This place is so hit or miss. BMV office workers make life harder than it already is and are easily…read moreirritable when helping you at the counter.we went for car tags and it was such a pain. Knowing that these BMV's are individually owned is insane and honestly doesn't seem right. It's nice that you can get 5 year car tags so that you don't have go in to see them ‍

Extremely pleased with the service here. Came early on Tuesday morning after Labor Day, so I was…read morefirst in the line of about 15 by the time they promptly opened at 8am. Was just renewing my DL and the gentleman helping me was happy, pleasant and conversational. (As of July 2021, you have the option of a 4 or 8 year DL). The line behind me was moving quickly. There were no glitches and even though I had all necessary documentation with me, when renewing a compliant DL, I only needed my unexpired DL and not all the other docs! Great! I was on my way in under 15 minutes. Could not have had a better BMV experience!

My car registration was about to expire... Now, I'm not one who likes to stand in a long line with…read morea bunch of irritated customers and then deal with some stressed out employees, so I decided to use the Ohio BMV Express inside the Kroger on the corner of Stringtown Road and Home Road. It's super easy guys. It's a kiosk that you sign into with your license plate number and Social Security number and then pay with a credit card. You'll go through about a dozen or so screens which takes about 7 or 8 minutes in total. Once the kiosk has all your info and payment, it'll print out your new registration and license sticker and you're on your way. A user friendly government service? That's worth 5 Stars And Here's A Little Tip For You: ** Chances are that no one else is using the kiosk so no waiting. ** There are multiple locations throughout Ohio. ** Go to https://ohiobmvexpress.com/map to find the closest location or to get some more detailed information.

I was looking for a specific book and it wasn't available at my branch. I really didn't want to…read morewait for it to be sent inter-library so I found where it was supposed to be in. This branch was located less than 2 miles from a friend's house where I was going for a party that day. It's right off the freeway and had plenty of parking. Having never been here before, I walked in and looked around. Hand to God, the 2 staffers I encountered working there both looked at me and smiled and said hi. Super nice for a 1st impression. I wandered straight ahead to get a feel for the lay out and was quickly able to find the non-fiction section. As I neared the place in the stacks where my book SHOULD be, I think I was holding my breath - having been unable to find books that were "in" way too many times. But sure enough - the book was right where it was supposed to be. I grabbed it and walked back towards the doors. I figured the check outs would be there - and they were. I love how simple it is to sign out a book at any of the CML locations. I punched in my info, scanned my book and printed the receipt which I use as a bookmark. WHile I don't have reason to get to this part of town, I would gladly return as this was a great library with excellent staff!

I live in the middle of this library and Reynoldsburg and I WILL ALWAYS go to this one!!! It's so…read morenice and clean and I love it!! They have a great selection of books, but if for some reason they don't have it, it's so simple to reserve the book! They also have a book drop off on the side in case they are closed. They have tutors there after school too if your child needs help.

So, my husband and both took the BLS First Aid and CPR course here. They were really good with the…read morehands on training aspect of it, and we were even given a first aid book and resuscitation mask to take home with us!

I've seen this building a few times over my life, but just fairly recently found out it's Fairfield…read moreCounty's Library. Finally made it inside, since I had a professional development class for work. Very nice! Looked freshly updated. It three floors: books on 1 and 2; 3rd floor is an open event room with separate meeting rooms around the edge. We were on the 3rd floor. White walls, wood floor, paintings scattered around. Awesome space for a party, meeting reception, or what not.not the biggest selection of books, but enough to keep you involved!

A fun place to go on a date! Bring your own food and drink and enjoy a stroll have a seat on the…read morebench and enjoy! It's super romantic especially at night!

It is rare that I post a review while on vacation. Normally I like to get home, edit my pics,…read moreresearch some interesting facts to include in my review and determine the order of the reviews I will post. I'm just meticulous like that... LOL! However, after my early morning drive to view this beauty of a bridge I find myself wanting to share the experience right now! Bergstresser covered bridge is located in a lovely residential area along a bike path/walking trail. The bridge is strong, well preserved and could easily handle car traffic if it were allowed. The wooden floors are in great condition which was probably aided by the asphalt that once covered the floor surface. Remnants of the asphalt are still visible. The truss system is unlike any I've seen before using triple lattice crossbeams as support. The setting in which this bridge has been placed is attractive. Currently Ohio is experiencing record rains, but the results are lush green landscapes. Despite the heavy rains we experienced yesterday, the river flowing below the bridge was very calm and serene. I followed the trail to a beautifully landscaped park area with a willow tree, benches and a memorial stone. Throughout the area are loads of Blue Spruce trees! I forgot how much I love Spruce trees and this trip has inspired me to use them more in my landscapes designs. BRIDGE FACTS Year Built: 1887 Builder: Columbus Bridge Company Length: 134 feet Restored: 1991 Truss type: Partridge Location: Little Walnut Creek in Franklin County @ Kramer's Ford The Historical Marker reads as follows: In March, 1887, the Franklin County Commissioners announced the building of a bridge in Madison Township over Little Walnut Creek at Kramer's Ford. Area citizens had petitioned for a bridge to transport agricultural products to the canal and railroad. Michael Corbett of Groveport contracted to construct the abutments and the Columbus Bridge Company built the covered bridge for $2,690.00. Reuban L. Partridge, company vice president, supervised the building, using his patented truss system consisting of double and triple truss members constructed of pine and oak. In the 1930's the road traveling over the bridge became State Route 674 and in the 1950s the road was redirected to bypass the covered bridge. In 1990, the county contracted with Abba Lichtenstein & Associates to evaluate the condition of the bridge. The W.J. Seidensticker Company repaired and restored the Bergstresser bridge using original and new materials. This, the last covered bridge in Franklin County, was rededicated September 1, 1991. At this time the ownership of the bridge was transferred to the Village of Canal Winchester. FINAL THOUGHTS This bridge was named after Daniel Bergstresser and Samuel Dietz who helped in the successful petitioning of the county commissioners board in the late 1800's for a formal roadway/river crossing for use by local farmers & businesses. Once an important part of the local economy it now stands as a reminder of days long passed and as the last remaining bridge in Franklin County, Ohio. As a personal note to the residents of the area surrounding the bridge: I'd like to commend you on how well maintained your homes appear. I am a landscape/hardscape designer and I felt inspired by some of the landscapes I saw on nearby homes. I truly felt the pride of ownership and I just wanted to say keep up the great work.

Had to wait a bit (it was lunchtime) but the service was really great. The woman behind the counter…read moreactually offered to fax my salvage title to the claims adjuster for me when I explained that I didn't have a fax machine. Unfortunately I didn't have the number on me. But still kudos to her. Easy to park, good service.

I've only ever had good interactions with Violet Township's fire and EMS services. Growing up,…read moreseveral of the men and women working here were neighbors, parents of my friends or relatives that had the same last name as people you knew around town. It's cool knowing that the good work is being passed down. Today, I was hit head on by a driver who went left of center. When the ambulance got to the scene, I was definitely shook up and adrenaline was flowing. My nerves were immediately put as ease as soon as the two EMS gentleman made a lighthearted joke to lift the heavy dose or tension then and there. Brody and the other gentleman (forget his name) we're very calm and cool. Steady with the hands, too! They got that IV in without any hesitation and without jabbing me while bracing themselves for the many potholes.