I just love this "sleepy" little library. I came here during the week to work on a project and…read morethey were having a $1/bag book sale. Really awesome find. People here are polite. This place is a historic old mansion transformed into a library near a school. I highly recommend.

I was born in Augusta, and as a small child, my grandmother would take my little sister and me to…read morethis library, and then to a nearby public pool. We looked forward to these days so much! Appleby Library is in a house! The library is in a HOUSE, y'all! What could be cooler? And after you pick out an awesome book, you get to go swimming!

I had lived in Augusta for three years and failed to notice this historic landmark until last An…read moreauthoritative staff gave us our tour of the house and grounds and explain details of Georgia colonial history, and that of George Walton. This upcoming independence Day, our 250th, will be celebrated at this location. It is fascinating to see the steps taken to explore details of the construction of this small home. Highly recommended for any tourist who is also interested in history.

This is the home George Walton for a short time. He was a signer of the Declaration of…read moreIndependence. The guide gave a short history of him and the place. Took about 30 minutes. It is free.

Ehhhhhhhhhh...... I think giving this DDS 3 stars is almost…read moretoo generous. I haven't been in here in about three years or so, and that was when I first got my Georgia driver's license (purely because my home state license expired, and I could not renew it online). This DDS is usually VERY crowded, and quite noisy as well. The way they do their system is kind of funky, and a little annoying, but if you can skate through on a weekday during everyone's normal working hours, you shouldn't be in there too long. I went a couple weeks ago on a Friday afternoon to get an endorsement added to my license, and it was fairly painless for the most part. The employees are definitely hit or miss, sometimes you get a super nice one and sometimes you get a... not so nice one. Either way, I make it a point to not go to this DDS, but it was the closest one to where I was at the moment, so I just decided to stop there.

Nicole M.'s review posted 2 years ago referring to a visit from 3 years ago means that her review…read moreis possibly from about 5 years form the date of my writing this review in 06-2019. I have had to visit this location on Mike Padgett Highway several times this year. When Nicole wrote her review I would agree with her. However they have added someone who asks while you wait in line "Why you are here?". This addition is incredibly valuable. In the past I have watched people wait in line only to be told they are not even in the right office or being told they need a document they don't have with them after waiting 1-2 hours. Since adding this person service has become highly valuable. Things stay moving even when fully loaded. Customers are much happier knowing their wait has been minimized even before they get to the counter. Also that person can direct customers to online features they can use while waiting in line. They have even added two computers terminals for this process and often people just start helping each other. So even that 80-90 year old grandma or grandpa can be assisted in a way that gets them through with a kind of speed I have never witnessed before. I used an online feature before coming in, that's right from home, got a number, sat down and was called in 5 minutes and helped in about 2 minutes. If they maintain this level of service I will raise the rating from a 4 star to a 5 star.

Very helpful staff. They are polite and have a smile on their face…read more The building is clean and they even had a memorial for Senator Graham. On busy days, parking may be scarce. Early morning may be best.

Exceptionally courteous and fast customer service to pay taxes for car plates and annual yellow…read moresticker in the building C! A pretty and patient blond government associate was genuinely a pleasure to deal with. She lent me a screwdriver to put the new Georgia plates on my car. It was easy to park.

brittany at columbia county tax was the most cheerful and infirmative worker i've ever had the…read morepleasure of dealing with i went there to inquire about homestead exemptions since i was turning 79 soon and she cheerfully and professionally took the time and patience to take care of all my needs . i told her how happy i was with her and hopefully the staff and her employers appreciate the gem off a person she is

Register to vote, pay taxes, early voting, veterans assistance, and more…read more Everyone is helpful and friendly. If they don't have what you need, they will help you find where to go. If you are not sure, come in the back door and the people at the service desk can assist you.

This is a beautiful brand new building. No need to go there unless you have a reason. There are…read morefour to five courtrooms upstairs along with the district attorney and the solicitor general. There's also a law library upstairs. You can also apply for and get a concealed weapons permit (same day), and research real estate records at this location.

Man was I lied to when we were able to PCS. Everyone I spoke with RAVED about Ft. Gordon, and there…read morewas virtually no wait, so we decided to make the move. I wish we waited for the other locations we had on our wish list. Applying for housing was easy, but they did not want to work with us. We spoke to different people, who gave us different answers. We had asked for specific amenities (i.e. a fence for our dog, one story, near other families with kids similar in age), but all we disregarded. I'm not paying three thousand dollars for a fence I'm not able to take when we PCS again. We decided to live off post which was the best choice we could have made. You can get a QUALITY rental for the same price of your BAH. I've made friends with a few families on post, and looking at their houses made me feel so relieved that we don't live there. Eisenhower is okay. I like my kids pediatrician and she always puts out referrals for us no problem. I'm actually relieved that their specialty care is out in the world and not there. However getting immunizations here is awful. It's -always- a long wait after you see the doctor. I guess I was spoiled at Bethesda, because they had about five stations usually with two people at each, at least when it came to the kids shots. It was so nice because they could do shots at the same time on the opposite legs. But anyways, scheduling future appointments at Eisenhower is always a PITA too. For parents with kids four and under, they have a program called NPSP, New Parent Support Program. I've met some really nice moms there and it gets you and the kids socialized. They usually have quarterly events, and it's always open to their entire family. The PX is actually pretty nice. We've always had no problem. The food court isn't terrible, but I hear they're opening a Tropical Smoothie in May, praise. The commissary is TRASH, and it's closed on Monday. You'd think that given how big Ft. Gordon is, that it'd be quality products, but it's once of the worst commissaries I've ever stepped foot in. Always, always, ALWAYS check the expiration dates and look for mold. ALWAYS. While I wouldn't recommend anything in Fort Gordon, there is so much to do in Augusta, Grovetown, and Evans. And if you can swing it, live off post. You'll be happier.

When I first moved here, I heard nothing good about Ft Gordon or Augusta. I really like this place…read more It's quiet, but yet has enough amenities to be comfortable. The base is pretty easy to navigate once you know the main roads. Gate 2 is getting a bit busy, but Gate 1 is atrocious in the morning. Apparently, Ft Gordon has the nicest golf course in the Army? I guess they feel they need to live up to the masters. Oh and the PX has a legit Starbucks! I like that I can still collect points on my rewards cards and it's not a main street. Gas is comparable to the rest of the town. I don't notice much of a difference.