Almost 190 years ago, a fire destroyed vital postal records


Almost 190 years ago, a fire destroyed vital postal records


More than 35,000 upgraded vehicles are now on the road

Postal themes are rare but have proven quite popular

This USPS supervisor is also an umpire for the Savannah Bananas

A ‘turnkey’ Post Office opened 65 years ago

A USPS employee and her great horned owl serve as avian ambassadors

This employee dedicates her downtime to curling and promoting sports for the deaf

A USPS employee and the man he gave a kidney to are ready to celebrate 10 years of transplant success


The Texas employee was first in line to become the pet’s new owner


From 1975-2024, USPS rode the winds of technological and cultural change

This employee helps USPS become the best it can be

This employee takes photos of flora and fauna in their element

From 1925-1974, the postal system spearheaded innovations in delivery — and its own identity


From 1875-1924, there were big advances in transportation and labor

This finance specialist treasures customer connections

The Post Office Department opened the first commercial telegraph on April 1, 1845

From 1825-1874, a nimble postal system expanded with the nation

This customer services supervisor learns something new every day

Old football injuries could not sideline this mail handler, who now thrives in mixed martial arts

This ethics attorney works to ensure USPS remains among the country’s most trusted agencies

Jimmy Carter, a loyal USPS customer, never lost the common touch

This Bulgarian-born USPS employee aims for global appeal with his film ‘Brass Band’