I came on the day after Labor Day. Got there about 7:50 and there was a few people already waiting…read moreoutside the door. They opened up almost right on time. About 8:05 I was already being helped. Unfortunately I didn't have what I needed and ran home. Spent less than 10 minutes inside. The woman that helped me was friendly and helpful. About 8:25 I came back. Got everything processed (change of license from a different state), and in under 20 minutes I was out the door with my new KY driver's license. The 3 employees I interacted with were very friendly, and the service was quick. I'm very happy with my experience there.

Number was a disconnected number Still trying to figure…read morenumber. Been trying to get lost id mailed in form 3 weeks ago yet to hear anything

Great fire station. They always put up great holiday lights and is a highlight for the season. We…read morehave also had to call them before and every one who works there is friendly and very helpful. I can't say enough for the men and women who help take care of our community and keep it safe.

Melissa at the 2624 Research Park Dr. DMV license office was very patient, kind and helpful (even…read moreafter I had to run back to my car for my glasses!) I appreciate her, and I hope this sweet lady gets a raise! And everyone there was polite and courteous.

They were very helpful and went out of their way to accommodate people. I hear people complaining…read moreabout them but I don't know what on earth they could be complaining about.

You can be 8up anywhere. The hardest working firehouse in the city. One of the busiest and best…read moretrained engines and buggy in the city.

Nada tunnel is a cool and unique site to check out just a mile or so off the Slade Kentucky…read moreexpressway exit. It is a tunnel that leads you straight through mountain side rock. One lane tunnel with no lights so proceed with caution. Takes about 45 seconds to drive from one end to the other. I joked that this is how every horror movie starts and the fact that it was rainy when I traveled through this didn't help that thought. Overall really cool and interesting site. And it won't take you too far off the beaten path it check it out.

How is this? Just not like the coolest thing we were out exploring came across this tunnel. Drove…read morethrough it walk-through try not to get ran over by cars. We had a great time it's cool definitely check it out.

With all of the controversy of the proposed renaming of US military bases, it was timely to run…read moreacross this marker that denotes the brithplace of General Hood. The marker reads, "John Bell Hood, 1831-79, graduate of West Point, 1853. Eight years Indian campaigns. Resigned, 1861, and joined CSA as colonel, heading Texas Brigade. He gained distinction at Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, 1862, and at Gettysburg, Chickamauga, 1863. Appointed to command Army of Tenn. Met defeat: Atlanta in August, 1864; Franklin, Nashville in December. Lived in New Orleans after war." According to the wikipedia, "Hood had a reputation for bravery and aggressiveness that sometimes bordered on recklessness. Arguably one of the best brigade and division commanders in the CSA, Hood gradually became increasingly ineffective as he was promoted to lead larger, independent commands late in the war; his career and reputation were marred by his decisive defeats leading an army in the Atlanta Campaign and the Franklin-Nashville Campaign." Today, Fort Hood is a US Army base in Killeen Texas. That's midway between Austin and Waco. It is home to the 1st Cavalry Division and 3rd Cavalry Regiment, among others. It is the most populous US military installation in the world. I suspect the name change for the base is coming soon and for now, this marker remains. [Review 13481 overall, 800 of 2020.]

Home of the Bengals Training! Clean and friendly town with kind and helpful locals.read more

This is my second favorite Kentucky city. It's just minutes away from Lexington and is the home of…read morea Toyota plant, where you can tour the factory during certain times. It's also the home of Evans Orchard, known for their you-pick strawberries, blueberries, etc. The Pavilion has the only indoor water park in Central KY. Rodney's is one of the best steakhouses around and Red State BBQ is a Yelp favorite.

I would like to wrap up my experience as serving on my grand jury experience here. Just today, I…read moreactually had overslept and I had to quickly put in my appeal, after calling back to the court. The admin, Cindy, had told me to email back and the judge was to decide my options. Thankfully, he released me from ever having to serve this year and I am so appreciative of that ( I was actually waiting to call back and see how the response would come- in a form of a summons O_o, a bench warrant :O?). Nope, just an email (see these are the things they do not tell you- you kind of fear it.) Honestly, I have to say that this was such a great experience and I have to thank all those prosecutors, who I interacted with and willingly to allow me into their cases. I feel that I am just a mere citizen of this city, I do not have any degrees in law and yet I had such a big responsibility for the last three days, or so I felt (April 2nd, 3rd and 9th) ! I would also like to thank the judge (forget his last name), the admin, and all who were involved in this experience. Who would have thought a release? I would have been fine with a "do not do it again." I have to say he was a pretty cool judge, he never really cared when we never stood up on the "all rise" as he entered (then again, there was no bailiff neither, so no one actually said it). I still did, it's so old school, like the Twilight Zone, that it would be a crime not to O_o (actually, I read somewhere that one COULD BE in Contempt of Court, if not doing so- not sure how that applies today) Thanks again Fayette County Circuit!

What can you say about a court building? It's a well kept place and appears to be pretty safe as…read morewell. They have some neat fountains outside that sometimes the kids play in during warmer weather. There are also some undesirables hanging out around outside that can make a person feel uneasy but parking can usually be found in the garage across from or on the side street with a short walk. Just don't stop to chat with these folks. Check the hours for the entity you are going to see before you go or call ahead to make sure they will be open.