Here is the grandpa Jones historical marker. Grandpa Jones was a staple on the hall TV show back in…read morethe day. I'm gonna watch it when I was a little kid and when I found out he was from Kentucky. I'll do a little bit of research. I did not realize that he was from here and this is a nice little historical marker to show where he was born and raised.

this will be a totally mixed review. i had a totally, totally bad experience signing up for a ghost…read moretour with a group of friends for my birthday (details later). the tour itself was really quite good. i suppose i should start off by saying that i love non-profits and particularly non-profits that deal with historic preservation. i volunteer at one frequently and wouldn't want to do anything to go against their mission. myself and three of my friends decided that we would all go on a ghost tour for my birthday. one of my friends is quite thoughtful and proactive and said that she would call in advance and get the reservations made. she also said that there was incentive in doing so because the tickets would be less expensive. she called two days ahead of time and left a message. i called the next day and didn't leave one. we never got a return call. on the day of the ghost tour (and my bday) i decided to pop into the office and ask if my friend was on the list yet. i said that i would purchase tickets if she wasn't. the lady in the office fumbled through the list and couldn't find my friend's name. the other lady found her name scrawled on a paper buried beneath a bunch of other papers and indicated that those were the people she hadn't yet had time to contact back. this normally wouldn't have been a problem, but i was also informed that all the tours except for the one at 9PM were all sold out. also, we were going to take two legs of the tour, and the 9PM tour was the last one. i kind of lost it. it was my bday. you're allowed to be a brat, right? anyways....i thought it was totally lame that we were being denied a place in the tour just because the lady working there hadn't followed a logical pecking order. i guess i freaked out sufficiently, and the lady was probably worried that i wouldn't stop....so she conceded to add three extra people to the 9 o'clock tour. i still hadn't confirmed with two of the three birthday celebraters if this would be ok...and i was worried because they had a small child at home, but it turns out those times were ok for them. the lady said 'it's only $9, and it goes to a good cause'....she didn't say $9 for each person and each tour. i suppose i could have scalped the tickets if my friends had not been able to go at that time. i'm glad that they were able to go, but this laissez-faire treatment i received over something that was illogical and rude on their part was completely infuriating. so...we went to the meetup spot for the 8 o'clock tour, and we were informed that they were running late. we went on the tour, and it was fun, but it ended too late to go on the 9 o'clock tour. fortunately the ladies back at the meetup spot were sensitive to our plight and very understanding. they refunded us for the tour we didn't get to take, as well as the additional $2 off each ticket that we were supposed to have received for calling in advance to make the reservation. i would never undermine a preservation non-profit, and i don't write a lot of negative reviews in general. i'm from the midwest where i was taught to not say anything if you can't say anything nice. i just wanted people to know what to expect when dealing with this particular organization. clearly it's a mixed bag!

A very pretty area with nice restaurants and entertainment. Several restaurants have lovely outdoor…read morepatios to eat at.

A beautiful place for Girls Inc event. We, Southern Sirens Music, came from Southern Indiana to…read moreperform for this event. Everyone was so friendly and Riverpark Center has a fantastic view of river and the lighted bridge!

Our library is beautiful and has a grand selection of books for all readers. The staff is friendly…read moreand extremely helpful. There's a nice place to drop off material without going in. Parking is plentiful. There's a beautiful little outside area to visit that's well shaded.

This library was built in 2007 and is vastly different from the previous building. The whole design…read morefeels very sleek and modern; the designers and architects obviously put a lot of time into this and attention to detail. It feels spacious and open. Personally when I go to a library I prefer to look for a nook/cranny that I can snuggle up in with my books and laptop. This library does not really offer that. It has some tables to sit at, but each floor is just one giant room, and the sound from the other side of the library can carry all the way over to you. The children's area is not separated from the rest of the library, which I think was a mistake. Aside from my personal preferences, this is a beautiful, up to date library that is a great asset to Daviess County and surrounding counties.

The library is very attractive, without a doubt. However, I take issue with $1-per-page fax fees…read moreand 20-cent photocopies. Breck County library faxes for free, and copies cost ten cents. And they look just as nice as the ones here, I'll bet.

Love this library! I'm here almost daily to work with clients or complete paperwork. It's clean,…read morequiet, and there are several tables available for working on paperwork or reading. The staff is so nice and helpful!

I frequent this library as I work in this area everyday. I can't say enough good things about the…read moreladies who work here. They're so nice! The library itself is set up nicely and has several comfortable areas to set up a laptop and knock out paperwork. Or, if I don't feel like taking in my laptop there are plenty of open library computers to use. The biggest thing I appreciate is that this place is clean. It's such a relief to have a nice place to work if I have some extra time on my hands in Rockport!

My 10 month old enjoyed the children's section. The ladies working were lovely and took the time to…read moreinteract with my babe. Informative and nicely organized local library. We are looking forward to attending story time.

So the post office is a hard place, it's hit or miss when it comes to service. I live in Gary, and…read morestarted going to the post office for my parents, because they use money orders! I would get treated with super strong attitudes. The machine would break, money orders get stuck, and attitudes given out for free. I moved around to post offices until I found one that didn't mind giving money orders. I found the Highland office on Kennedy! Now depending on who's there, overall it's ok. Just don't ask for one of those envelopes. But this young lady, Keyonna, I hope I spelled her name right, she was so professional in working with customers. No attitude, genuine concern, and service! There's another young lady named Perry. She also provides the customer service you deserve. I watched her explain something 4 to 5 times, repeating the information to the customer, all though he was not so recptive, she kept her cool. The service is appreciate so much!!! Thank you Keyonna and Perry for your kindness!

Best post office ever! Small post office means very personal attention, dealing with the same…read moreemployees you get to know and who get to know you. They offer everything a large post office offers but long lines and impersonal service. Thanks guys!