“I love history, and the story, ‘This Post Office invites visitors to step back in time,’ was perfect. This was a fitting memorial to Benjamin Franklin and was a great history...”
— Sharon Blake, Wichita, KS
If they contain mercury or other toxic metals, they must be recycled
The B. Free Franklin Post Office and a series of murals made news
This carrier helped a woman who had a broken leg
How much do you know about former PMG Nathan Kelsey Hall?
“Regarding the story, ‘This employee helps kids get a good night’s sleep’ — this is compassion and selfless service. It was so heartwarming to read. Kudos to Stacy Douglas...”
— Ravi Sant, Boston, MA
A new dashboard tracks shipments from the Material Distribution Center
Here’s a look at recent USPS leadership announcements
Richard Clarkson’s murals adorn the walls of the New York 2 District
You have to get prior approval and follow federal ethics rules
“I got my first Barbie when I turned 11, in August 1964. The following December, my sister hid the doll while we were evacuating our house because of the threat of flooding. Barbie...”
— Jessie Allen, Forks of Salmon, CA
A 19th-century PMG and a South Dakota volunteer made news
The customer’s grandson had become entangled in a shoulder belt
What do you know about the Postal Service’s Barbie stamps video?
He stole packages containing cocaine and sold them to an associate
The ‘Mailin’ It!’ podcast explains the Free Matter for the Blind program
“I was very surprised and impressed when I noticed the special 250th anniversary cancellation mark. I was a part-time USPS employee in Ohio during my college years in the ’60s,...”
— Sandy McHale, Lancaster, KY