On Friday May 10th, 2024 a drunk driver by the name of Alonzo D. Jones crashed into my parked…read morevehicle. Two female white sheriff deputies made the scene. They refused to give Alonzo D. Jones a drug test and placed him in the back of an ambulance. He was drunk or high on drugs, speeding in a residential neighborhood, no insurance, and no valid drivers license. The deputies are Davis badge number 10049 and Purtle bade number S11510. It's sad that they refuse to do their job. I bet if I were a white citizen they would have arrested him.

If you are looking for a quaint place to spend the night in Memphis, look no further!!…read more From the wonderful and welcoming folks in the Intake area to the kind and compassionate Jailers in central booking, I can't think of a more fitting experience when you are in the Detroit of the Delta!! The kind of characters your will meet in the sprawling facility are second to none..most will welcome you to their fair city with open arms and tales that are unparalleled. One word of caution: if you are looking for some famous Memphis BBQ, 201 Poplar if not the best choice. While there are many great options just beyond the razor wire topped fences, old school Americana dominates this menu: bologna sandwiches seem to be the cuisine of choice. I was somewhat saddened to see my stay end, but there is a reason people come back so often! With free transportation offered throughout Shelby County, it's hard for most to stay away for long!!

This is a really nice library. It has a lot of space and various resources for the community. They…read morestaff is super friendly and helpful. Of course that have all of the amenities that you look for in a library including computers, printing, fax, copies, etc. I didn't get a chance to look at the book selection, but it looked pretty stocked. I love how spacious it is. You don't have to worry about being up close and personal with people while your focusing on a project. They also have private meeting spaces and rooms as well. My goal now is to get a library card to make printing and other transactions more convenient! Love it!

I love this new place! Very nice and clean and refreshing to look at! Customer service is good and…read moresecurity is always present and attentive. great job

This is a newly developed Civic Center in the Raleigh area of Memphis, Tn. Formerly the Raleigh…read moreSprings Mall, this place has come a long way. It was such an experience to see it go from one staple in the community to now what it is. There are many moving parts at this location including a library, police precinct, walking trail, skate park, and more. I was eager to give the trial a go and I must say it was a very serene experience. From hearing the waves from the lake to watching skaters skate (wait that rhymed, lol), I enjoyed my time out there. It also feels secure knowing that there is a police precinct there. So, walkers and visiter can feel safe at all times. I haven't gotten a chance to go in the library yet, but what I have seen so far....I love it!

This is such a beautiful spot to get in a quick walk! I'd been waiting for a while to see how it…read morewould turn out, and even though it opened during the pandemic, it took some time for me to get over there. What I love the most about it is that it's really close to my house and, when I can't get to our dog park, I can just head over to walk the puppy and let him get some of his energy out. Due to its location, it's a central point for me to meet up with my mom, nephew, and niece for us to walk and bond. The library is beautiful and there is a local precinct at the site. I'm glad that it's open and accessible for me to start getting back in shape. My schedule is so hectic, but this is close enough and short enough that I can get in some steps and get back home to work.

I love this library! There is a huge selection of books in each genre and 4 huge floors of children…read moreand adult books. Their children's section is especially really nice with lots of fun activities/story times, a huge selection of books, a reading house and a play area. The only reason they get 4 stars is because the front desk staff / librarians at the front are pretty grumpy or rude most times I visit. Visitors who come to the library also vary greatly in friendliness and I've lately encountered many rude patrons.

You can never go wrong with a library. It's a great place to encourage literacy at any age. This…read morelocation has 4 floors, including areas exclusively catered to young children and teens. There is a bargain bookstore and meeting rooms on the first floor, with study rooms, computers, and work areas on each floor. The library also has weekly and monthly meetups, activities, services that are helpful and supportive to the Memphis community.

Be prepared to not get much studying done. Only one study room and people who don't have library…read moreetiquette talking loudly (including the librarians). Also the decor is very dilapidated and outdated.

The library was accommodating. The staff were friendly and attentive. Also, the atmosphere was set…read moreto a cool temperature. There was plenty of open parking. The statues throughout the library were magnets for the children...The bathrooms were old, but fairly clean for a public restroom. I enjoyed having access to a study room for 2 hrs. Also, a library card is not required to reserve a study room...I felt like I was visiting someone in jail because there's no privacy between the study rooms. Rooms 1 and 2 were separated by a glass window. I didn't like studying while trying to mentally block out the person in room 2. Having a tinted window or curtain to block the rooms would have been great. I was thankful that the security officer removed the clock out of my study room per my request. The ticking sound of the second hand on the clock was a distraction to me...I was able to accomplish my study goals!

I just called your Memphis office to get some general information. I was not sure who I needed to…read moretalk to, so I just chose one that "might" work. I live in NE MS near the Tennessee line, but need to take a lady to Baptist Hospital in Memphis tomorrow for a Doctor's appointment. While there, I need to visit the Navy Base Pharmacy. Not being sure how such trips are handled now is the reason I called. The young lady I spoke with was very polite and helpful. While I did not get her name, I would still like to compliment her.

I got to drive through about 75 miles of the lovely state of Tennessee. I wanted to stop in…read moreMemphis, but I didn't get a chance to. I did see a lot of ... um.. "wildlife" along the road ways and the lovely ladies that provide service to the truckers. One lovely lass was wearing a Beyonce inspired body suit and gladiator heels at 2pm. You have to admire her fashion statement.

For starters, if you live in Arlington and you don't already know how fantastic the Sam T. Wilson…read moreLibrary is -- you've been living under a rock and I'm here to rectify that! This. Place. Is. Fantastic! For adults, for children, for families, and for the community. They truly have something to offer everyone. From the new books they're constantly adding to their collection to used books for sale to classes and crafts to movie days and community outreach. The library itself is tiny but mighty. The staff here is friendly and quick to help! If you live in Arlington it's free to sign up for a library card. If you live elsewhere I believe it's $50/year to become a member. This place has become our family's happy place and I hope you give it a chance so it can become yours too.

The librarians aren't very welcoming. They don't typically speak upon entrance and when asked for…read moreassistance some, not all makes me feel as though I'm bothering them. When children are there it is like a playground. I suggest that the children are taught that libraries are a quiet space. The librarians should practice hello & goodbye, rather than sitting there with mean or unconcerned faces.

It's hard to find a good map of this base. Also their building signs are small and simle.So I drove…read moreand waked around to memorize. Pretty spacey and peaceful:) Nex: Really small. They have basic things. Liquor shop: Clean, not crowded, nice staffs. I wish they had more local beer and wine. Gas station: Good price but 1 cent pricier than Kroger with their membership. Commissary: Small but good enough. Busy. Gym: Fabulous! Newer, cleaner, less crowded, many machines, nice class room, big locker room, and good shore room with soap. Staffs are friendly and funny. Much better than VA. ITT: They sell nice discount tickets for sightseeing. Free pool table and tiny movie theater.

I've been living here for three months now and it's not bad. It's a fantastic place to work, and…read moreeveryone seems to be laid back and friendly. I live in one of the single level, family homes and like it. My only issue is the power outages, but that has been getting better over the past couple of months.