My name is Nicole Kerp. I came to social security on march 3rd 2026 at 2:33pm. I was helped by a…read morevery nice man. His name was David. If i could leave him a higher rating i would he gave me eye contact and listened very well. Thank you for hiring such a wonderful man. He helped me with everything and was very respectful. I wish everyone could be like him. Keep up the great work.

this is not open. the only ss office in springfield is on battlefield…read more i ubered a guy here only to find out it has been closed for sometime. i drove the guy to the correct one to help him out. this needs to be updated.

We all hate the DMV, but this place is a diamond in the rough. They are kind receptive and there…read moreis never a wait. I'm not going to go as far as to say it's enjoyable, because I hate going to the license office. However, this is the best lcense office i've ever gone too.

Small office but with friendly, helpful staff. I'd go here over either Springfield office any day!…read more(And I live in Springfield)

Named after Daniel Webster, Webster County was created by the Missouri legislature on March 3,…read more1855. The county's first seat was in Hazelwood and was moved after Marshfield was surveyed in 1856. The city "hosted" both Union and Confederate forces during the Civil War as it is close to Fort Sand Springs just a few miles down Old Wire Road. It was the railroad that really helped with Marshfield's growth which slowed after a cyclone hit the town in 1880. Things took off again when Route 66 came through the county in the late 1920s. This new courthouse is the third to serve the county. It was started in 1939, replacing the one built in the 1880s. It was completed in 1941 and has been the county seat ever since. It is constructed of Carthage Marble with art deco elements on the walls and a top floor jail. Worth a tour but it was secured this afternoon and I was only able to press my nose up against the glass. Of course, you need to check out the scale model Hubble Telescope on the grounds. Edwin Hubble spent some of his boyhood here. [Review 635 of 2024 - 327 in Missouri - 21666 overall]

These folks know how to do it. I have never had a bad or unfavorable experience…read morewith this unit, and I visit weekly. Always professional, courteous, helpful....including helping carry parcels to the car. Even if they're swamped, they endeavour to treat each customer with patience and good service. They should be copied nationwide.

This place won't even spare you a piece of tape, but you can buy and entire roll of packing tape…read morefor $5. Shut the usps down, Amazon and ups set the standard for delivery

Excellent National Park. I highly recommend any student of history or history buff give this place…read morea visit. The museum has one of the largest collections of civil war era weaponry I have seen in a single location. Well maintained and terrific staff

Our grandsons are homeschooling for the first time this year (2nd & 6th grade) so when we decided…read moreto attend a St. Louis Cardinals game, we planned a couple National Parks along the way for some History lessons. The Park Attendant that was working the front desk was so friendly and explained a lot of history about Wilson's Creek to us. We enjoyed the park film and the museum at the Visitor's Center. They have a very large firearms collection that was interesting to look at. We walked up to the Ray House and also a few of the hikes: The Fort Smith Battery, Price's Headquarters and we ended very abruptly after hiking the East Overlook. When we got to our car after East Overlook, we noticed we had 100's of ticks on us. We spent the next hour trying to get all of them off of our shoes, socks and clothes. We did not make any more stops until we got back to the Visitor Center. Once inside, we explained to the Park Ranger about the ticks and she informed us that she always lets people know they have had an increase in ticks and chiggers this year and has Off that people can use before starting the hikes. Very disappointed that the first guy we spoke to did not mention this to us as we had explained we were heading out to the hikes so we could complete the Junior Ranger books and receive our badge... My daughter had a few chigger bites along with ticks and our grandsons were eat up with chigger bites... We were still pulling ticks off several hours later. The battlefield itself and park are very nice, with lots of history!! Just make sure you have plenty of Off with Deet before going on the hiking trails!!!

Our local post office is outstanding in service and friendly. Jimbo is a great representative of…read morethis organization and has gone out of his way numerous times to help us in Lampe and Kimberling City.

Small post office in Strafford, MO. The staff is always very friendly, they work hard and try to…read moreaccommodate the customers. I enjoy talking to them when I stop by. They have P.O. Box available and physical address available for packages. The front parking area is challenging and small however there's plenty of parking in the back and across the street.

I love this library, great staff and it's very well set up for kids. It makes it a very peaceful…read moreplace to bring my kids to get books.

Very nice little place. Not super well stocked, but they are happy to bring in whatever you need…read more The staff is very nice, and it's actually quiet in there.