There is no yelp account on too many businesses in this area. The people and the process deserve…read morerecognition. The EJ Post Office is incredibly efficient. A few of the small town terminals I've dealt with have huge issues. Makes no sense because they are soooo small, everything should run smooth. Not only is the flow seamless, the ladies are super sweet and even my carrier bends over backwards to deliver packages and the such. You really only need Street parking out front. There is overflow in the back, not too much and you could probably get away with parking in the hardware across the road or the cafe next door. I don't think it'll ever get so busy you'll need to. They have PO Box section and package pick-up. If the load is big enough you can drive around back to the well and your boxes will be waiting! 12/23

We purchased a trailer on Friday, and were unable to get an appointment at our local SOS office, so…read moreI scheduled one for Monday in Manistee. My appointment was for 2:50, so we arrived at 2:40..there was only one clerk on duty, Kathleen, she called my name just as i was taking a seat. Kathleen was Wonderful..she got everything processed, with a smile I might add, and had us out the door by 2:53. Personally i think Kathleen should lead a customer service class for the entire Secretary of State office clerks. Keep up the Good Work Kathleen!

Paula (Mgr) and her team in the Grayling Office do an absolutely excellent job (unlike offices in…read moreother areas).

How would you not write a positive review of your local law enforcement? They are great and take…read moregood care of the village and its citizens!

Restored General Store filled with nostalgic charm. We loved it from the moment we pulled up. One…read morebedroom with a king size bed. All the necessary amenities. Very clean with access to cleaning supplies. A lovely getaway, very relaxing. If you stay in East Jordan, eat breakfast at the South Arm Cafe'. The homemade bread is heavenly.

First of all, the staff at this library is absolutely incredible. If you ask something, they…read morecertainly do not take a search lightly and they do everything they can to help you. As an oil painter, I have varied interest and they have secured books from other libraries hundreds of miles away for me. I don't know if they know we by name yet, but I think so. I've been in there every week sometimes twice a week for months. I also checked movies out and a frequent basis. The library is nice and clean and has hundreds of resources as well as scheduled events.

Weather cleared a bit, nice up a ski lift, across and back on the bridge. Yes there is the glass…read moreportion, for comfort a walkway portion on the glass has antiskid rubber tracking. But still fully glass visible. Sights good from the top, especially for anyone that has never skied a mountain top. Curious the golf cart path winds up and around as well. They do well reminding to keep your ticket stub as it is scanned along the bridge and lift access. Other options are zip lines (8 sections for about $80?) sounding good, and an alpine-like village at the parking level. September was a good time with a little chill. Obviously this changed with the weather, and the very many snow blowers (!) to keep the lower mountain snow covered as needed. Worth the drive and ($25) to come see this.

The chairlift ride to the top was a fun bonus to the bridge. We had a beautiful day and it wasn't…read moreoverly crowded. We were surprised to see so many people racing across. We took our time and enjoyed the view. The glass bottom section was also a nice touch. The only reason we didn't give it a 5 was the food at the top was pricey. I got a Polish taco and it was good, but it would'vebeennicetohave cheapersnack options. As a nondrinker. I appreciated they made a mocktail version of the lavender lemonade drink. The restrooms were clean as was the picnic area. We also caught a golf cart and shuttle bus ride which was nice since the parking lot is far from the attraction.

Stopped in to do absentee voter stuff while on vacation and it was easy peasy. I love small town…read moreoffices.

A fantastic asset for a small community--or travelers who need a little peace, quiet, and wi-fi to…read moresqeeze some work into an up-north getaway (I'd be the latter). The library is spacious, clean, and comfortable. You can plop onto one of the cushioned chairs to bang on your laptop for a while, or sidle onto one of the sofas to lounge with a book. Wi-fi is free with no password required. There are public access computers if you don't have your own. Book selection is limited, as is inevitable in a smaller library, but there is a good diversity of quality titles relative to comparable libraries. Of special interest to visiting fishermen is the fly fishing collection. A book sale fundraiser is held in early June, and when I go I always manage to score some good novels and nonfiction titles for less than a buck each. This libary is just one more reason Grayling punches above its weight in cultural offerings.