Over the years, I've found this to be a handy library. The book selection has been decent, and I…read moreliked that inter-library loans were available (part of the Central Arkansas Library System). The parking was somewhat limited at this facility. The staff were always helpful and thoughtful.

I'm lost without the staff at this library!! They are so helpful!! I always go They when I need to…read moredownload a document and print off and fax something important. Or look for a job, or take a test for a position that requires a test to take!!! I never go anywhere else. If I get stuck on something like a printing process, they are always there to help!!

This place is clean and it's easy to get to and there are spacious areas to hang out in and covered…read moreareas to sit or stand under if it's sprinkling or if it's particularly hot and sunshine. This park has baseball tennis soccer basketball pretty much everything you could think of and in addition to that it's got great Opportunities for Brad area hiking and walking and looks like they also have lights at Christmas time but they have throughout the area. The ball fields are well laid out and easy to get to with plenty of seating.

The soccer fields were well maintained with reservations. The restrooms are a long way from field…read more The concession stand was also a long way off. The road into the soccer fields is not marked at all. A guy at the entrance said if we use the first road it would cost us. The area is poorly designed for soccer. Maybe an after thought.

This is a fantastic library. Very well organized and wonderful staff. They have thing to do for all…read moreages including book clubs and once a week activities for a variety of age groups. The staff is knowledgeable and always willing to help. The computers are well maintained and I usually do not have very on to wait until one is available for use. In the mean time I have the chance to get lost in a new book. It's a bright clean environment. I could spend hours upon hours here.

The Toad Suck Bridge was built in the early 1970s and replaces the ferry that operated here prior…read more The dam was added in 1983 and it is an impressive structure from either side. It carries Highway 60 over the Arkansas River. The name "Toad Suck" itself comes from an old riverboat term. It was said that when the water was too low, steamboats would have to stop, and the captains and crew would head to the local taverns where they would "suck on the bottle 'til they swelled up like toads." [Review 2305 of 2024 - 368 in Arkansas - 23320 overall]

This is a nice walking trail for people and pet owners. The trail is very wide and has poop bag…read morestations along the way. Great place to walk.

The clerks at the courthouse treated customers rudely when I was there. They tried to say one lady…read morewas someone that had a warrant and she wouldn't do anything until it was checked. While being checked the ladies kept saying things to the person they were waiting on that was upsetting her. Then when she and the person she was with was trying to find out what was going on they were told to be quiet because of court. They did as requested. Then the clerk on the right contacted an officer and told him they wouldn't be quiet. Others all around were talking so loud nothing could be heard. But the lady only pointed out the two in front. The only ones being quiet. The treatment was rude, unprofessional and does nothing to help how others see our city.

I am an unapologetic "fan girl" of Officer Norman of the North Little Rock Police Department! The…read morehubs and I took the trek over the bridge and ventured into North Little Rock (which I did not know what a separate city) until Officer Norman told me. Upon arrival, Officer Norman discussed his methods of community policing and how it's impacted NLR and other communities nation-wide! He also introduced us to a couple of the officers he works with at the substation. The hubs and I are inspired by his efforts and look forward to supporting the cause now that we're local! If you get the chance, check out his videos on social media and I'm sure you'll be impacted also! Officer Norman of NLR is a true American hero!

This place is well-run by FRIENDLY postal workers. I came in today to mail a box back to S.F. and…read morethe postal worker finished up with the five people in front of me in record time. When he noticed I was from S.F. he said 'Go Giants!' and that made me smiled. So nice to hear that from someone in Arkansas in the off-season!

Upon the creation of Conway County in 1825, the Cadron settlement (about 15 miles down the Arkansas…read moreRiver to the east) served as the initial seat of government. After several moves, the county seat was finally established in Morrilton in 1883. Frank W. Gibb, an architect from Arkansas, created the current courthouse, which was finished in 1929 after the previous one burned down in 1927. Although there are elements of the Green and Roman styles, the Italian Renaissance is also seen in the design. The four-story structure, which is made of light brown brick and cream-colored stone, adheres to the type of classicism that was popular for public buildings in the 1920s. The upper three levels of the recessed central five bays are fronted by flanking pilasters and four imposing Ionic columns. A brick parapet and a conspicuous entablature complete the structure. Inside, the courthouse boasts one of Arkansas's nineteen surviving New Deal murals, titled "Men and Rest", painted by Richard Sargent in 1939. This mural depicts rural life with three men taking a rest break in front of a wagonload of hay. In the scene's background are a meadow, a barn, and another wagon. Check it out! [Review 2362 of 2024 - 410 in Arkansas - 23376 overall]