What a great service for local Appleton residents and awesome way to support the environment!…read more The City of Appleton is producing compost from what were previously considered to be "city waste products." These ingredients include: leaves, brush and biosolids from the Appleton Wastewater Treatment Plant. Over time, the composting process converts these ingredients into a nutrient rich material - perfect for feeding your garden! Rest assured: the compost has been certified by the United States Composting Council's Seal of Testing Assurance program. Keep your eyes open for residential giveaways and program promotions on the compost webpage on the City of Appleton website: www.appleton.org. This year the city has given away free trees and hosted free recycle days of unwanted household electronics (no disposal fee). After looking at prices for dirt at Menards to fill our garden bed (2.5 cubic yards adds up quickly!), I was glad that a fellow gardner told us about FREE black dirt and mulch available at the Appleton Yard Waste Site. Fear not: the compost soil did not have a smell. Our plants LOVED the compost soil and the mulch kept the garden bed from drying out.

This is my favorite place. As avid gardeners my husband and I love the free dirt and mulch. With 6…read moreflower beds and 4 vegetable gardens it sure saves money! Great place to get rid of those old flags that look like heck and other yard waste.

Very friendly service and smiling always very helpful at assistance calls and quick to responding…read more Good at keeping intersections safe.

Mail get misdirected and processed very slow Package going…read more139 Miles takes a week? NOT GOOD

The staff were friendly and helpful. They explained to us our different options for mailing an…read moreimportant package and I heard them take their time with other customers to exam options and advise them to return to the line after filling out the forms. They have a good system in place for efficient service to help the line move quickly. The two postal workers we interacted with were friendly, making small talk about where I was mailing the package. Since I'm originally from California and not that familiar with all the towns in Wisconsin myself, I was surprised they had heard of the small town I was sending my package to. All in all, great service and the other customers seemed content as well.

This is such a cool nature preserve and it was beautiful to walk through in the evening Labor Day…read moreweekend. Lots of people had the same idea, but it didn't feel crowded. Saw lots of critters. Ground hog, raccoons, dead, birds. Beautiful flowers. I love the boardwalks and the eerie green swamp.

A great asset for the Fox River Valley. The park has a long series of elevated wooden boardwalks…read morethat brings the public above the wetlands. There are a number of signs that guide you through the animal and plant life. Finally, you must stop by the Bald Eagle Nest! It a full-sized replica that is over 6 feet wide!

Great food and atmosphere. The live music on Fridays is a lot of fun. There are also specials…read moreduring the week, especially the best broasted chicken in the valley on Sunday.

We thought we would give it a try since they have a fairly new manager. We came on a Friday at…read more4:00. We had the choice of sitting in the bar or dining hall. We picked the bar. Bartender greeted us right away and we told him we were going to eat at a table in the bar. Took our drink order and brought us menus. We orders the seafood platter. Baked potato was brown inside (sitting to long), Cole slaw was blah, rye bread dry and clam chowder bland. Bartender never came back to check on us. I would have told him about the food to give them an opportunity to make it better. No such thing. I will not be back.