Service was amazing. It's a small post office. Closes for lunch at 12:00 daily. No lines.read more

"Willkommen" Octoberfest !!!…read more 3 whole days of local German sausage, Apple strudel, homemade breads, cakes, pies, artisan cheeses, local Vino & lots more! Now is the time to visit Muenster, Texas! Festival held at Heritage Park 301 N. ash street. Check muensterchamber.com for music lineup & general info. Bring your "guten apetit" we love to be your host (Free entry if in complete German costume) for exciting entertainment & delicious local German artisan food & drink. October 1st, 2nd & 3rd. Friday 4-12pm. Sat.10-12am. Sunday 10-6pm Admission is $5. children 12 & under free. Check MuensterChamber.com for all Upcoming Muenster Chamber events like the Muenster Christmas parade on November 27th at dusk! Let the fun begin in Muenster, Texas! Highly recommend.

From the owner: Welcome to Muenster, Texas which came to be in 1889 when a small group of German Catholic settlers…read morepurchased land and started building a community. Located on US Hwy 82 just 14 miles west of I-35 and about 70 miles from the DFW airport. There are vineyards, shopping and a real glockenspeil clock so come visit for a day or plan to stay a while.

Oldest post office in Oklahoma next to Chickasaw. Hubby loves this place. Cowboy style…read more I wrote a review of this Post office before & posted pics of the old original indian mural inside. Lost in the matrix wind like desperado I guess. It's a very cool post office, like from out on the Frontier. The railroad walking distance nearby, used to be a rail stop with a station. Its long been closed down, train robbery out of style. Billy the Kid territory here. Nothing much has changed, open carry is permitted in Oklahoma. Highest Recommendations.

You're not allowed to take pictures in this type of place, but I can still review it. This wasn't…read moremy 1st visit but the experiences that I have are pretty much consistent. After entering through the front door, a deputy sitting at a desk will ask what type of service you're needing and direct you accordingly. I needed to get license plate questions answered so I visited the DMV office here. You go to the kiosk, enter what you're needing and you get a ticket. There's 4-5 employees behind a glass encased walk-up area similar to a bank teller's set-up. The employees are nice and accommodating (there's a handicap area as well). Everything is quick, clean, and well lit (tall, floor to ceiling windows). This is nothing like the "old days" DMV to get license plates and handicap paring permits.

We went for a passport renewal for minor. This office was efficient & the employees were all…read morecheerful, kind & so accommodating. They were also knowledgeable about return times & could accurately advise us on how to expedite. We love this office!!!!

This is a small -town courthouse so the people are friendly, but they don't treat you badly because…read moreyou are from somewhere else. The Judges are great and fair.

We came especially to see the DAR exhibit but stayed longer for Denton County museum. See photos of…read moreboth. Built in the 19th century and show lots of signs of how government buildings constructed back then. Lots of history of Denton and county in window display and elsewhere. And there is free lot parking behind the Wells Fargo bank building next to paid lot.

We didn't go in because we visited after hours, but the building is beautiful. Also, there were…read morelots of people utilizing the lawn for picnics and hanging out. It is in the center of a really nice town square with local shops and restaurants.

Everyone is nice…read more And LOUD. The employees don't even follow the 'quiet area' signs. I asked for a private study room. They are currently closed at this time. (Not their fault) But they are competing for the loudest library award, for sure. I asked him to please keep down. He said 'Oh sure!' In a booming voice . He is sweet, but maybe doesn't get it? When you have 5 people on computers and two on laptops maybe... just maybe they are doing something very important. I mean, I don't know. I'm just a patron. Continue on... Know of a quiet study place in the area? Asking for a friend.

After my three previous lackluster library experiences in Texas...I'll admit...I did not have high…read morehopes for this library. But goodness, I was surprised! The clerks were friendly, helpful and informative...none of that snooty "can't bother to talk to you" attitude here. I was quickly assisted in getting a library card and the nice man gave me a tour of the facility. As homeschoolers, we utilize the public library system quite a bit. I was so happy to see that this county has an online system that let's you request books from other branches. JOY JOY JOY....the angels were singing in my head. What is such a standard library service in California is hard to find here in Texas. But the Grayson County Library System kicks butt and they get it done! So thank you Denison Library for being such a great place for my family to enjoy.

