Collection of articles we came across about interesting news in the postal world.
USPS employee dedicated to bringing awareness
FRONTENAC, Kan. — As a breast cancer survivor, Shelly Mathis has been bringing awareness and encouraging people to advocate for themselves for the past six years.
After 54 Years Of Wind, Ice And Mud, Hulett Family Retires From 66-Mile Mail Route
After 54 years of delivering mail through wind, ice and mud on a 66-mile rural route around Hulett, Wyoming, the Spangler family is calling it quits. “I…
He saw a hand knocking on a window – USPS Employee News
This letter carrier responded when a customer signaled for help
The penguins are noisy, the people fantastic - what it takes to be an Antarctic postmaster
George Clarke from Bristol will run the post office at Port Lockroy in Antarctica from October to March.
Lenhartsville bids farewell to retiring postal clerk, the center of the community
Heidi Shappell is ending a 38-year career with the postal service, the last 11 at the ‘cutest little post office in all of the county.’
National Postal Museum To Open Exhibition Exploring American Stories Through Stamp Art | Smithsonian Institution
“American Stories, American Stamps” Opens Nov. 20
Smithsonian Books Publishes an Early History of the US Postal System
This fall, Smithsonian Books released Routes to a Nation: The Post Office in the Colonies and Early United States, which features 130 new high-quality photographs of letters, seals, newspapers and other artifacts from the Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum
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