Small, very small labrary (what do anyone expect for a small town), but it is good place to get a…read morebook and read... customer services is awesome... clean and they always have some type of activities (for adults and kids) going on....

The website states that the library closes at 5:30. We are new to town and arrived at 3:20. Not…read moreonly were my three children and I not greeted with a smile or hello etc, we were told it was too late in the day to obtain a library card and that they closed at 4. Even with the earlier closing time, I'm certain we had time to get a card and the books my kiddos needed for a report. I even had a list of the books needed. We will be traveling further to get our library cards to a library that embraces and encourages literacy, as this one seems to be a lost cause My advice for the library management is to seek employees or find volunteers that will welcome patrons, not turn them away because they want to leave early.

I've been coming to this lovely library since 1952. Children's story hour with Mrs. Crisco, and…read morepicking out my own books! It is my happy place and the architecture is beautiful. Cozy reading nooks, friendly competent librarians. Wonderful dark and heavy library tables and chairs set quite the mood as well as comfortable leather seating options. A bank of computers with printing options available and helpful staff for assistance. Perfect for tucking in on a rainy day or reading the many available magazines and newspapers! Enjoy the views through the leaded glass windows of the beautiful landscaped grounds and relax a while. You won't be disappointed! Join Friends of the Library and enjoy notices of coming events and services...you won't be disappointed!

The architecture and history of this library is worth the stop. The grounds of the library are…read morebeautiful and well manicured. Trees and flowers are labeled. The librarian will give you a tour and share with you the history of this beautiful building. Not the usual type or style of building you would find in a small east Texas town. Built in 1934 during the Big oil Boom. In addition to being a Beautiful library, we spent a little time in the children's section. Great selection of titles and genres for all levels of readers. On the bulletin board we quickly checked out some of the summer activities. We live out of town. But if we were local this would be a place we would frequently come too.

Saturday. 6/2/18. So what makes this a five-star convention…read morecenter? Is it some massive monstrosity that requires its' very own area code, or actually houses several different area codes within, much like the behemoth convention centers in bells and whistles cities like New Orleans, and Las Vegas? Quite simply, no. However, does this convention center provide adequate and comfortable space for state-to-regional-type exhibitions? Absolutely! Yes, it does! Most importantly, I mean really, is can an individual don an authentic and full Wookie suit in the onset of a hellacious East Texas June, and not, I repeat, not actually, physically combust or burst into flames while standing in place, and the answer, is an over-emphatic yes!!! And true, as it were, that the temps outside today were a brutal, and quite unforgiving, if not hellish and humid, mid-90's-something, degrees Fahrenheit, the inside of this lovely facility was ice-boxingly refreshing and cool. 2018 Longview Comic Con guests, vendors, and visitors alike, were able to conduct their business, get their cosplay on, and just enjoy all the entire live-long day! I myself, did several comfortable laps around the convention interior, and I also sat comfortably through several interesting, informative, and entertaining panels. The convention center workers here were pleasant, professional, and more-than accommodating. They kept things moving, and quickly so. This building, and its' fantastic employees could more than handle just about any event that may come its' way in the future. I hope that they have the opportunity to do so. I also hope there will be another Longview Comic Con at this very location in the Summer of 2019! I will return if so! Excellent work, Maude Cobb Convention Center!

From the owner: The Longview Convention Complex encompasses the Maude Cobb Convention Center, Longview Exhibit…read moreCenter, PRCA approved Rodeo Arena, Agricultural Pavilions and Fairgrounds, providing a multi-­purpose complex suitable for a variety of activities and events. A joint project of the Longview Chamber of Commerce and the City of Longview, Maude Cobb Convention Center was built and furnished debt free with money from the hotel/motel occupancy fund and personal contributions. Built both by and for the community, the rental fee structure has assured utilization of the facilities by our citizens.The Longview Convention Complex provides the citizens of Longview a multi­purpose events complex that is second to none in the East Texas region.No matter what your event, the personalized and efficient service of our professional staff will help make it your best event ever.

It's nice being able to talk to a live representative to find out the rates and help set up…read moreaccounts.

Message rejections are non-refundable. Video chat quality is bad. Inmate face is hidden by your…read moreface on screen.

With over 60 academic programs, there's probably one for you here. Check out our web site and…read morerequest information for an onground program or an online degree. We also offer masters level programs. We are the only school in Texas to offer a degree in Air Traffic Control.

Getting two degrees here. I have had a fabulous experience here. I have a great job lined up for…read moreafter college.

What a selection!…read more (In some genres...) They must've had 4-500 different tarot decks. Great place to browse. Look around for yourself rather than asking the staff for help, though. The guy at the counter was acting strangely and unable to find the genre I was looking for.

The place was clean, and the coffee shop was run by very nice people. The coffee was not that…read moregood. I did enjoy browsing the books and looking at things in the store. It was clean and enjoyable

Accompanied my friend to fetch her daughter at the Rangerettes' camp a few weeks ago. I had never…read moreheard of the Rangerettes. Now I know they're a big deal, what with the Rangerette museum on this junior college campus. That said, I don't think I would have enjoyed such a small school in such a small town. I was fully expecting an elderly woman behind a counter to tell me she thought she knew me.

Kilgore College is a gem! I am currently attending the college and taking basic classes. My class…read moresize has been twenty or less giving me a great opportunity to know my professors and succeed! All college faculty are friendly, helpful, and genuinely care about your success. Also, the school has one-of-a-kind certifications and so much more! Great programs and great organizations! There's theatre, the Rangerettes, the Flare news, the Ranger band, football, basketball, softball, the music program, the KC Twirlers... There is an organization for everyone! Come and participate or come and watch because there is fun for people in all walks. I HIGHLY suggest it!