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USPS to end postal services at some Lewis Drug, Hy-Vee locations

Several USPS retail locations inside of Lewis Drug and Hy-Vee will be ceasing operations.

The letter was posted on the 10th and Cliff location on Monday.

The sign says that, effective September 30, the store will no longer be selling postage or mailing packages.

A representative with the US Postal Service tells us that the Postal Service determined that nearby postal facilities are able to serve the community.

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