Here is an oasis in Tyro, NC, Davidson County.. a library! They have a good selection of books,…read moreother media, helpful staff, computers, meeting rooms and weekly programs for children.. It is small but well maintained and comfortable.

A friend and I were wandering around downtown Lexington and when we saw a sign for this book store,…read morewe had to pop in as both of us are avid readers! The cutest little book store if I've ever seen one! It looks like they took an old house and renovated it into a book store where each room is a different genre of book. The front room has mostly newer books of all genres and memoirs. The back rooms are separated into children's book, young adult, magazines, etc. Although the books were a little pricey, I dont mind spending an extra few dollars to support a local business. The woman behind the cash register also told us if there is a book we want that they don't have, she could order it for us. Searching them on social media it also looks like they do talks with different authors every month. They had pig city books tshirts and ever since I left I've been upset I didnt get one because their logo is so cute. Just gives me a reason to return and book shop more!

I stopped by for the first time a few days ago. I'm an avid…read morereader and due to lack of space on my bookshelf I've become very picky about purchasing books. All that being said Pig City books has a good selection of books particularly kids and teens. There's lots of cool reading accessories like bookmarks, stickers , pens. I felt like I was at the book fair. The owner of the store was there and was super friendly and had great vibes. I love their pink door. The prices are the same as other bookstores but I like supporting local businesses when possible.

Located in the Old Davidson County Courthouse, this museum tells the history of Lexington and…read moreDavidson County with a number of displays of memorabilia and artifacts from its history. This is the South, so they certainly have some information on the Civil War (and the former Memorial that's since been removed) but the original courtroom furniture and jail cell are still here. The ground floor had photos of Lexington through the ages. Interesting to see all of this and learn about this interesting city. The museum is free and donations are appreciated. [Review 1792 of 2024 - 3711 in North Carolina - 22815 overall]

Been living in lexington for 2 years now and finally went in on Wednesday for the first time. I was…read morequickly greeted by the very friendly employee. I was the only person there as I went in right at opening time and it was the middle of the week. The displays are clean and self explanatory. There was such a strong paranormal vibe and I didn't last too long in there will definitely go back.

Perhaps not as grand or as visited as the VIetnam Memorial in Washington DC but if you counted the…read morenumber of people who passed within a half mile of this place, it might be a fair competition. The North Carolina Vietnam Memorial is located in the wooded area between the two rest areas here along I-85 in Thomasville NC. As with others, the memorial lists the 1620 names of those who died fighting in the "Vietnam Conflict" from North Carolina and also lists their counties. It is made from North Carolina brick. It is a short walk from either, or you can drive from the southbound one. What is relatively unique is that the highway is actually crossed over between exits 96 and 102, making each of the exits a right-lane one even though it is between the two highways. You can still hear the traffic faintly, even from inside the circle. [Review 11685 overall, 1467 of 2019.]

The heart of summer, it was quiet at the rest area and I was looking for something to do, a place…read moreto walk to, so I'm grateful that this was also located here to shake off the drive's weary pace. I took a walk down the stair to the lovely park and left a few kindness rocks behind to spread love out into the world before walking and hoping to find a few doe, alas there were no deer but there were a few bees in flowers. I walked back up. It's a lovely area, it may not be Huge and with statues but it's a somber and respectful memorial to the dead of the Vietnam conflict.

This marker is located along Lexington's Main Street and is in front of the Holt House. Often, the…read moremarkers point to things that are blocks or miles away so it is great to see one that is right here! The marker reads, "William Rainey Holt, 1798-1868. Physician. Advocate of scientific agriculture. His plantation "Linwood" was 6 miles southwest. Built home here, 1834." Online, there is more information. "Dr. William Rainey Holt of Davidson County was among North Carolina's most versatile men of the nineteenth century. Born in Alamance County at the Holt homeplace (today the site is the Alamance County Historical Museum), William R. Holt was the brother of textile pioneer E. M. Holt and the uncle of Gov. Thomas Holt. Graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1817, Holt studied medicine in Philadelphia and soon after his marriage in 1822 set up practice in newly created Davidson County. Dr. Holt was among Lexington's first and leading citizens and purchased his home lot at an early courthouse sale. On that lot he constructed "The Homestead," a large Greek Revival house, in 1834, soon after his second marriage. That residence today is the oldest remaining home in the town. Holt, a Democrat and secessionist who lost three sons in the Civil War, had his house occupied by Union troops in 1865." It is marker number K-56 and the driveway of the home has parking for you to stop and check it out. (And thanks to the photographer that was here for a private event and kindly stepped inside so I could get a photo!) [Review 1791 of 2024 - 3710 in North Carolina - 22814 overall]

I know all US Postal Services are slow (all of the ones I've been to in my lifetime at least) but…read morethis is absolutely ridiculous. I could have driven to the next town for this line, AND they don't even have the automated machine. Then the parking outside is reserved for only 15 minutes. If my car is gone (I've been here for 10 minutes and only one person has been served) I'm going to call and report the office and the associate to whomever I can. Again I say, this is absolutely ridiculous. BEING A SMALL TOWN POST OFFICE IS NO EXCUSE FOR SLOTH-SLOW SERVICE!!!!

If I could give a zero star I would. David contacted us regarding a missing shipment and he was no…read morehelp at all. Told us to go to the post office in Florida and see if they could find it. Really? Very rude, no help and then hung up on us as he was still being spoken to. The post office has gone to pot for sure! And they wonder why people don't mail with them anymore. Rude people and awful service!

Like I am going to rate the DCSO anything less than 5 star, LOL. Please note I was not wearing…read morehandcuffs and arrived under my own power. All kidding aside my experience was fantastic. I arrived to conduct general business and the ladies at the front window were very pleasant and efficient. The building is on the newer side and was well overdue for the Sheriff's Dept. the place was spotless and neat.

Visited the Davidson County Sheriff's office Monday to submit my concealed carry application, which…read morewas easy and efficient. The positive experience actually started the Friday before when I called ahead to make an appointment (which is mandatory). Surprisingly, they had a slot available for Monday afternoon, which I gladly took. The lady on the phone very kindly walked me through the process, explained everything I would need (including where to find the paperwork online in advance), and gave me directions (their new address apparently leads some GPS users to an open field). I arrived about 10 minutes early Monday, but the receptionist immediately took my paperwork and money ($90 cash, ATM across the street at the gas station), and told me to have a seat until they were ready to take my fingerprints. I was in the Sheriff's office for maybe 15 minutes total. Maybe. The lobby area, which is where I stayed except to do fingerprints was super clean and inviting with comfy places to sit. The different areas (reception, patrol, detectives) are very clearly marked overhead, which is very helpful for dummies like me! My only minor gripe is that there isn't a public restroom in the lobby and I very badly needed to get rid of a Red Bull. Oh well, as I said the process was very quick and I was out of there in no time. Thanks everyone!