Drove 30 minutes to the Social Security office on Friday after Christmas based on posted online…read morehours showing the office open at 9:00 a.m. There were multiple cars in the parking lot, and one by one people discovered a paper notice taped to the door stating the office was closed. In 2025, relying on a handwritten sign instead of updating official online hours is unacceptable. Multiple members of the public wasted time because accurate information was not posted where the public is directed to look. I will return next week. If this is a recurring issue, it should be reviewed at the management level to ensure accurate public communications going forward.

Took several calls and "stuck in the loop" going from online to local website etc. Finally spoke…read morewith live person and then problem resolved changing from old bank to new bank.

Hands down Darren Drake and his office people are the best. They have walked us through the process…read moreof my son's case. I was overwhelmed with the entire process. I highly recommend his office for a criminal defense attorney. He gave my son his the best opportunity for his future to be fruitful.

Darren Drake was very professional and always responsive. He helped my family out in ways I could…read morenever repay him. Everything was handled in our favor and it was all thanks to him and his expertise. I would give him 10 stars if it were available.

My hubby is a bit of a history buff. We had been at the VA for a car show and just happened by this…read moreplace. We got lunch at In-N-Out then came back and used the shady picnic tables to relax and have a picnic. They have a smallish museum, in comparison to other National Park museums, but it is packed with facts and interesting artifacts. Outside there are trails to walk, and separate bike lanes. On a sunny day there are many shady areas to stop and enjoy the sights, sounds and fragrances!

A lot to see that helps visitors understand how the Civil War was fought here…read moreStones River National Battlefield is a very important Civil War site. Through the various sites it shows you the battle that occurred between December 31, 1862 to January 2, 186. It was one of the bloodiest skirmishes of the Civil War with over 23,000 casualties. The park is easy to find and there is plenty of parking. The main visitor center was closed when we visited. There are several driving stops and walking trails that take you to key areas of the battlefield, including the famous Slaughter Pen, the Round Forest, and the large National Cemetery. We spent about two hours driving the tour route and walking some of the paths. The grounds are well maintained and peaceful. There are good interpretive signs that help you understand what happened at each location. It was a very sobering but meaningful visit. The cemetery is very moving with row after row of graves and the sayings. I definitely recommend Stones River National Battlefield to anyone interested in Civil War history or just wanting a peaceful and educational stop while traveling through the Murfreesboro area. It is well worth the time.

Even though they were unable to assist me in a civil matter, the staff here was great and the…read moreattorney I met with actually researched what I was looking to do and did he best to try to find a way to help. They are definitely a credit to the legal community. I have no qualms going to them should I ever need to for any kind of legal matter in the future

From the owner: Murfreesboro criminal and family law attorneys are aggressive litigation lawyers with over 40 years…read moreof combined experience. They represent clients facing criminal defense charges, such as DUI, drug, weapons, or assault and battery charges. They also assist clients dealing with family law matters such as divorce, alimony, custody and visitation.

The Hazen Brigade Monument, built in early 1863, is the oldest, intact Civil War monument in the…read morenation...The NATION!!! Here in our backyard!!! Tony and I went to Stones River National Battlefield and this Monument is located on the same side of the road as the National Cemetery just a few yards down the road from the Visitors Center. Its a monument with an Iron gate and stone wall around several graves. There is also some cannons located in park along with the marker signs. If you want to go on a nice walk with your kids or animals..to enjoy a great walk during the afternoon and learning some Great Historical facts...you must go here !!! I highly recommend this area, even if you are NOT a history Buff, like me!!! IT's Ideal just for a great hour or two or longer of enjoying God's Backyard and the beauty of Nature.. I am going again, and again ....and AGAIN !!!!

Beautiful monument kept very clean. One sign near the two gravestones your unable to read that's…read moredisappointing.

Stone River National Cemetery is across the street from the Stone River Battlefield and is…read moresomeplace that I would recommend that you come to offer your respects to these fallen soldiers. One thing that I found especially poignant is that at a few moments I came across the graves of Confederate and Union soldiers laid to rest side by side. At the end, they were all Americans who had fallen during those terrible days. I think that it is important to remember the history of our great nation. This is an important destination and if you are in the area, I definitely recommend stopping by both here and the battlefield.

Good place to wander around and reflect on history. Somber and peaceful. Take time to read the…read moresigns and think about those who did the ultimate for our freedom.