post office

This move could overwhelm Amarillo and hurt mail service

Have you ever just taken a second to appreciate the marvel that is a small town post office?

I went to the post office the other day to mail out some Christmas gifts. Usually, I just go the gift card route. So much easier. I just have to put the gift card in an envelope with a regular old stamp. Mission accomplished.

The United States Postal Service's warning to customers has caught many patrons off guard. Here's what you need to know.

This holiday season, I will be sending a package or two through the mail and it's good to know when those packages have to be in the mail to make it under someone else's tree in time. Here's a great reminder on those US Post Office shipping details.

Christmas time is here and the time to ship your packages to your loved ones is now. However, if you need to know when the deadlines are, here are the deadlines you have to follow from the USPS to ensure your package arrives on time to your loved ones for Christmas.

Food insecurity is a real thing, especially here in Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle.  One in 7 people locally are food insecure.  These are people who go to work everyday and work hard, but they just don't make enough money.  These people make the hard decisions whether to put food on the table or pay a utility bill.  Buy food or pay for a prescription.  Coming up this Saturday you can help with

It is always a sad thing to see someone hungry, especially kids.  This Saturday, May 14th,  you can help by donating can goods in the national 'Stamp Out Hunger' drive.  The post office has been doing this for over 20 years and this year you can help!

When it comes to the holidays, this is the busiest times of the year for the US Postal Service.   So if you are planning on shipping gifts for Christmas here are the deadlines you need to meet.

It is always a sad thing to see someone hungry, especially kids.  This Saturday you can help by donating can goods in the national 'Stamp Out Hunger' drive.  The post office has been doing this for over 20 years and this year you can help!

There is no doubt that the United States Postal Service is facing a crisis.  With technology weeding out their services, they have lost billions of dollars over the years.  So in order to help, they are launching their own clothing line.

For the past 150 years the United States Postal Service has delivered mail on Saturdays.  But in an effort to save some money, Saturday mail will soon be a thing of the past.  How big of a difference will it actually make?