Big fan of reading over here! I love to read but generally don't buy books, so I always frequent my…read morelocal public library. I've been here a few times already since I moved to KC, and have been so pleased with everything. It's located in a strip mall type of building, so I was a little confused at first but now it's easy to find. As stated in previous review, it's not the biggest library around, but it's great. The staff is SO friendly, the selection is great, there are CD's for rent (who even uses those anymore?... me #sorryimnotsorry) computers for public use, self service check outs and downloadable ebooks for your ereaders. What really impressed me was when I placed a few books on hold and received a notification in the mail only 2 days later, via a postcard, that my books had come in. So I took my giddy self over there ASAP and was so pumped that I didn't have to wait to get them. Although the library is on the small side, it has a ton of other branches in the KC area (close to 30 I think?) and your card works at all of them and you can request books from them. I'm pretty excited to be living so close to this branch and it doesn't look like it'll be disappointing.

This library is definitely not the largest but it's cozy! As expected it is very quiet,but if kids…read moreare around people aren't mad at their excitement. I have also found that this location is not overly crowded or jam packed with people trying to use computers! The WiFi is also free which I LOVE! I honestly think libraries are such an under utilized resource in our community. People don't realize that you can come check out movies instead of going to redbox! The staff here has always been pleasant and helpful as well! My daughter and I have also attended learning activities here, ranging from animal wild life to space exploration. I would definitely recommend this location or just exploring libraries in general!

my dream for as long as I can remember has always been to a member of the United States Army. I was…read moretold by many recruiters that there was a snowballs chance in hell that Id get in. that is till I went to the northland recruiting office. Ssg Pate went above and beyond to make my dream a reality he spent countless hours making sure I got the MOS that would best fit my skill set and ensure my success in and after the army. I highly recommend this recruiting office to anyone thinking about joining the armed forces

From the owner: We offer opportunities for people to learn how the US Army can help them with their plans for the…read morefuture. They can serve either full time or part time. The Army will allow you to gain skills that will make you marketable and place you ahead of your peers in today's tough job market. The Army offers training in over 150 career fields, most of which are directly related to the civilian workplace; job skills ranging from Computers, Legal, Mechanical, and Medical, Petroleum, Welding, Aviation, Human Resources and many more. When you enlist, your skill training will be guaranteed in writing. A recent survey of employers showed the 9 of 10 believed Soldiers possessed the job skills and qualities they looked for when hiring.

We decided to try out this particular library because I had seen it on an Instagram real and I…read morethought it would be a fun place to bring our two-year-old grandson. He enjoyed the kids library section. They have some neat in the wall seating for kids to read. They also have a large wooden ' café' for kids to play at. They had a good amount of books for children. The library was very busy on a Saturday later afternoon. I walked throughout the rest of the library to check it out and they have a good selection of books in the teens and adult areas. They also had a cooking room and also other meeting room rooms. It appeared to be a possible cooking lesson going on at the time we were there. They have a variety of comfortable and modern seating arrangements throughout the whole entire library. They also had a huge window area looking out on natural Prairie area that I believe might have hiking trails around it. We do not have library cards with this system so we didn't check anything out, but we did read books to our grandson while we were there. Everyone seemed to be getting good service from the librarians at the area as they were stationed. The library is a valuable resource for all the community members because of all the free resources that one can use. This library was new and modern. I do think the bathrooms could've been cleaned a little bit better or maybe more often.

Obsessed with the library!! This library offers free cooking classes and I was able to snag a spot…read morefor the comfort food reimagined and 10/10. From the teaching to the food, everything was amazing! Our instructors were so sweet too. They let us know everything we could be doing to perfect our food. I've been here once to study and it was a good vibe! I enjoyed how spacious it was and how it had a cafe and when I went.. LEGO! That's always going to be amazing for me.

Went through security for gate 37. Five stars. Would do it again…read more Made some small talk and chit chat with the TSA people and they were all in a great mood. Pretty impressive for four in the morning on a Tuesday.

Either it was because of my dietary restrictions or my religious preferences, the TSA at this…read moremiserable airport went excessive on me today and going as far as having their airport police go hands-on with me. I look forward to having every police officer in TSA agents job taken for what I experienced today which ended up with the hospital trip. I have many medical conditions and one of them is PTSD and I was neglected my medication and water for said medication. S to the man who caused a majority of the problems who claimed to be the head of TSA play Little mind games with me with his infantile facial expressions, expecting to get a physical reaction out of me. I look forward to taking his job as well! Even after this suit told me I couldn't fly, they continued to violate my fourth amendment and kept on investigating my property. As for the two male officers and the one overweight female officer, I plan on coming after your qualified immunity, especially for going hands-on when I had committed no crime. I will see you all very soon!

Visited 3 April 2021…read more When I got to the post office there were very few people there but I needed packaging so mail my items. I was looking for bubble/padded envelopes but the section that had those were closed. There were flat rate envelopes so I went with those instead. There are counters throughout the post office where customers can organize and write labels. At least two tables I went to had no pens so I searched frantically through my purse (I usually have a pen but of course I did not have one that day). I moved to a third counter and luckily that had a pen. Once I was done labeling and packaging my items, a few other customers had come in. That seemed okay since the previous customers were moving along quickly. Boy was I wrong. I started writing this review while I waited in line. I was patient because there was only one postal clerk working and she was soo sweet despite the issues she had from the customers. There were 4 people ahead of me. One conducted his business and left without any issues. I probably spent an additional 30 minutes in USPS waiting on the other 3 because 1. a female customer wanted tape but had to tell an entire story of why she doesn't have tape (We all learned she was sending left over valentines day treats to her boyfriend in Canada who she met randomly online and haven't seen in 13 months!). 2. a male customer tried to get stamps from the self-service kiosk but the machine took his money without giving him stamps. We could tell he was getting aggressive but the postal kept her cool, walked with him to check the machine, then called her supervisor. 3. A third customer, also a female was confused whether to mail priority express overnight or just regular priority! By the time I finally made it to the counter, I was so annoyed by the previous customers but the postal clerk apologized to me for the long wait (which she didn't have to because it wasn't entirely her fault). 5 stars - for the postal clerk 3 stars - for the inadequate supplies & the store section being closed 3 stars - for the condition of the facility. It was clearly old and a lot of the posters and info graphics on the walls were very outdated

This is a great place and the service is requested is really good and the quality is so good there…read moreand the value

One of the things that draws me to the YMCA over other gyms are the group classes and the focus on…read morethe whole person. This facility does a pretty good job with both. I wish the Greater KC YMCA did a better job of enabling web registration for classes and programs. The functionality exists, but I find it difficult to navigate the class options and not everything is listed. I think, perhaps, they only list the classes with a charge. This facility is more modern and up-to-date than many YMCA's that I have been to. They seem to have all of the equipment you could want and everything is kept in good repair. It is also immaculately clean. The star of this facility is probably the pool. It has a variety of activities to keep the family entertained for some time. One thing I would love to see at this facility is a cardio cinema. At some of the gyms I've been to in the past, they had this. It makes working out a lot more fun and I found that I went much more regularly and stayed longer when I was working out in the cinema.

I like the facility and the staff, but the hours are not great. I'd like to make that comment…read moreprivately, but the suggestion box has been replaced with a compliment box. Also, they had some kind of power lifting competition a week ago and blocked off most of the weight room for several hours. This could have been done after hours, before opening, or not at all. We have limited time to work out and it was frustrating to be relegated to being an unwitting and unwilling power lifting audience.