They kept me informed about my case. They put their lives on the line every day! They work hard and…read moredeal with a lot of difficult circumstances, I have nothing but respect for the Springfield Police Department.

Great police department. My family and I will forever be grateful on how they handled my brother's…read moremental health crises. Rather it is the department as a whole training program or the responding police officer's personal work ethics regardless they went above and beyond on their response when I personally do not know I would have reacted that way. Forever grateful!

I called this Post Office long distance to follow up on the status of some boxes I had shipped to…read moreMissouri. "Mickey" answered the phone and was extremely helpful, going out of her way to answer all of my questions and track down any information she could find. THANK YOU very much! Shar O South Carolina

Everyone is from somewhere and the famous astronomer Edwin Hubble spent some of his boyhood here in…read moreMarshfield and is related to some residents of the area. From the plaque, "This scale model of the Hubble Space Telescope now orbiting earth is dedicated to Edwin Hubble, a native of Marshfield. Born November 20 1889, Died September 28, 1953." "Edwin Hubble was the 20th century's outstanding astronomer. In observations made in the 1920s and 1930s he discovered the expansion of the universe. Hubble opened the world of galaxies for science when he showed that spiral nebular beyond the Milky Way are galaxies extending to the limit of the universe and participating in a general expansion of the cosmos. The exploding universe of Hubble, now termed the Big Bang, determined the origin of the elements, of galaxies and of the stars." "His exploits in the world of science let to the launching of the Hubble Space Telescope in 1990 which is probing to the very edge of space." [Review 632 of 2024 - 326 in Missouri - 21663 overall]

I love this library, great staff and it's very well set up for kids. It makes it a very peaceful…read moreplace to bring my kids to get books.

Very nice little place. Not super well stocked, but they are happy to bring in whatever you need…read more The staff is very nice, and it's actually quiet in there.

Excellent National Park. I highly recommend any student of history or history buff give this place…read morea visit. The museum has one of the largest collections of civil war era weaponry I have seen in a single location. Well maintained and terrific staff

Our grandsons are homeschooling for the first time this year (2nd & 6th grade) so when we decided…read moreto attend a St. Louis Cardinals game, we planned a couple National Parks along the way for some History lessons. The Park Attendant that was working the front desk was so friendly and explained a lot of history about Wilson's Creek to us. We enjoyed the park film and the museum at the Visitor's Center. They have a very large firearms collection that was interesting to look at. We walked up to the Ray House and also a few of the hikes: The Fort Smith Battery, Price's Headquarters and we ended very abruptly after hiking the East Overlook. When we got to our car after East Overlook, we noticed we had 100's of ticks on us. We spent the next hour trying to get all of them off of our shoes, socks and clothes. We did not make any more stops until we got back to the Visitor Center. Once inside, we explained to the Park Ranger about the ticks and she informed us that she always lets people know they have had an increase in ticks and chiggers this year and has Off that people can use before starting the hikes. Very disappointed that the first guy we spoke to did not mention this to us as we had explained we were heading out to the hikes so we could complete the Junior Ranger books and receive our badge... My daughter had a few chigger bites along with ticks and our grandsons were eat up with chigger bites... We were still pulling ticks off several hours later. The battlefield itself and park are very nice, with lots of history!! Just make sure you have plenty of Off with Deet before going on the hiking trails!!!

Two days after Christmas I was leaving my house and going to stay at my father's house. Got pulled…read moreover due to a brake light being out. So they say. Though when I looked at my car nothing was wrong. First thing he asked me was where the meth was at. I said first off all I have is marijuana. Oh I'm not concerned about that it's legal. Read me my rights and told me he was taking everything that I wasn't going to jail. Then when I refused to give my password to my cell phone they took me to jail. Almost three months later there is no record of my arrest. Still never and cannot get what they took from my vehicle. They supposedly left my narcotic medication in the vehicle but when I went to get my vehicle from tow it was not there. Took my marijuana when I even had a receipt. They charge you a crazy percent in taxes and then just take it. They took my money left the change the 2 Dollar bills and the dollar bills but took my 1985 100s that my mother gave me before she died. This is a shame they can't do this to people. There is no record of me being arrested or anything according to a state trooper I spoke too. I'm fighting this. Willard is a small town and must need the money. But I guess we will just have to let the world know about it. And let a judge decide. Know your laws guys. And when you do know they are doing illegal things. Record and let it happen don't fight. Even more STOP settling in court. Cause it just keeps it quiet for them to continue to do it.

Great group of officers. Each time I've ran into one around town they are very polite and nice!read more