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3 years ago
Lindsay police department helped me greatly when my felon neighbors were causing trouble. A big thanks to Officer Hickman with all he did to keep the peace while remains professional. A job well done and appreciated. read more
101 E Kiowa St
Lindsay, OK 73052
(405) 756-4481
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Excellent crew in this place! My son was married there this week and the judge and all the staff…read morewere just excellent! Hope you guys find some stuff for your sweaty feet!
The McClaim County Court Clerk's Office is always friendly. Some of the larger court clerks offices…read moreare more standoffish, it here they are willing to help. If the judge has signed my order, they are willing to give me a copy without acting like I have put them out or I have committed a humongous faux pas! They are just nice people!
This place is awesome! They have a great relaxed kind vibe! The man who works behind the counter is…read moresuper helpful and goes above and beyond to help you and make you feel welcome! We much prefer this library to the big city ones!
The staff at this library are beyond awesome. A group of very sweet ladies…read more This library is clean, and well kept up. A little small but has plenty of books, computers, and a roomy event room. The library is very active in the community, putting on free lapsit classes, story time, craft classes, and readings. I personally attend this library regularly and I am happy to have this particular one close to home. If you are local, save your Spenser's receipts! (A small town grocery story) and they donate 1% of total of the receipts to the library, for books and other things. This library has a event room, as previously mentioned. Otis large, and free to the public to use; for meetings, birthdays, ect.
I love this library! I used the community room for my son's birthday, it's huge, nice and free…read more The ebooks they have available is amazing. I never have to buy a book. Please save your Spencer receipts and take them to the library. Spencer's gives the library 1% of the total on the receipts.
Fun to see. Not much else to do on a Sunday morning so why not. Atleast we can say we came and saw…read moreit.
Finger on the pulse of a small town. Well informed on…read morelocally produced materials, books, foods. Calendars of events. A good stop if you DON'T want to miss what Pauls Valley is about.
City is nice small country town but police chief is corrupt as a certain leader in Germany in the…read more1940's
A quiet Thursday morning in Pauls Valley worked in our favor because the Garvin County Courthouse…read moresits right on its square with plenty of open parking and the whole block had that unhurried small-town rhythm where everything just slows down a little. We had only stopped in Pauls Valley for coffee, but the courthouse pulled me in for a detour before we continued north. Standing here in what was once the Oklahoma Territory, it took me a minute before it hit that no, they didn't fight for the Confederacy here and there isn't a Confederate memorial on the courthouse grounds. Hooray? Garvin County was founded in 1906, just a year before statehood and it was carved out of Chickasaw Nation land and named for Samuel J. Garvin, a prominent Chickasaw rancher and merchant whose influence shaped early Pauls Valley. The courthouse is a three-story Classical Revival structure with strong Neoclassical and Renaissance Revival notes. The stone walls, Tuscan columns and decorative balustrade give the building a strong sense of formality. It was completed in 1918 and definitely feels different from older Southern courthouses back along my route to get to here. [Review 425 of 2026 - 173 in Oklahoma - 25608 overall]
This courthouse is not up-to-date. No tax or email filings, even with a follow-up hard copy. I…read morethought everyone had caught up to the modern world during COVID. Apparently this is not so!