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Letter Carrier Retiring After 35 Years

Cary Hardy, a familiar face to Connersville residents, will retire as a city letter carrier with the United States Postal Service on Feb. 15 after 35 years of service.

Hardy’s retirement marks the end of a career defined by commitment to his community, preceded by his service in the United States Coast Guard.

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