Absolutely the smoothest process I have ever been through. They are professional and helpful. The…read morewait time was less than 20 mins.

I've been here a handful of times during my time living in Denton. Usually it's related to a…read morevehicle- title, registration, etc. The Mary & Jim Horner Government Center is pretty big on the inside, but 98% of you will need to go to the check in kiosks directly to the right of the entrance. There are two and one is ADA accessible. It's a user friendly interface and once you select your reason, it lists the necessary criteria that you need (for example: completed Form 130UA or something similar). It's so simple, if you don't have all the items then you don't need to waste an hour in line just to be sent away. There is usually a security guard just inside the entrance but I've seen him do a lot of troubleshooting and answering questions as well. I'm not going to lie, I've been here well over an hour on many of my visits. Most of the time I've come around 4pm and my longest visit was close to 2 hours, but that was a couple of years ago and for some reason, I feel like it was around a holiday. However, this time I came right at 3pm on a Tuesday and I was in and out in 20 minutes, including the walk to and from the parking lot! That's not bad at all! When I was there, just under half the stations had employees and there were maybe a dozen or so people waiting. The number system seems to be based on categories and my number was called when I had only been seated 6 or 7 minutes. My interaction with two employees was extremely kind and helpful, though I've never had a bad interaction with any of the employees ever. The main person helping me explained in detail what my two options were and then took care of me very quickly. Honestly, I was dealing with an old title that had previously been lost and I was certain I would need to ask a few questions and then come back at a later time with the rest of the info. Therefore, I was extremely happy with how easy this entire process was. Note, when possible try to come in the mid afternoon, it's unlikely you will get lucky on your lunch break. If you are doing anything with a title, they do not take new people filing titles after 4:30pm, so aim for an earlier visit. You can check their website to download forms ahead of time like I did so you are just asking about specifics before submitting. Also, if you call they tend to have messages listing the criteria as well. Do NOT show up at a government building without your ID. Seriously, what are you thinking? Depending on what you are doing, you may need to also bring proof of insurance and registration, just a good idea to have it easily accessible. They take Visa, Mastercard and Discover but not American Express. When using a card there is a $1 convenience fee. For something you can't avoid forever, they have a relatively painless system in place and I find this a pleasant experience compared to jury duty, license renewal, etc.

They moved!!! To 5533 FM 423 FRISCO. (fm 423 and Lebanon,…read morebehind McDonald's) Hope this helps y'all and save some time too!!

I understand that the dmv is usually full of people waiting, however it was especially frustrating…read morethat they let people cut those who were waiting in line. At this DMV they ignored those who had been waiting hours for people who just walked in. Extremely frustrating.

Really unpleasant. I've been coming for years and librarians do not greet you when you enter or…read moremake eye contact. They lost books I turned in THREE separate times. Just never checked them back in. I had to go look on the shelves and show them before they'd take them off my account. Librarians seem irritated when you ask for help, and make sure you know that they're being inconvenienced when you ask them a question. Witnessed an elderly woman trying to check out books at the help desk, and the librarian directed her to the machine. I asked if they had a book request program, and they directed me to an ancient lock box. They said they "would take my request into consideration". Multiple years later and never heard anything. I don't think the box was ever opened. A woman with a child tried to exit and had accidentally skipped checking out a book. The alarms went off and a male librarian chased her out of the building. He acted like he was SWAT. Pretty funny to see him nearly knock his chair over, but felt bad for the woman. The whole vibe is negative and awkward. Glad I have another option with Denison.

This is the best library I've ever been to. Everyone is so helpful and things are so easy to find…read more I love spending my time just hanging out at the library going through all the periodicals. Highly recommend