Beautiful new library, and we always have friendly staff when we're there! The self checkout is…read morealso a nice addition.

This may be the smallest library I've ever had the pleasure of visiting, but what it lacks in size…read moreit makes up for in serious heart and some of the most amazing librarians I have ever met. Permit me (what I intend to be) a short story: I moved to Woodland at the beginning of 2008 and the library was the only place I could think of that might supply me with a reliable internet connection. So I started spending at least a small part of every day there, making use of their internet and also feeling completely welcome, by one librarian in particular. Linda is rad, folks. She is a no-nonsense lady, but more importantly she is funny and kind and thoughtful and patient. She and Diana and Abbie (and now Blake) make the Woodland Community Library such a wonderful place. They are all exceptional at what they do. The only frustration I find is not with the Woodland Library itself but with the library system they are a part of. I also understand that it's been a rough year for everyone -- libraries included. Library hours are a little inconvenient and the limit of one hour of internet per day is sometimes frustrating as well (for those of us not so fortunate to have a high-speed connection at home). But there are always extra activities going on at this little library. Two different book groups, a few reading groups/activity times for toddlers and a number of fun activities for teenagers -- all owed to Abbie, the fearless librarian who organizes as many extra activities as her schedule will allow.

I am a Vietnam Veteran and have driven by this VFW many times thru the years in my ice cream van…read moreand noticed the entry way signs outside? For the first time I entered yesterday to donate a HC set of collectable Books, [The Pictorial History of the Second World War] I have had this set in my private library for many years but decided the VFW might appreciate them more as this set was printed originally by the VFW beginning 1944 to 1951! And I need say these are near and dear to me because a veteran owned them before and were given to me by he. This was years ago but now he has passed! Upon entering I was surprised that there is more inside than one would suspect? Meeting rooms, a library and a Bar even I could find no-one around other than some men inside the Bar as Bars are not what I care to frequent I didn't have the time to spare to look around much so I simply I left the Books and departed. ''Thank you VFW''

They sucked. I waited three hours to find out they wouldn't accept a copy of my birth certificate…read moreeven though I had a certified copy of my DD214, my ID, my federal is, my social security card, they would not issue it. Word to the wise, go with an original or go somewhere else. I have lived in Oregon for 46 years and I have to say St Helens DMV treats you like a second class citizen.

Quick and complete service with a smile. Was very knowledgeable and helpful. Interesting to find…read moreout that the better gas mileage you get the more you registration costs are because they don't get as much in gas tax from you.

This is the Old Town district of St. Helens and if you know anything about this small town is home…read moreto the 1998 Disney TV movie Halloweentown. The film starred veteran actress (mom to Carrie Fisher) Debbie Reynolds and Kimberly J. Brown. Filming locations, were of course in St. Helens and Scappoose, Washington. This film spawned 2 more sequels after. Around the courthouse, within this small town, are other landmarks and historical buildings and sites as well, so explore. This town celebrates Halloween the entire month once October starts until its very last day. Having activities, live music, food and sometimes the cast from the film drop by (but that's rare I think now) and crazy costumes are also welcomed, so be wild.

You need to be quite careful if you move to St. Helens Or. or Columbia County. Do NOT mess with the…read morelocals who have been there a long time. They are all inter related and the Judges , City Police , County Police , and court employee's will do their best to cause you a problem if you go against one of their BUDDIES. Trust me I know. I moved back there after leaving as a youngster and they haven't changed at all in their small town mentality. I'm not saying their all bad, but do your research of who you are moving by before you relocate there. And DO NOT try to stand your GROUND against any who is a friend or relative of Judge Ted E. Grove, cause he'll make it his job to make you pay for messing with one of his. Of coarse this is just the opinion of a OLD 67 year male who became a JAIL BIRD after moving back the after 50 years while trying to protect himself from physical harm the harassment of his neighbors. And instead got more from their buddies at the Courthouse, Sheriffs Department, and City Police who were their friends. And lol the people who I was trying to protect myself from even bragged in Court to the fact that THEY were friends with the Columbia County Sheriffs And after the treatment I received in my 30 day stay in jail I believe that to be VERY true. AND do NOT expect any true LEGAL help once they start with YOU. Well just my opinion, but I'm usually pretty right on about folks. LOL My Dad owned a business there a long time ago and he taught me well about these SMALL TOWN FOLKS. So BEWARE!! Check the neighbors out before you relocate there and do your do research well, it may not be the DEAL you want. OH and I met a lot of young fellas there that got involved with the local gals there and guess where that got them LOL in jail.

This is simply a review of the outside of the building. I did not go inside…read more I am happy to say this is the building from the Halloweentown movies if that's what you're looking for! Not far from this building is the movie theater from the movie, too. But there was a lot of street construction and I was unable to grab a pic. What a neat experience to say you've seen them

The building itself is historic and a part of the fabric of this river town. The city council is…read moreprofessional yet personable.

St Helens Police Department is a professional progressive police agency. They had Donut Day today…read moreto support the local Food bank by selling or taking food donations to supply those in need

2nd time my package got shoved into my mailbox folding the greeting cards in half. The last time…read morewas a metal sign that got ruined. Waiting for someone to call me back. Really makes me mad that I bought something that got ruined by my mail carrier. Someone needs to pay for both packages.

Unfortunately my mail is jammed in my box. I have had my…read morecards and photos damaged. Customer service is great, but whoever is putting the mail in the boxes aren't taking and care. The cost of having a box is ridiculous so I think that you should receive your mail undamaged. With the holidays coming I hope holiday cards arrive uncropped or bent.

This was the only place in town I could find postcards! The lady that helped me was super nice and…read morefriendly. They have lots of little nick nacks, some books, and maps. This is the place to stop!

From the owner: The Woodland Visitor Center offers information about local attractions and events. We sell…read moreDiscovery Passes and NW Forest Passes.