The library staff are friendly. If you go there often enough, they will know you by name. They have…read morean abundant adult and children's section. They have audio books and DVDs. Often you can find something to read or listen to because it will be marked as 'new'. Depending on what everyone likes, they will purchase books accordingly. They have a small coffee bar near the entrance, and two multi-purpose (not like gyms) rooms also near the entrance in the vestibule, and have several restrooms, the main ones located there in the front. We have been coming here for years. Directly across the street from BUGC, (Bourbonnais Upper Grade Center), which serves children 7-8 grade, so many children come here after school to hang out and be picked up by a parent. The only things I dislike are a.) No video games for my pre-teen, unlike Bradley Library, and b.) Not a lot of teen programs. The teen section is the size of a small bedroom: the programs are practically nonexistent as they focus on younger children (who also have a very large book section) So, if I had to choose, I'd pick the Bradley Library, which is across the street from Tri-Star Martial Arts studio and a car wash. Good luck and happy reading!

Friendly, clean, and helpful. Nice comfortable library. The Building is new and contemporary. The…read moreOld Library is the Village Hall.

My wife and I love the library. There is an adults only reading room with comfortable chairs…read more Staff is very friendly and helpful. Hours are pretty good, but not open on Sundays. I frequently order books from other libraries and they arrive quickly; my wife reads a lot of Kindle books through the electronic library. Try it out!

Great little library! Everything is pretty new and clean inside. In fact they were dusting when we…read morevisited. Not the largest selection of books and magazines but their Wi-Fi is really fast and free. Lots of computers to use as well. The staff is very eager to please.

Over priced everything! I thought they could make enough revenue from government handouts as well…read moreas student tuition but nope. They have to suck our tiny wallets dry even further by pricing a bottle of water at $1.50, and a banana is 1.06. This is ridiculous. Their wraps are decently priced however and taste well, but spending 10 dollar convenience fee for a quick pick me up is outrageous. UPDATE: I saw a convenient store sell a banana for 5 dollars so here is an extra star for effort.

From the owner: KCC is a great place to start a college career…read more Enhancing quality of life through learning KCC is a flexible organization where teamwork is the expectation and student/client success the driving force. Our shared vision is to be a leader in creatively and rapidly responding to our community's educational needs, emphasizing quality, affordability and effective partnerships.

Bad place,no answers from no one there is no professionalism whatsoever. No heat in my son's cell…read moreand they won't address the issue. The State needs to intervene and investigate this place.

The interior decor leaves something to be desired and the outside is a little modest, but the real…read moretreasure at the Jerome Combs Detention Center is on the inside. I had the pleasure of visiting three times in the fall of 2015. Once I get inside, I'm always greeted by super friendly guards who greet me by saying things like, "Welcome back", "Did you miss us?" "What'd you do this time?" and "I figured we'd get to see you today". Then comes the part where they pat me down. You can always tell that they're only doing this part because they have to. They aren't half as thorough as those Polar Pop Girls on Washington. I'm pretty sure you could sneak all kinds of things in there if you put them in your butthole or your belly button. I'm just gonna throw this out there in case the guy who runs the place is reading this. You should really have a chick do that part. We'd cooperate a lot better and I bet you'd find all kinds of things hidden in our butts. Inside, they have what's called the drunk tank. Basically, it's a few big concrete slabs that you can lay on with a stainless steel toilet that's cleaned daily with urine. Mysteriously, there is never any toilet paper on the rolls. Instead, it is folded in a bunch of shapes that are unidentifiable. Most inmates clearly suck at origami. Luckily for us, since that room doesn't have a television, they coat it with the cheapest industrial paint that can be found, which makes it fairly easy to misspell things if we scratch it with our fingernails. Some folks are even nice enough to tell you who gives good head, which is very useful information on the inside. I wrote "Nick H was here". The next time I was there, I wrote "X2" underneath that. The last time I was there, unfortunately, I didn't get put in there. That time, they put me in a chair and watched a Tim Allen's "Last Man Standing" marathon, which was far much worse than being locked in the drunk tank. Being forced to watch CMT reruns is far more dehumanizing than being alone. My favorite part, however, was the guards. All of the guards were great. I can't say enough about them. All three visits, I was treated very nicely. The food wasn't bad. It is a lot like school lunch, only the lunch ladies smell significantly better. The jail also mysteriously has the coldest apple juice cooler on planet earth. You don't drink your apple juice. You scrape it out of the plastic cup with your teeth until it melts in your mouth. Oddly enough, I think they also cook the meat, potatoes, and corn in the same fridge. If you ever get the chance to go, just don't be a dick. The guards are all pretty cool if you are cool to them. And, there's a hot mexican chick guard who's kind of quiet, but she's a lot better to look at than the other guards, especially that big bald one.