run by here and check them out. I'm on way to Colorado to go fly fishing and get a call from a colleague to send some mail to him. I have on hand all of the items that I need, except a local post office. I look up and spot a local PO, but not on Yelp. It is hard to say anything negative about this cute little, I mean little post office. But they get the job done! They maybe small, but they are on point! Thanks to this little PO!

"Willkommen" Octoberfest !!!…read more 3 whole days of local German sausage, Apple strudel, homemade breads, cakes, pies, artisan cheeses, local Vino & lots more! Now is the time to visit Muenster, Texas! Festival held at Heritage Park 301 N. ash street. Check muensterchamber.com for music lineup & general info. Bring your "guten apetit" we love to be your host (Free entry if in complete German costume) for exciting entertainment & delicious local German artisan food & drink. October 1st, 2nd & 3rd. Friday 4-12pm. Sat.10-12am. Sunday 10-6pm Admission is $5. children 12 & under free. Check MuensterChamber.com for all Upcoming Muenster Chamber events like the Muenster Christmas parade on November 27th at dusk! Let the fun begin in Muenster, Texas! Highly recommend.

From the owner: Welcome to Muenster, Texas which came to be in 1889 when a small group of German Catholic settlers…read morepurchased land and started building a community. Located on US Hwy 82 just 14 miles west of I-35 and about 70 miles from the DFW airport. There are vineyards, shopping and a real glockenspeil clock so come visit for a day or plan to stay a while.

Excellent crew in this place! My son was married there this week and the judge and all the staff…read morewere just excellent! Hope you guys find some stuff for your sweaty feet!

The McClaim County Court Clerk's Office is always friendly. Some of the larger court clerks offices…read moreare more standoffish, it here they are willing to help. If the judge has signed my order, they are willing to give me a copy without acting like I have put them out or I have committed a humongous faux pas! They are just nice people!

This is a small -town courthouse so the people are friendly, but they don't treat you badly because…read moreyou are from somewhere else. The Judges are great and fair.