Ana makes me car sick. That's why I call her Carsickana…read more It's a tiny little town in Texas close to Dallas, on the way south to Houston. There's not much going on here but it has a nice small town feel and it's a good rest stop if you're nearly in Dallas or if you still have a long way to go to Houston. The town is mostly West of the hwy. Traffic can be a pain getting in and out (like your ma on a Saturday night) but there are several gas stations here so that helps.

Severe lack of basic modern amenities. There's decent internet and that's the only benefit it has…read moreto offer young to middle aged adults. Unless you're a retiree looking for cheaper housing or a fully remote worker who doesn't like to do anything but stare at the TV on their days off (that is when the electricity isn't cutting out in every little storm). No good food or shopping. Ordering things online is made more complicated in this town than others despite the increased need, because there's no way to easily initiate returns with Amazon or other services, as there's no no-box UPS drop offs here. You have to pay for boxes and label printing services and it ends up costing a lot of energy to return online items. The restaurants have really bad food like worse than you're probably imagining, besides the Indian place. Everywhere else is canned, frozen, microwaved, plastic packaging still in the food, dirty dining areas. There's only 1 Starbucks and it's far from residential area, out on the skirts of town where nobody even lives. No nature parks or hiking trails which even poorer rural towns have. It's also a good ole boy town, so between the official crime and the police you don't really feel safe going anywhere, especially as a pedestrian or alone. I think they just target poor people since they can't fight back in court and there's extreme poverty here. They just seem to go after anyone they can for quotas who they don't know from church or who's name isn't on a big building. It's how the city makes its revenue, so don't go there without a front, back, and driver window facing dashcam, or you could really get railroaded by the cops or worse, especially if you're poor (they probably get subsidies for jailing people yikes). One of the few worthwhile stores is does have is a home depot, which is really shocking to find out when you drive around and see the state of 90% of the houses. But you can't blame them since there aren't any jobs, and $15 an hour is considered good there, while their taxes are are swindled into things that will never benefit them like paving the pothole infested roads. Those roads will tear up your car if you just have a sedan or tacoma or something so drive slow.

Navarro County was formed from Robertson County in 1846. It is named for José Antonio Navarro…read more(1795-1871), a Tejano leader in the Texas Revolution who signed the Texas Declaration of Independence. This courthouse was completed in 1905 and is in the Beaux Arts style, designed by James E. Flanders who also designed the Shackelford County Courthouse in Albany Texas and the Grand Lodge Temple in Waco, Texas. It is red burnet granite and gray brick. The clock dome was added later. The property includes a sculpture of a seated Navarro and a fireman memorial. A bugler statue is a Confederate memorial. [Round number review 800 of 2024 - 556 in Texas - 21831 overall]

Stayed the night here. Food sucked and the beds were uncomfortable. All the doors were broken as…read morewell. Literally could not get out until the hotel staff came and unlocked the door.

What a pleasant experience this morning on getting a license renewal. No appointments available in…read morethe Dallas area until September, so I selected this location with the online appointment process. My appointment was for 9am and I stepped in at 8:10am and in 15 minutes I was in the seat, process complete and out the door on my way. Perfect customer service and I would use this location in the future.

It was very easy to schedule my appt and worth the drive. Great service and went out of their way…read moreto be helpful!!! I did not take my birth certificates - inattention on my part. No problem, went down the road to the Navarro Courthouse and got an official copy. I'm renewed and met some very nice people!!

I actually talked to a great person Mary at the post office. She addressed my request on why a…read morepiece of mail was held "per customer request "which we didn't request. The mail person for our route --even though we've received these shipments at home in past--said no live bugs (crickets for our lizards) can be delivered! The USPS is understaffed & goes go by their own rules concerning mail! Mary first person that cared in over several years of our dealing with Corsicana Post Office!

Excellent customer service, super helpful...would definitely use this post office again!read more