Grand Opening of new Lexington Post Office today


December 08, 2009 

Release No.  04-10  



WHAT: Lexington’s newest Post Office facility will celebrate its Grand Opening on Tuesday, December 8 at Tyro Contract Post Office on NC Hwy 150. A ribbon cutting ceremony with top postal, community and civic leaders will commence at 11 am. It is one of 8 Contract Post Offices in the Triad Area and the first new one to open this year.

WHO: Postmaster Frank Brown will host Chamber of Commerce and elected officials as they introduce the new Contract Postal Unit (CPU).

WHERE: Tyro Contract Postal Unit
4344 S NC Highway 150, Suite F
Lexington, NC

WHEN: Tuesday, December 8, 2009 @ 11 am (ribbon-cutting); 11 am – 1 pm Open House

BACKGROUND: The Post Office at Tyro CPU provides a welcome alternative to the main Lexington Post Office, offering convenient hours and daily access – Monday – Friday 7:30 am – 7:30 pm and Saturdays 8 am – 2 pm.

A full line of postal products and services are available at the new CPU including postage stamps, Express Mail service, Priority Mail service, special services, packaging products, and much more. Refreshments will be served throughout the day.

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