Wow! Who ever thought a small town would have such a great library! They have just about…read moreeverything...books, DVDs, music CDs, laptops, computers, video games, audiobooks, e-books, and even kindles! The kid's section is huge, the teen area is great, and they have a beautiful mural on the wall. The staff were very friendly and seemed genuinely happy to be there helping people. We'll definitely visit on abregular basis!

Y'all!!!! I am not a frequent flyer at places like this but my son wanted to go with some friends…read morefor his birthday so we did. Things were pretty quiet until about 1:30 in the morning. Around 2:51 (haha "around" and then I post the exact time) we all RAN out of there and drove home - an HOUR tired, hungry, and freaked out! Blackford County Jail does NOT disappoint and the owners are awesome!!! MUST GO!!!

The Howard County Courthouse sits on Courthouse Square in Kokomo, Indiana. The art deco building…read morewas designed by local architect, Oscar Cook, and retains most of its original grandeur. The building was dedicated October 20, 1937 after a fire destroyed the first courthouse during 1927. The building is constructed of limestone. Bronze relief likenesses of the founder of Kokomo, David Foster and inventor, Elwood Hayes cover the doors on the main entrance. Grand art deco light fixtures stand at the entrances to the building. Local Sheriff Deputies screen visitors prior to entry into the building. The deputies are friendly. This is very much a working courthouse, bustling with activity. The building is not really set up for tourists. But you can walk around. Photography is not allowed in certain rooms and areas. Art deco style war memorials holding the names of those that served stand directly inside the entry and around the foyer. Above the foyer is a beautiful rectangular stained glass window that runs the length of the building. There are three floors plus a basement that house county offices and courtrooms. The County Clerk, Circuit Court, Public Defender and Prosecutor Offices were among the offices. Offices are simple and functional without adornment. Incredible art deco features adorn the staircases and halls throughout the building. Being in the building was like stepping back in time. I loved it. The building was put on the National Register of Historic Places in 2008. There are public restrooms in the basement. Parking is free around the square. The building is ADA accessible and has elevators inside. The square around the courthouse is interesting, too. There are few businesses, but the mix of architecture is beautiful. There are also several memorials surrounding the courthouse building including a Civil War memorial.

Last Friday, I had my driving exam at the BMV in Marion, IN, and I can honestly say it was one of…read morethe best customer service experiences I've ever had. Jessica, who administered my driving test, was incredibly friendly, understanding, and professional. Even when we ran into some issues with my international documents (as I'm new to the country), she went above and beyond to help me through the process and made sure everything worked out. Her calm and kind demeanor made a stressful moment feel manageable. Although this BMV location is about 1 hour and 30 minutes from where I live, I'm truly glad I chose to take my test here. Thank you so much, Jessica -- you made a big difference and you deserve the best!

Friendly, clean and lots of books for a small library. Also…read moregreat priced book sales. Good place to take your children.

This is an awesome library for such a small town. The membership prices are very reasonable. $20…read morefor a family for a year and $10 for an individual for a year. They have large print and regular fiction books, a children's room, a small DVD collection, biographies, cookbooks, and an area with Eaton history items. I feel really lucky that it's here in Eaton.

Lehman & Schmidt designed the Neo-Classical Miami County Courthouse that stands in Peru, Indiana…read more The limestone building was completed n 1910 and stands on a square only four blocks from the Wabash River. On the Southeast side of the building is a bronze replica of the Statue of Liberty. A war memorial stands near the Southwest side of the building. Unfortunately, the building was closed during my visit, so I wasn't able to get interior information. At the local museum, I learned that the current Courthouse is the fourth courthouse structure. (The third Courthouse was designed by Issac Hodgson and was similar to the current castle-type courthouses in Bartholomew and Morgan Counties.) There is dedicated parking on the east side of the building. The Courthouse is another great example of historical architecture in Indiana.

This is something you don't see everyday. Like a spare oar along that lines. This is like you just…read morestepped back into time in civil war days. Women men children all acting in costume. It's a sun event for all ages. Their shopping there is food this is there are even cannonballs going off. 100% a good time.

While I've occasionally had some mail delivery issues, most of the time I have been able to call…read morethis post office directly to get assistance, and they're friendly more often than not. I used to have new carriers all the time but have some fairly regular ones now. They even deliver packages on Sunday on occasion. One perk for sure of a small town post office such as this one is that there usually isn't a line. Even when there is, it often moves semi quickly. I have also been able to just drop large outgoing packages which already have postage on them printed online to an empty counter to the left instead of waiting in line. However, even in that case, if you're able to give them a couple minutes, they will gladly give you a receipt for your drop-off if you wait for one of the open counters. It's always clean in here. They have greeting cards, gift cards, padded envelopes, and mailing supplies available for sale. The always ask what type of stamps you prefer if you are purchasing books or sheets. While the counter area closes at 5 during the week, and I believe noon on Saturdays, the lobby is open 24/7 so that you can drop letters and smaller parcels in the indoor slots anytime or check your PO BOX if you happen to have one. My one real complaint is that the blue box outside around the corner of the building hasn't been reliable for me thus far. Everything I have dropped in that box either never made it to its destination or took a month. I just take everything inside now to be on the safe side. Tina is the best. It's always a pleasure when she's working the front counter or happens to be the one answering the phone. She's made pickup of my missed deliveries, etc. easy for me by having my mail waiting for me in a bundle at the front. This is definitely one of the better post offices I have ever used.

Every time I go there to mail out my packages I always get the best customer service from the…read moreclerks. They're amazing.!!! They are always very helpful.! I highly recommend.