By Scott Tiffney

This year the Pony Express reenactment began Jan. 27 with a parade and swearing-in of the riders, followed by a Jan. 28-30 ride from Holbrook, Ariz., to Scottsdale, Ariz., by the Navajo County Sheriff’s Posse and Hashknife Pony Express reenactment group. Full Story

By Linn’s Staff

“These new stamps celebrate the lowrider culture that is rooted in 1940s-era working-class Mexican American/Chicano communities throughout the American Southwest,” the USPS said. Full Story

By Scott Tiffney

The stamp features a black-and-white painting of Lee by artist Kam Mak showing Lee executing a flying kick with the vertical inscriptions “BRUCE LEE” and “FOREVER USA” being the targets on the right side of the design. Full Story

By David Hartwig

Hip-hop took root in Canada in the 1980s, shaped by United States influences but driven by local voices responding to race, language, and place. Full Story

By Jay Bigalke

George W. Linn’s role in shaping modern American philatelic journalism is part of the shared editorial heritage that connects Linn’s Stamp News and Scott Stamp Monthly. Full Story