3 weeks ago Hunger in the Texas Panhandle is something that isn't going away. Food is needed on a daily basis and people are going hungry. Twenty-One years ago the National Association of Letter Carriers started an event called Stamp Out Hunger to help out the hungry and this Saturday they will continue that tradition and will collect food for the High Plains Food Bank.
“Going postal” could soon be very fashionable.
They can cite healthcare costs all they want, we know the real reason the Post Office is going to stop Saturday deliveries in August. Clearly, it is because they never redesigned their bags to hold tacos and mail. People love the tacos. But they ne
February 6, 2013 You know "Video Killed the Radio Star", well email killed the post office. It seems that the U.S. Postal Service plans to make some drastic cuts and that includes something that could be an inconvenience to you.
November 15, 2012 With the holidays comes a ton of shipping. Christmas presents, cards, pictures, etc. If you want to ensure that your packages gets to its destination in time then follow these deadlines to make sure your package arrives in time.
December 6, 2011 They say neither snow, nor rain, sleet or hail can't stop the U.S. Post Office, but how about the possibility of bankruptcy?
Because so many people are sending letters through emails, texts and having packages shipped through other sources, the Postal Service is doing something that hasn't been done in over 40 years.
They will be making cuts to first-class mail delivery, which will do away with the overnight letter. It's estimated that this cost-cutting will save the Postal Service an estimated $3 billion dollars.
January 24, 2011 Because a lot of use the internet to pay our bills and talk to friends through e-mails, the Post Office is having a hard time making a profit, so they have to cut back somewhere.
How will these cutbacks effect us?
