TSA at this airport is fine in my experience. It's the CARRIERS who stink!…read more Get it straight people. 2 flights a day. Y'all can do it..... come on. If y'all can't improve, pack it in and save us all the hassle that comes from your huge delays or cancellations and we'll just start out at Charlottesville, Richmond or Dulles. Really. File complaints with VDOT here: https://www.transportation.gov/airconsumer

This is the smallest airport I have ever been through and it's the worst. This happens to be my…read moresecond trip through this airport and they literally need to close this airport. The TSA is not the smartest and they they are so out of line I. What they think they can do. I wish I could give less then a star or go into the negatives.

A beautiful town and one not to miss. I veered left off the main highway (went out of my route) to…read morevisit here. I read so many nice articles about Staunton and how historic it is. Voted a best small town of America and what a well deserved title for this amazing town started 1800. I'm amazed at so many original buildings are still here and how beautiful the vibe is. I saw some amazing unique types of business that you won't see anywhere else. They even had a camera museum full of all the old cameras we had as kids given to us by our great grandparents. The rectangle Kodak camera, Polaroid cameras. That place was great. The antique shops were full of everything my great grandma had in her house that's just gone nowadays. Telephones of course, sewing machines, washboards and jewelry boxes. Staunton was a wonderland you just have to see! Enjoy my photos and put Staunton on your road trip list!

Staunton has been recognized as one of "The 20 Best Small Towns in America." After a few days here,…read moreI can understand why, especially if you are interested in the history of the American South. Incorporated officially in 1801, its founding goes back at least to 1747 when the plan for a town at this location was developed by the colonial governor of the Virginia Colony, and given the name Staunton after the popular governor's wife, Rebecca. I guess the name "Gooch," didn't pass muster (The actual name of the appointed official). The arrival of T.J. Collins in 1891 was the primary factor in the town having such a rich and diverse commercial and residential architecture. He and his two sons designed over 200 buildings downtown, primarily along Beverley and Augusta Streets, the main intersection. A guided or even unguided walking tour will show you many styles of classic architecture, including Romanesque Revival, Second Empire, Chateauesque, Richardsonian Romanesque, Queen Anne, and Italianate. The Staunton Public Library is a result of the refurbishment of the original schoolhouse drafted and built under the guidance of T.J. He left behind a town center that make it unique and worthy of a few days exploration. When exhausted from all the intricacies of architecture and physically tired from climbing up and down the hills, you can take a break and visit The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum and catch a live performance at Blackfriars Theater. While there aren't many five star restaurants here, there are enough local kitchens to keep you satisfied and a brace of taverns and breweries to keep your stomach full and whistle wet almost any hour of the day, except Monday, when it seems most of town is closed up tight.

Love this cute little cream colored cinder block post office in Kents Store! This little…read moreunincorporated town has about 1000 people, and it has some historical significance with The Oaks and Laughton registered as historic sites. Named after James Madison Kent, born in 1819, purchased a tract of land and he and his family ran Kents General Store that also housed the post office. Now a separate building, it has relay boxes and drive by mailboxes. It's clean and tidy and I met the new postmaster there who was sweet as she could be! They were low on supplies and only had plain flag stamps and Purple Heart stamps, so I didn't buy any this time. The postmaster said she'd be sure to get some more decorative stamps next time! This little crossroads area features the post office as one of its main buildings, and played an important role in the civil war. If you happen upon Kents Store Way & Venable Road (Rt. 659 & Rt. 601), be sure to check out the General Store and the post office, the anchors of this Fluvanna County community. Hours M-F 12:30-4:30 Saturday 10-1:30

my experience this year with the Social Security administration has been excellent! When I called,…read morethe wait time was short, and the agent was very helpful. I did have to go into the Social Security administration building personally to update my information. The person who was at the desk was friendly and efficient! I am so pleasantly surprised!

I'm very disappointed in the way that my benefits are being played with, I am a cancer patient and…read moreI need to receive my benefits on time because I have medication that I need for my health issues and it seems like every month my benefits are delayed

What a wonderful place for an event. We had a graduation party there and decided it was perfect for…read moreour reunions as well. Off the beaten path in a gorgeous nook of the woods. Great place to have something outside as well if you have children.

Large stately facility that has great potential but seems to have been neglected by current…read moreoperators. Needs much updating and basic housekeeping. A regular scrubbing would go along way here. ..and whats up with that dirty brown water out of the tap, ewwwww. Great location at base of Afton Mountain. Very scenic. Could be so much nicer with some TLC.

Palmyra is a teeny rural town in VA with a population of about 130! This post office is small too!…read moreIt's a brick building, with not much personality. The inside is paneled with wood, reminiscent of a 70's den or basement. There's also that vintage linoleum! Evidently, some construction was going on as there was a huge piece of wood covering a glass doorway. All in all this is a friendly neighborhood post office that seems to take care of its customers! No passports service. Hours M-F 9-4:30, Sat 9-11

examen des cols bleus…read more A rural post office with the same flavor you would expect! I found the staff very helpful and friendly! It's a typical 1970 style business type building! I found parking limited , but easy to park ! Letter pickup is about 4:30 . The true downside is you might spend your time chit chatting and catching up with you favorite postal worker! Straight up , one of the few talked about places in the area! That might be good or bad! Lol! Great experience!

We just wanted to take the time to commend Officer Steve... who went beyond his duties to make sure…read moreour family was safe and tried to help us move our rig. Our MH broke down on a two lane highway, which was also a truck route. We were in danger of being rear-ended, and that drivers trying to pass us were also in danger. Our rig's handbrake had seized up, making it impossible to move our vehicle. No tow company would come, although they kept telling us they were searching for a provider. We were there over 11 hours waiting for a rescue. Officer Steve explained that he would be going off shift in the morning and that Sargent Chan, would be taking over... Sargent Chan was also very kind, and set up more flares on the road for us. Dennis, from Fire department, also stopped to help us and set up a flare stick. A couple of nice citizens also tried to help. All in all we appreciated everyone's kindness that tried to help. In the end it was JC's Towing and Recovery, that rescued us. We were so happy to move our rig after the 12 hours of a horrible time. ‍ On the other hand we have to NOT recommend Rusty's towing from Culpepper, he tried to take advantage of our situation, and his price to move us a hundred feet or so, was more expensive than a regular tow to Fredericksburg. We said "NO, we were not going to be taken advantage of.

Entirely renovated as of January 2024. After several years of painstakingly going through the…read moreentire building, it is complete and drop dead gorgeous!