Disclaimer! Ruralinfo.net is not sponsored or authorized by the NRLCA, the USPS or any state or local association. Click here to read full disclaimer

A show of respect after a rural carrier passes

After Mooresville, IN, Rural Carrier Travis Green died last month, his colleagues received permission to drive along his route and past his mother’s house. A video of the postal procession later went viral on social media.

Green, 56, worked for the Postal Service for 36 years.

Merv Hendricks, a local newspaper columnist, penned a tribute to the beloved Postal Service employee headlined “The final delivery.”

“Travis Green did so much more than deliver mail. He delivered jokes and smiles,” Hendricks wrote.

Hot this week

USPS releases updated EMA charts for rural carriers using a POV

Based on the August 2025 CPI-W release, the Equipment...

Mailin’ it podcast = A Conversation with New Postmaster General David Steiner

In this special episode of Mailin’ It!, USPS’s new...

W’boro postman Randy Smith retires after 40 years

The Whitesboro Post Office celebrated two major milestones at...

Delivery driver shoots US postal worker in Everett, WA

EVERETT, Wash. - Police arrested a delivery driver accused of shooting...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img
Secret Link