Antioch Christian Church, a building in Winchester, Ky., is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

One of the most beloved movies watched by families all over the United States around Christmas is the 1946 film It’s a Wonderful Life.

A strike of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers began Nov. 15.

According to Reuters, the Washington Post reported that Trump “has discussed his desire to privatize the Postal Service with Howard Lutnick, his pick for commerce secretary.”

A single snowman appears on a new holiday sprayed-on postmark that likely went into use nationwide on Dec. 2.

The Nov. 28 edition of the United States Postal Service’s Postal Bulletin contains 14 holiday-themed postmarks offering a variety of designs to celebrate the season.

The United States Postal Service temporarily suspended international mail service to Canada as of Nov. 25 due to a national strike of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers which began Nov. 15.

The United States Postal Service is launching a new online catalog for its Operation Santa children’s gift program, the USPS said in a Nov. 18 press release.

In October the United States Postal Service unveiled a new “prototype for retail locations.”

The design highlights the Postal Service’s role in delivering holiday cheer, featuring a USPS delivery truck crossing a stone bridge, framed by a festive border of holly leaves and berries.

The Postal Regulatory Commission will review the changes before they are scheduled to take effect, the USPS said in a Nov. 15 press release

McReynolds was appointed to the board of governors by President Joe Biden and was confirmed by the Senate on May 13, 2021.

Two Thanksgiving-themed pictorial postmarks have been made available by the Plymouth 400 Legacy organization.

Blokart racing, originally conceived in 1999 by New Zealander Paul Beckett, has grown from humble beginnings in a garage to an international sport.

The mailing dates are recommended for expected delivery before Dec. 25, according to the United States Postal Service.

The new postmark’s design area, with horizontal bars at the top and bottom, reads: “As in past elections, USPS is ready. If you choose to vote by mail, please mail early.”

Households in the United States and its territories can order up to four test kits at no cost.

The postmark, featuring a detailed brain illustration surrounded by leaves and droplets, symbolizes cognitive decline and the importance of awareness.

The proposed increases for what the USPS calls “Market Dominant classes” are discussed in a Sept. 23 filing with the Postal Regulatory Commission.

The new postmark is much more legible, and it seems that different things are also being tried with the character limits.