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Small post offices may closeCincinnati.comSupporters of small post office branches vowed Tuesday to fight to keep them open after the US …Airway Road post office on closing listDayton Daily Newsall 4 news articles » More: continued here

Black Eagle Post Office May CloseKFBB NewsChannel 5By KFBB News Team The community of Black Eagle is in an uproar over a proposed plan that would shut down their post office. The US Postal Service faces a … More: continued here

On the road again: Canadian Highway Landmarks land their own stampsMiramichi LeaderNext year's stamps will celebrate central Canada while the 2011 series will focus on Eastern Canada. "You're certain to remember them from your summer road … More: continued here

Post office to adjust Hannibal delivery routesHannibal.netThe post office its adjusting its city routes, which will mean changes in delivery times for some customers. By BRENT ENGEL The post office is changing its … More: continued here

The post office in downtown Seneca cut its hours today. The office will open two hours later on weekdays. More: continued here

Hamilton's Lindenwald post office could be closedHamilton Journal News (subscription)HAMILTON — The post office in Lindenwald may close as the US Postal Service looks to reduce its overall operations, officials announced today, July 21. …and more » More: continued here

HAMILTON — The post office in Lindenwald may close as the U.S. Postal Service looks to reduce its overall operations, officials announced today, July 21. A list released today by the U.S. . . . More: continued here

HAMILTON — The post office in Lindenwald may close as the U.S. Postal Service looks to reduce its overall operations, officials announced today, July 21. The Lindenwald office was included on a list of “finance stations,” which house PO boxes and provide retail services, that will be studied over the …

FedEx Corp. said today it has added 92 diesel-electric hybrid trucks, converted in Charlotte, to its fleet. More: continued here

THE ARCHBISHOP of Wales Dr Barry Morgan said the Welsh farming industry has risen from the ashes of the foot-and-mouth outbreak and come out stronger, when he addressed his show-going “flock” with a sermon at the start of the Royal Welsh Show at Llanelwedd. More: continued here